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Ice Age: Continental Drift (2012) A mild bounce back from the dinosaur doldrums of the last Ice Age movie. When the earth’s surface splits apart, Manny the family-guy mammoth (Ray… PT94M Animation Queen Latifah Denis Leary John Leguizamo Ray Romano Chris Wedge 20th Century Fox Film Corporation

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PREHISTORIC LAUGHS Ice Age 's predictable plot is slightly improved by a cast of new characters
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PREHISTORIC LAUGHS Ice Age's predictable plot is slightly improved by a cast of new characters

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Min. Age 4-6 Yrs Old

The violence is mild, the innuendos are few, and the jokes are many. It's a pretty safe bet. — A.W.

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Ice Age: Continental Drift

The violence is mild, the innuendos are few, and the jokes are many. It's a pretty safe bet.

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Details Release Date: Jul 06, 2012; Length: 94 Minutes; Genre: Animation; With: Queen Latifah, Denis Leary, John Leguizamo, Ray Romano and Chris Wedge; Distributor: 20th Century Fox Film Corporation

A mild bounce back from the dinosaur doldrums of the last Ice Age movie. When the earth’s surface splits apart, Manny the family-guy mammoth (Ray Romano), Diego the saber-toothed tiger grouch (Denis Leary), and Sid the infantile sloth (John Leguizamo) get stranded on an ice floe in Ice Age: Continental Drift. They’re trying to get back home — a dreary plot, but the film keeps throwing things at you, like a colorful ape pirate (Peter Dinklage) and a fun hallucination sequence. That said, the laughs are starting to feel prehistoric. B
Originally posted Jul 11, 2012 Published in issue #1216 Jul 20, 2012 Order article reprints
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Weekend of May 12 Box Office Source: Rentrak Corp.
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Walt Disney Pictures
$72.5 2 $284.9 A-
2.
The Great Gatsby
Warner Bros.
$51.1 1 $51.1 B-
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$5.0 3 $41.6 B
4.
Peeples
Lionsgate
$4.8 1 $4.8 C+
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Warner Bros.
$4.6 5 $84.7 B+
6.
Oblivion
Universal
$3.9 4 $81.7 C+
7.
The Croods
DreamWorks
$3.6 8 $173.2 C+
8.
The Big Wedding
Lionsgate
$2.5 3 $18.3 B
9.
Mud
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$2.3 3 $8.4 B+
10.
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$0.8 10 $230.0 C+
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