Scrat, Manny, Sid, Diego and the rest of your prehistoric pals from Ice Age are back in an all-new hilarious animated adventure! Business is booming at Sid’s new egg-sitting service but when the dastardly private bunny Squint steals the eggs, Manny, Diego and the rest of the gang take off on a daring rescue mission that turns into the world’s first egg hunt. Enjoy even more nut-tiness with tons of Scrat extras!

The original herd Ray Romano, John Leguizamo, Denis Leary, Seann William Scott, Josh Peck, Keke Palmer and Queen Latifah are back. Featured guest voices include Taraji P. Henson, Seth Green, Wendy Williams, Gabriel Iglesias, Lili Estefan and Blake Anderson.

• Ice Age: Collision Course Cosmic Scrat-tastrophe 

• Ice Age – The Story So Far 

• 6 Scrat Shorts 

• Lost Footage 

• Digital HD 

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  This week's question is submitted by Maria @ A Night's Dream of Books)!

When you start reading a novel, do you prefer to be plunged right into the action, or do you prefer a slower, more descriptive introduction to the plot and characters?

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 I prefer there to be some kind of "hook" in the first chapter that will instantly intrigue me to continue reading the rest of the novel.

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How do you feel about books with multiple narrators?

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 It all depends on how the novel is written. Too many narrations can be a bit of a distraction. However, it doesn't bother me when there are two or three different point-of-views in one story.