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Complete Chronological List
→ Ice Age (2002): First Blue Sky film; introduced Scrat and the prehistoric herd; grossed $383 million worldwide
→ Robots (2005): Futuristic comedy starring Ewan McGregor; criticized for formulaic plot but praised for visuals ($261 million global gross)
→ Ice Age: The Meltdown (2006): First sequel; highest-grossing Ice Age film domestically ($195 million)
→ Horton Hears a Who! (2008): Dr. Seuss adaptation; acclaimed for faithfulness to source material ($299 million worldwide)
→ Ice Age: Dawn of the Dinosaurs (2009): Introduced dinosaurs; highest global gross in the franchise ($887 million)
→ Rio (2011): Tropical bird adventure; praised for vibrant animation ($487 million global gross)
→ Ice Age: Continental Drift (2012): Fourth Ice Age film; mixed reviews but strong international earnings ($877 million worldwide)
→ Epic (2013): Fantasy film based on William Joyce’s book; underperformed financially ($268 million)
→ Rio 2 (2014): Sequel featuring Amazon rainforest setting; criticized for repetitive plot ($500 million global gross)
→ The Peanuts Movie (2015): Faithful adaptation of Charles M. Schulz’s comic; critically praised ($238 million worldwide)
→ Ice Age: Collision Course (2016): Fifth Ice Age film; franchise’s weakest performer ($408 million worldwide)
→ Ferdinand (2017): Heartwarming story of a pacifist bull; earned an Oscar nomination ($296 million global gross)
→ Spies in Disguise (2019): Final Blue Sky film; Will Smith and Tom Holland’s spy-comedy ($171 million worldwide)