Film Review: Ice Age 4: Continental Drift
With the fourth film, the Ice Age family animation franchise is looking almost extinct. The only interesting thing is the wacky “Scrat” character, a hungry, pop-eyed, acorn-obsessed rat, who has another great cameo. The rest of the time, we’re stuck with the tired old characters: Manny the Mammoth (Ray Romano) and his pals; Manny is now a family guy with a rebellious teen daughter. It really does feel exhausted. However, there is a very nice short film going out with this – The Simpsons: the Longest Daycare, featuring the further adventures of Maggie Simpson at the Ayn Rand School for Tots.
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