Arnau+Pérez's+Ice+Age+Reflections

__Ice Age__ 2: It's a movie that I liked, but unlike others, I just remember I come only in 3 sessions. I think in total there were about 6 or 7 sessions (or more), but we have seen half of the movie in one session.

__First Session:__

In the first session we saw a third of the movie. It's a movie that has very funny scenes for the adults. In this session, the story begins with funny scenes, like the squirrel. The main characters, Sid, Manny and Diego appear. I like these movies, maybe do not go according to my style, but they are entertaining enough to be seen. I do not like that the sessions are so short, but well, the movie is very short. Very very short. The scenes that I like are: Squirrel and the things that happen to Sid. I do not like why the history happens to fast and the other thing is the attitude of children with Sid. It makes me think the suffering of animals to flee the thaw.

__Second Session:__

Maybe the shortest of all sessions. I had that feeling. In this session, the protagonists have fled and they meet Ellie. During the trip, Manny discovers Ellie's past and why she does not feel like a mammoth. I like the moment "I believe I can fly!" by the possum, probablemnte in the top 3 of the best scenes in the movie. I do not not like it's the most sentimental session, I do not think it's part of the structure in a comedy. It makes me think that no matter how we are, what matters is how we see and how good we feel about it.

__Third Session__

The longest session and the session with more action. In this scene, the protagonists continue their journey. When they are almost already nearing the end, Ellie and Manny have a fight and Ellie is back. Snowmelt is final and begins flooding. Ellie gets trapped and Manny rescues she bravely. In the end, the squirrel saves all animals. A herd of mammoths appears, but Manny and Ellie are staying with friends. It makes me think about how animals help each other despite their differences. The show a very rational attitude, even more than some humans.