Ice Age It’s a classic family movie for many reasons. Its content is unique in the world of children’s movies, featuring a ragtag group of lonely animals who eventually band together to bring an infant human back to its “herd,” and the characters themselves are endearing and funny.
Perhaps the best thing about this movie is the laughs that audiences can count on.Whether it’s the 50th time after watching it every day as a child, or the first time watching it again with your own children Ice Age The movie is humorous, uplifting and enjoyable.
Come on kids, you can play Extinction later
One animal evacuated the area with others, urging his children to stop playing in a mud puddle pretending to be stuck. The scene is reminiscent of the ones often seen in nature documentaries where some animal dies tragically, leading to its extinction – the commentary here is dark, but the irony is amusing because the scene is self-aware.
Give it up, Sid.you know humans can’t talk
These animals have a humorous, ongoing awareness that humans are generally not as smart as they are. The way the characters talk about humans mimics the way real-life humans talk about animals, thinking they are superior. Here, Manny mocks Sid for being so naive that humans can actually communicate – perhaps similar to how some people laugh at people who talk to their pet dogs or cats!
Cid, Lord of Fire
Sid said this classic line from the movie after lighting a bonfire for everyone. It’s a funny scene, especially since fire was usually a big deal during that time period (since humans only recently discovered it), and this is echoed in animals that enjoy human activity, and becomes downright hilarious. It was especially enjoyable to see the group joking and having fun with each other and their tension starting to melt away.
I’m not fully breastfeeding right now, my friend
The team tried to figure out how to feed the baby, who kept crying without any sign of why. When they finally consider that he might be hungry and Manny suggests that Sid feed him, Sid responds with a typically witty and hilarious response, providing a clever example of the adult humor incorporated into the film’s dialogue – Kids may not know what “breastfeeding” is, but adults will definitely giggle.
They gagged me with voles
Sid explains how his family used to treat him when they set off on their travels. Sid revealed how unlikeable his family thought he was and explained how hard they went to ensure they didn’t have to take him anywhere. This is a drama about how annoying Sid is meant to be—despite how lovable he becomes in the process.
You are a disgrace to nature, you know that?
Sid is a frequent target of Manny’s ridicule, giving him ample opportunity to use Sid as a reference point for Manny’s comments about the animal kingdom.
While animals are often thought of as agile and better at navigating the natural world, Sid is shown to be clumsy in almost all situations – in this case, he tried to climb a cliff, but promptly fell off .
The last of our women are gone
The dodo scene is one of the most ridiculous and funniest scenes in the movie. A group of strange birds are so concerned about the end of the world as they know it that they are comically depicted running like a military operation. When one of the dodos dies in a panic, the rest lament that they have just lost their last female dodo—a joke that fits in with the current state of animals banding together to survive the long, cold winters of the Ice Age About tragic and funny.
That’s it, you’re out of the crowd
Sid, Diego and Manny eventually form a unit, or as Manny calls it, a “group.” This is a sign of their mutual acceptance and the bond they share.
When they find out that Diego has been cheating on them, Sid makes it clear that Diego is no longer popular with their “group.”
Diego, say that. You don’t know where it went.
In the Ice Age series, it’s a running joke that Sid is dirty and unhappy. When Manny catches Diego biting Sid, his only reaction is to comment on the health risks Diego faces, a joke reminiscent of what many people hear people tell their dogs after putting something unfortunate in their mouths if.
Survive. of. Most suitable!
Sid, the laziest and most useless member of the group, once shines when he jumps on an attacking tiger and traps him in a hole. As he jumps, he yells the well-known term “survival of the fittest” – which is funny, considering Sid isn’t exactly survival of the fittest. In this moment, Sid is at his funniest, displaying a character’s sense of humor that’s matched only by Scrat, who technically doesn’t even have a line to quote.