• Release year: 2016, by Mike Thurmeier
• Genre and sub-genres: Adventure movies, also belongs to Adventure, Animation, Comedy
• Duration and audio: 1 hour 35 minutes with English audio
• Movie quality: BRRip, it is High quality with 1080p resolution
• Rating: Movie rated with 5.7 points by users on IMDb
• Information source: Wikipedia

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That is among the more plausible notions floated by Collision Course, the most recent entry from the implausible Motion Age collection. Part five starts, as each Motion Age does, about the comic misery of Scrat, the twitchy vomit whose Sisyphean attempts to hoard a stray acorn lead this opportunity to some flying saucer, frozen solid at the glacier that he bumbles upon. Before it is possible to wrap your mind around the effects of which show, Scrat has accidentally piloted the spacecraft from Earth's air, where - following the old joke - the tiny man knocks across some debris, producing the whole design of the solar system, before slapped a giant hunk of space rock in the overall management of our planet. 'Someone up there likes us,' among those nattering mammals under finally squawks, blissfully unaware that the greater power generating chaos from the cosmos is a shouting pest using a brain smaller compared to the hardened snack he covets.

A nagging question happens, early and often: Can this really be the very widely inaccurate movie ever produced? The very first Ice Age, published in the ancient past of 2002, was not just educational amusement, but it maintained its geologic periods right. At Collision Course, a speaking possum can not take 2 steps without breaking some simple law of movement; the animation physics create Chuck Jones appear like David Attenborough. Taking anachronistic wit to absurd newest lengths, the filmmakers also materials their characters' maws with references of profile images and hashtags. 'That seems highly implausible, only from a scientific perspective,' goes one particular piece of slack. Another casts professional pedant Neil DeGrasse Tyson as an unreal weasel, spitting tough info from the other creature's head palace. It is a little like Alicia Silverstone handing out asparagus at Baconfest.

Yes, yes, this is a kids' film, so it scarcely matters that none of it makes you lick of sense, even on its own terms. Collision Course's half-assed fact-fudging is a lot simpler to roll with compared to its own half-assed sitcom mushiness. Ray Romano, back as grouchy mastodon Manny, can join for all these films to get the simple paychecks, but he is still the closest thing they need to an auteur. What's the Motion Age series today but an animated Everybody Loves Raymond? Manny and his celebrity-voiced friends and family members do lots of multitasking on their approach to diverting doomsday; a plummeting asteroid is no more urgent than an imminent instance of empty-nest syndrome. Accompanying adults never tickled by jokes screaming out to get a laugh track or the unavoidable, obligatory pop-song jamboree may mark time attempting to pinpoint which celebrities have lent their pipes and climbed aboard the Motion Age cash train because the previous installment.

Every once in a while, the hacky zingers stop in favor of a divine physical comedy - as if, as an instance, an eye-patched mini pirate voiced by Simon Pegg plays keep-away using a dinosaur egg, the 'camera' tracing his acrobatic evasion of flying adversaries. Collision Course discovers its grotesque mojo each time the focus shifts back into outer space, in which the speechless critter's coat and flesh drop off his skeleton at a high-gravity accident and an overtaxed teleporter does a Cronenbergian amount on his physiology. It is enough to create the discerning desire that Ice Age would pull on a Minions and create these sidekick pratfalls the principal attraction. That or simply let the falling stone do its harm. Is extinction imminent because of this franchise and its domesticated wildlife? Kids and movie critics must be so fortunate.