"Ice Age 2" was converted into a 3D version and invited Huang Lei's daughter to make a cameo voice

Ice Age 2: Melting Ice, a collaboration between Twentieth Century Fox and Hollywood Gold Animation Production Team Blue Sky Studios, is set to be re-released nationwide in a brand new 3D version. The film was released in 2006, and after 8 years, the little squirrel that has been chasing pine cones is going to return with its army of glaciers, bringing joy and coolness to this hot summer.

At present, the film has no exact schedule, it is reported that in order to bring more fresh feelings to the audience in this re-screening, the filmmakers deliberately re-translated the dubbing so that the film can adapt to the viewing tastes of a new generation of audiences. Huang Lei has been confirmed to voice the film and will challenge the role of "Cold-faced Laughter" saber-toothed tiger Diego. An unexpected little surprise is that Huang Lei's lovely daughter Huang Yici (Duoduo) also made a cameo voice to voice a cute little beaver in the film.

The Ice Age series is an Oscar-nominated masterpiece of Blue Sky Studios, which has been released for 4 films and has grossed more than $2 billion worldwide, with characters such as Mammoth Manny, Sloth Sid, Saber-toothed Tiger Diego and Little Squirrel Quett, winning the love of audiences of all ages around the world. Ice Age 2: Melting Ice is the critically acclaimed film in the series, directed by Rio Adventures series director Carlos Schardanha. The film has elements that audiences love, cute things, hilarious adventures and huge scenes. The golden sign of Blue Sky Studio escorted the production of this film, while presenting the magnificent spectacle of the prehistoric Ice Age, it also put enough effort into the details to make the character modeling, such as coat color and texture, more smooth and meticulous. The 3D upgraded version will bring viewers a more realistic flood disaster and the shocking effect of the beast attack, and the audience can participate in this hilarious adventure immersively. (Reporter Yin Xuesong)