Ok though a little dated

Rating: 7/10 (24 May 2019)

I grew up watching this as a kid and I have to say I enjoyed it then and I still do now. The jokes are funny, the characters have well defined likable personalities and the animation's nice though by today's standards it's somewhat dated but I'll get to that.
The story's about a misfit trio journeying during the ice age while looking after a baby they find. Sid(John Leguizamo), a clumsy yet well-meaning sloth trying to reunite with his family bumps into an irritable mammoth named Manfred "Manny"(Ray Romano) and an enigmatic saber tooth tiger named Diego(Denis Leary) who may have a hidden agenda.
Meanwhile a saber-toothed squirrel named Scrat struggles to find a place to store his acorn leading to several hilarious gags that indirectly effect the trio on their quest. Will they get to their destination without killing each other? I'll let you decide that. What it lacks in animation it makes up in story. The story's nothing new but what pulls it through are the characters and their chemistry. The jokes don't always hit but when they do they get a laugh. The scene where they're walking through the snow with the baby has some pretty good gags such as the scene where Sid throws a snowball at Manny a few times leading to Manny finally throwing a snowboulder at him.
Sid could easily be annoying but he has charm and Manny to bounce off of leading to some funny scenes like the one where he's forced to change the baby's diaper. They're like an odd couple and Diego's the third wheel. The baby also gets some laughs too. There's a scene where it test Manny's patience by pulling on his nose hairs leading to Manny hanging him on a branch threatening to leave him there. I thought that was funny.
The animation's fine though though as I said earlier some of the textures feel off. The snow never feels right and the people look somewhat strange and rubbery. The fur also doesn't feel real in how it looks and moves. Again that's just nitpicking. For what it is it's a good family movie. Take it for what it's worth and see for yourself.