Scrat's epic pursuit of his elusive acorn catapults him outside of Earth, where he accidentally sets off a series of cosmic events that transform and threaten the planet. To save themselves from peril, Manny, Sid, Diego, and the rest of the herd leave their home and embark on a quest full of thrills and spills, highs and lows, laughter and adventure while traveling to exotic new lands and encountering a host of colorful new characters.
When the asteroid cracks in half the acorn is on the back of it but when we see it heading for Earth it's on the side of the asteroid. See more »
Quotes
[first lines]
Neil deBuck Weasel:
The universe: A vast expanse of space and matter. It includes all that we see, and all that we know. Since the beginning of time, we have wondered how the universe came to be. A gloriously orchestrated plan? A chance series of events? Or something much, much... dumber?
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Crazy Credits
When the 20th Century Fox logo appears, the X in the logo got lit up. This is similar to the Fox X-Men films, where the X in the logo stays for a second longer when the logo fades away. See more »
I'm a confirmed cinema bachelor. Never happier than schlepping along to my local multiplex as a carefree movie mad singleton, I ignore the over-priced confectionery, ice creams and soft drinks, content to buy a ticket only and save my wallet and pancreas a regretful ache later on.
A five year could never avoid such sugary seduction.
Before I had even bought our tickets, my six year old nephew and I had visited a sweet shop to select a pot of teeth-destroying, but oh so satisfying penny chews (yes, I tried some), a huge bag of sweet pop corn, a bottle of blueberry flavoured water and a lengthy discussion about what my nephew wanted to eat at McDonald's afterwards (he needed something savoury to wash down all of the sugar).
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I'm a confirmed cinema bachelor. Never happier than schlepping along to my local multiplex as a carefree movie mad singleton, I ignore the over-priced confectionery, ice creams and soft drinks, content to buy a ticket only and save my wallet and pancreas a regretful ache later on.
A five year could never avoid such sugary seduction.
Before I had even bought our tickets, my six year old nephew and I had visited a sweet shop to select a pot of teeth-destroying, but oh so satisfying penny chews (yes, I tried some), a huge bag of sweet pop corn, a bottle of blueberry flavoured water and a lengthy discussion about what my nephew wanted to eat at McDonald's afterwards (he needed something savoury to wash down all of the sugar).