Following Simon Pegg’s Buck Wild as he adventures with old friends like Crash and Eddie, as well as sequel-ready newcomers like Justina Machado’s Zee, danger and laughter present themselves in a road trip friendly format. And I think that’s what we were really focused on, so I didn’t really think of streaming or not streaming.Īcting as the first project from the Blue Sky Studios canon to be released in the wake of the historic Disney/Fox merger, The Ice Age Adventures of Buck Wild achieves the function and form of any Ice Age movie before it. We wanted to make sure this felt like an Ice Age movie, and it was like a continuation … just a new chapter in the Ice Age franchise. It still is lush and beautiful, like a movie, and that was very prominent in our approach to this. Be it the story, the characters, the music, the score, the set pieces, the sets. We just set out to make a movie we normally would make a movie, and it just happens to be on a streaming … We didn’t spare any of the qualities that we felt we would have put into the movie.
We didn’t set out to make this for a theater. The thing about this is, and I know we’ve had this question before, we didn’t set out to make this for streaming. As she told CinemaBlend, there was only one true influence at play: Forte an opportunity to provide a unique answer to this timely question.
While we were all discussing The Ice Age Adventures of Buck Wild during the film’s recent press day, this question gave Ms. Donkin, I was curious if there was anything special about this sixth entry that made it a prime candidate to go to streaming. When speaking with Lori Forte, along with director and long time franchise member John C.
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