It seems to go no where fast.

Rating: 6/10 (7 July 2013)

Croods is an interesting show, you got extremely detailed environmental animation like dirt/dust on gathering and wiping off from our cast then you got ridiculous character designs of the creatures, landscape and of course the cast themselves.
The story follows the same route, in the beginning of the movie you got a retard rat race to get food that breaks any logical behavioral patterns of 'humans' and animals then you got the extremely intelligent scene where Eep first sees fire light and tries to capture it and understand it.
Croods then grinds these alternating themes of stark stupidity and intelligence (childishness and maturity) throughout every aspect of the movie.
The writers and producers should have decided to stick which way they wanted to go and not to mix and match to their whims and fancies. This major failing is why Croods will never be the enduring movie it was might be.
But take heart Grug's climax despite the questionable logic that he uses is very satisfying can, like I said, if the ending has a decent pay off you can forgive almost anything.
For those of you that can't stand this type of story telling consider The Croods like a tech demo, like my sister said, for the upcoming How To Train Dragon movie. It's visuals are simply stunning.