The animation style is still cool and neat though. (Sorry if this review is poorly constructed, I just, can't waste much longer writing this review on this garbage movie) It'll be the worst 82 minutes of you're life. And I can go on and on, just, don't watch this movie. Also the villain (yes there is a villain) is garbage, don't know how else to say it, he just sucks.
For an example, at the beginning, Crash and Eddie do this very cringy montage of wearing rich clothes and doing dances or something (I mostly forgot and don't wanna look back at the dumpster fire of this movie) Simon Pegg gives a very soulless performance as Buck in this movie, he just sounds tired and done with this franchise (no hate to Simon Pegg). The main characters are dull and generic, the comedy is very cringy. I get that the animators probably tried with the small budget (maybe) but, the movements and background were really bad. I did not have high expectations, but still watched it because "how bad could it be?" Well, it was AWFUL. The final nail of the coffin was Collision Course, but now, with Disney buying Fox, Disney made this garbage. But one thing's for sure: No matter where or how you watch, movie fans are in for a big treat this year.As a huge fan of the original Ice Age, it was sad to see this franchise go down hill. It's worth it to check your local listings, because release dates and platforms are likely to change up until the last minute. One note: Because the situation around the pandemic is still in flux, movie studios are still apt to change things at the last minute, putting more movies in theaters when COVID numbers are good, and sending them straight to streaming services when they're bad. The best kids' movies of 2022, listed here in order of release date, are set to stun you with their animation, thrill you with their grand adventures, make you dance to their original songs and, of course, laugh at all their silly jokes. Or, if you're a family that values the cinematic experience, 2022 looks like it'll be even better than 2021 when it comes to the number of movies hitting theaters. The proliferation of streaming services like Netflix, Peacock, Disney+, Paramount+, Apple TV+ and HBO Max means there are plenty of studios out clamoring for new and interesting films to entertain families - and streaming them at home means they're even easier to watch. It's never been a better time to be a family that loves new kids' movies.
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