This is my favorite one in this series of movies. In the fourteen years from the first to the fifth, the pictures have become more substantial and exquisite. Animals have also grown up. One thing I like is that the glacier family is not a frozen life. They have also grown and aged over the years. Diago had some freckles right now, and Manière saw frizzy hair and more curvy ivory. These all make them more alive.
Although they are bound to be aging, the children are growing at the same time. The various changes between the two grand wedding ceremonies, the Ice Age is like the epitome of family, what happened in our lives also happened here.
Because that is an era that has passed, I know its decline, so I am very worried that the Glacier family will not escape the end of extinction in the end. But after the baptism of the five books, I know and believe that no matter what risk or crisis they encounter, through their solidarity, trust, family affection, friendship, and their unique "prophet", all storms will be calm and they will return to a happy life.
What I like most is the end of the singing and dancing style, which is often found in Hollywood animated films. A happy ending and the after-the-crisis carnival of all the staff also gave me a lot of energy. Turn off the screen, return to life, life continues, and their story continues.
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