Manny the mammoth starts to worry when his daughter Peaches announces her engagement. Still unlucky in love, Sid the sloth volunteers to plan the couple's wedding. To Manny's dismay, nothing can stop the upcoming nuptials, except maybe the end of the world. When Scrat accidentally launches himself into outer space, he sets off a chain reaction that sends an asteroid hurtling toward Earth. Now, the entire herd must leave home to explore new lands and save itself from Scrat's cosmic blunder.Ice Age: Collision Course / Film synopsis

Lori ForteIce Age: Collision Course / Producer

Blue Sky Studios Ice Age is a 2002 American computer-animated adventure comedy film produced by Blue Sky Studios and distributed by 20th Century Fox.

Ice Age: Collision Course has some mild sexual references. For example, there's a reference to online dating when a female character tells a male that he 'looks nothing like (his) profile picture'. In this scene, the male character intends to propose, but the female suggests they break up.

The most powerful theme in the movie is that of friendship. In the start, none of the characters are particularly fond of one another. Everyone has heard of the impending Ice Age, and so is moving out of town, so to speak, to avoid the icy weather.

Climax: Diego saves Manny. Climactic Moment: Sid and Manny return the baby to its father. Resolution: Diego recovers and they all migrate together.

Ice Age: Continental Drift (2012) continued to draw in family audiences, but the final theatrical entry, Ice Age: Collision Course (2016) was the lowest-grossing in the franchise. It was also the final Ice Age movie produced by Blue Sky Studios, which was owned by 20th Century Fox.

Blue Sky Studios in a Nutshell It was known for creating computer-animated kids' movies such as Rio, Robots, Ferdinand, Epic, the entire Ice Age franchise, and more. It was one of the visual effects companies responsible for the kids' computer-animated movie Tron that brought the studio to life.

Ice Age (franchise)

Blue Sky Studios released popular films like Ice Age, Horton Hears a Who, and Robots. They seemed like one of the biggest names in animation. Yet the studio became victim to both a major corporate acquisition and cost-cutting efforts due to the COVID-19 pandemic. On April 10, 2021, the studio officially closed.

Parents of younger viewers should be cautioned that the film does contain scary moments. Under 7s may find the conflict between characters a little too intense and some of the film's themes rather disturbing - animals that seek revenge via eating a baby; death of family members.

Violence & Gore (9) Frozen hands of dead bodies, blood spatters and guts are seen inside the ice cream truck in various parts of the movie. The ice cream man kills the pet dog of his neighbor. The dog's carcass is then shown going through a meat grinder.