“Ice Age: Collision Course,” the breathless fifth chapter in what has become the most die-hard franchise in the history of digital animation, kicks off with a cheeky but spectacular prologue ...

Ice Age: Collision Course is the biggest and most ambitious film of the series. ... Again, Scrat’s misadventures have world-changing consequences for our sub-zero heroes on the ground.

With nothing new or interesting to speak of in its entirety, Ice Age: Collision Course proves once and for all that this dying franchise is but a fossil in the more evolved world of animated cinema.

“Ice Age: Collision Course,” the breathless fifth chapter in what has become the most die-hard franchise in the history of digital animation, kicks off with a cheeky but spectacular prologue ...

“Ice Age: Collision Course,” the fifth installment in the 14-year-long saga of animated prehistoric animals, will, with any luck, also be the last. Lazy, scattershot and excruciatingly unfunny ...

Lacking laughs, energy and sharp edges in equal degrees to its predecessors, “Ice Age: Collision Course” takes huge strides in the hotly-contested race to be 2016’s Most Irrelevant Sequel.

Comedians Ray Romano and Queen Latifah can’t save “Ice Age: Collision Course” from being a complete disaster. Having received a pitiable 10-percent rating on Rotten Tomatoes, the fifth ...

As always, it all at least looks very nice — the Ice Age movies could always be counted on to possess a state-of-the-art, visual luster, and Collision Course certainly does well by those 3D glasses.

There’s no mystery as to why 20th Century Fox keeps making Ice Age films. The last two made over $850 million. The mystery is why they continue to be successful. A series that started as a ...