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Chris RenaudReviews (6)
Stuffing an ancient squirrel into a time machine is a really crazy idea. But it works. In each historical period, Scrat narrowly escapes death and he leaves you with a wide smile on your face at the end. And that’s the main thing.
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This is a load of awesome wackiness. Scrat is back in action, but with a time machine? An awesome five-minute romp for all Ice Age movie enthusiasts.
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Time travel is a bit worn out, but here it worked quite well to get Scrat into more trouble. Perhaps I should have seen this earlier, and it would have really got me, but after the other short films with the squirrel, it's only just okay. I'm not crazy about it, but it was nice. At least for a moment.
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This is a barrage of original ideas, jokes; everything. We also get to see a time paradox and a brilliant joke with a pissed off David. I wonder why Scrat doesn't have his own movie yet when a lot of people watch Ice Age anyway mostly because of him.
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Even the second time round the bonus escapade is better than its feature-length sibling. It may not be quite as good as Gone Nutty, but its still great fun. More ideas, jokes and everything in the span of five minutes than in the vast majority of feature-length animated movies these days. Scrat is simply... Simply Scrat. Let’s hope that we meet him again some time and it won’t be in a boring family slap-stick farce like Ice Age: The Meltdown.
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