Ice Age: Dawn of the Dinosaurs

The third part of the Ice Age saga suffers from franchise fatigue—the critters, most of whom we are familiar with from the past couple of films, and some that have been added in, don’t really get to do much that’s fresh and new.

The manic pace quickly grows tiresome, as does the influx of cloying baby animals.

This third entry in the animated kiddie series appears to be more, um, fair and balanced.

Marks Blue Sky Studios' descent into the kind of crude and suggestive humor they once left to DreamWorks.

As with the two earlier films, it's all a mite disorderly in tempo but often highly amusing and great fun in the main.

Children will probably enjoy Ice Age 3, but adults may find the script a little over-sophisticated, not to say conflicted in its attitudes towards women.

Once again, technology is at the service of a precise script that revolves around family and friends... [Full review in Spanish]

It’s a completely unnecessary sequel so unbearably unimaginative that it feels like a tired obligation being fulfilled by the begrudging talent to appease a studio’s need for sequel marketability.

An engaging third instalment in the hit series of animated comedies about a group of oddball prehistoric creatures.

Scrat is the only character who's remotely entertaining.