More than ever, Ice Age is intent on finding love for each of its characters, who go about expressing it in a manner that is absolutely human-like.

Ice Age: Collision Course is never able to shake off the been-there-done-that feel that envelopes it from start to finish.

Don’t go in with mammoth expectations and you won’t be disappointed. It may as well be titled Apocalypse Averted, but that still wouldn’t salvage this film’s fate!

For the younger lot, it could be a fun movie outing but those accompanying their kids, may find themselves bored in parts.

The set pieces in Ice Age: Collision Course work fine. A giant asteroid is about to destroy planet Earth and the way the mammals manage to avoid the catastrophe is engaging in parts. But the movie’s constant effort to be an Ice Age film hard selling family values is tiring and unoriginal. If the storytelling is inconsequential to your movie watching experience, Collision Course works out. But if you are a seasoned movie buff, chances are you’ll be bored to death.

So there’s really not much take home here other than a few stray moments of elastic levity. It certainly appears from the lack of surprises here, that this franchise has outlived its fly-by date!

ce Age: Collision Course is a very average watch and doesn’t quite make its place into your heart.

The Ice Age franchise has run its course. Now it’s exhausted.

Collision Course has a few entertaining moments, but it’s bland and unoriginal for the most part. Maybe it will be distracting enough for children under 10, but it’s incredibly tedious for anyone beyond that.