L'âge de glace : Les lois de l'univers

Cette fois, il ne s'agit en réalité que d'un produit de marketing de masse destiné à vendre des jouets et du pop-corn, dont le sujet est déjà épuisé jusqu'à la moelle et dont les créateurs n'ont aucune ambition de raconter quelque chose de sensé, inventant des absurdités comme les OVNI et les cristaux de jeunesse éternelle. La tendance à la baisse de la qualité se manifeste également par le fait que cet épisode ne parvient même pas à se maintenir en tant que grotesque démentielle, dans laquelle les personnages trébuchent, trépignent et se frappent la tête. Et en raison de la surpopulation extrême de héros (au moins une douzaine), les habituelles leçons sur les valeurs de l'amitié, de la famille et du partenariat sont diluées, ce qui les rend d'autant plus fausses. (19/07/2016)

It is almost surprising that an ever-expanding group of heroes still maintains the level of humor where they can laugh freely for an hour and a half without inhibition. The reasons why I used to defend the first three parts at any occasion have significantly decreased. The previous installment with its pirate-family theme clearly deviated from the series, and this time, the uniqueness of the whole Ice Age franchise has almost completely disappeared. Collision Course is nothing more than a replaceable family comedy full of obligatory clichés, and in terms of adventure, it is already a somewhat overused variation of a journey for the salvation of everything and everyone. I am saddened by this similar direction, and I will continue to shake my head for a long time, wondering why it couldn't have stayed just a trilogy, but the tremendously positive atmosphere in all of the squirrel's escapades still makes me cautiously nod upward. (27/12/2017)

So, it’s true; this movie is most likely the worst one out of the entire series. It confirms the golden rule that when you repeat a joke far too many times, it stops being funny. So once again, there’s a squirrel with a nut, there’s an asteroid that causes ice age… over and over again. But after all, the kids probably won’t mind. (22/11/2017)

There's competition among cartoons this year where just having a bunch of funny characters definitely won't keep you in the game. It takes a story. Preferably one that will entertain kids and adults in roughly equal proportions. It must be all the better when it features the same characters for the umpteenth time. While it's true that the filmmakers still have some pretty cool ideas for torturing a squirrel chasing his dream nut, isn't it getting a little stale? It's going to need some kind of fresh air, at the very least. Otherwise, the animation is great, although that's become almost commonplace in recent years. 3 stars. (24/07/2016)

More annoying than funny... It is very strange to see on the one hand wacky characters doing wacky things, squirming, jumping and screaming strangely, and on the other hand a traditional story about family values. I didn't really care about either, the asteroid plot didn't even seem to matter, and especially when I thought of the recent Croods, who presented almost the same theme in a much more entertaining way, I felt sad. I give points only for Scrat, for maniacal Buck and for few nice jokes.___P.S. If you have a DVD and you're only interested in Scrat's shenanigans, play the 15-minute short: Scrat: Spaced Out, which is basically all of Scrat's scenes edited together and given a different ending. (25/12/2016)