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Awix (3310 KP) created a poll

Apr 20, 2020  
Poll
Vote, vote, vote for your favourite incredibly obscure Marvel character they'll never make a movie about!

Devil Dinosaur, the super-powered tyrannosaur

2 votes

Squirrel Girl, mistress of the buck-toothed tree-rats

2 votes

Son of Satan, guaranteed to get multiplexes in the bible belt burned

1 votes

NFL Superpro, who got his powers from breathing in the fumes from burning sports memorabilia (I'm not making this up)

0 votes

U.S.A the cyborg space-trucker

2 votes

Asbestos Lady, who these days spends most of her time fighting lawsuits

0 votes

Hellcow, a victim of Dracula who became the world's first vampire ruminant

7 votes

Leather Boy (don't ask)

0 votes

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Gareth von Kallenbach (971 KP) rated Ice Age: Collision Course (2016) in Movies

Aug 6, 2019  
Ice Age: Collision Course (2016)
Ice Age: Collision Course (2016)
2016 | Animation, Family
4
6.2 (13 Ratings)
Movie Rating
The fifth installment of the franchise hit Ice Age reunites us with Manny
the mammoth (Ray Romano) and his two best friends, Diego the Sabre-tooth
Tiger (Denis Leary) and Sid the Sloth (John Leguizamo). Over the course of
the first 4 films, the unlikely trio become the best of friends,
introduction of love interests for both Manny and Diego, and the birth of a
Manny’s little girl. In this chapter, Manny and Ellie’s daughter Peaches
(Keke Palmer) is engaged to Julian. Manny’s struggle to let go of his
little girl causes tension with his relationship with Julian (Adam Devine).

The unlikely herd is struck by a meteor shower, that was as usual caused by
Scrat the squirrel, that forces them underground back to to land of
Dinosaurs. The return of hyperactive weasel Buck (Simon Peg) is the
highlight of movie, with his unconventional tactics, outlandish anecdotes
and death defying acrobatics. Buck figures out a large asteroid is headed
towards Earth threatening to destroy the entire planet. The only way to
stop the asteroid from it’s extinction level destruction is to find a way
to divert the asteroid away from the planet using magnetic force. And, so
begins the adventure of the herd trying to find the town of Geotopia and
using its sacred gems to help create the magnetic field needed.

They are definitely trashing the laws of paleontology and geology with this
film. The far fetched plot line leaves little to be desired compared to
the story line of its predecessors. The audience is kept busy dealing with
boring family squabbles and Sid desperate to still find love. If it wasn’t
for the role of Buck, the adult audience would consider this movie to be a
complete flop. The younger generation will be scratching their heads
wondering if this scenario is even plausible. I know, my 8 year old kid
was questioning it! Nonetheless, there was enough slap stick comedy and
antics to keep kids entertained and parents chuckling.