Ice Age 3: Dawn of the Dinosaurs (Blu-ray 3D + Blu-ray)

Kids loved the original and love this one even more as it has dinosaur’s

Favourite movie of all time

Can watch again and again

Movie was easily purchased with one click of button and kids start enjoying it right away ....

Careful - some reviews will tell you the entire plot of this film and ruin it for you - I won'tBefore I buy a DVD for my kids, I always ask myself 2 questions:Did the kids enjoy it in the cinema?Will they want to watch it again and again?It's a resounding yes on both counts hereThis was a top afternoon's entertainment and the kids (6 and 8) absolutely loved it, were never bored and talked about it for hours afterwards.What more do you want?We thought this was the best Ice Age yet; a lot more adventurous, exciting and fast-paced than the others.The 'Lost World' premise and a couple of excellent new characters really brought the movie to life and opened up new possibilities.Inevitably, this will be compared to Pixar movies and I think it stands up to that comparison very well - VERY HIGH praise indeed.Buy this and know your kids will get pleasure from it over and over again and you will too!

There's no spoilers in this review...I give it 4 stars for but its for the value of entertaining the children alone. It's a kids film and our 6 year olds love it. They could watch it back to back all day if we let them.Now, I know won't get any 'helpful comments votes' but for family (that includes parents!) entertainment I wouldn't give it any stars. It was mildly amusing but not very funny. The humour is generally based on sly remarks at the expense of another character.I have to admit I can't say it was boring as there was constant jeopardy until they objective is achieved. It was the constant repartition of the perilous situations that was boring.It's not like choice is restricted as it cheap for a DVD but if it were I'd choose almost any Pixar film over Ice Age.

The film was good enough that I was almost not irritated by Scrat!, This version of the DVD (which I bought in 2018) looks like the UK version that was released in 2009. It comes with some special features, one of Scrat and his girlfiend Scratte, one on the character of Buck (Simon Pegg), a music video and apparently the movie can be intruppted with tidbits from Buck, not that I used this option. The audios tracks and subtitles are English, Bulgarian and Turkish

Suitable for all ages