Ice Age: The Meltdown (2006)
Kiss your nuts goodbye.
AdventureAnimationComedyFamily
Director: Carlos Saldanha · Writers: Gerry Swallow, Peter Gaulke, Jim Hecht
Diego, Manny and Sid return in this sequel to the hit animated movie Ice Age. This time around, the deep freeze is over, and the ice-covered earth is starting to melt, which will destroy the trio's cherished valley. The impending disaster prompts them to reunite and warn all the other beasts about the desperate situation.
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Director
Carlos Saldanha
Cast
Ray Romano
Manny (voice) 
John Leguizamo
Sid (voice) 
Denis Leary
Diego (voice) 
Queen Latifah
Ellie (voice) 
Seann William Scott
Crash (voice) 
Josh Peck
Eddie (voice) 
Jay Leno
Fast Tony (voice) 
Will Arnett
Lone Gunslinger Vulture (voice) 
Chris Wedge
Scrat (voice) 
Peter Ackerman
Dung Beetle Dad (voice) 
Caitlin Rose Anderson
Glypto Boy Billy / Beaver Girl (voice)
Connor Anderson
Rhino Boy / Beaver Boy (voice) User Reviews (2)
Just as good as the first. Really funny. All of these movies are good. Tough to do.
Now firm friends, mammoth "Manny", sloth "Sid", sabre-toothed "Diego" and mongrelly "Scrat" discover that their carefree days amidst the snow and ice are numbered... Things are getting distinctly slushy and they conclude that higher ground is a good bet before they find themselves needing galoshes. Their trek to dryness offers "Manny" a long-awaited opportunity when he meets "Ellie" - a girl mammoth who takes an instant dislike to him, indeed for some reason she thinks he's a possum! Clearly not the sharpest tusk in the drawer, but off we now go on a cheerful if predictable series of animated adventures with their irritating new buddies "Crash" and "Eddie" to mix things up and generally get on everyone nerves. Sadly, the latter two also began to get on mine after a while, and the narrative really does struggle to maintain the enjoyably mischievous storytelling of the first film. There ar…
