AGE OF ICE

Cinemavixion Review

Emile Edwin Smith's "Age of Ice" plunges audiences into a chilling doomsday scenario, positing a catastrophic geological event that triggers an abrupt ice age. The film follows a vacationing family in Egypt as they desperately try to survive the rapidly plummeting temperatures and the ensuing subzero climate. While the premise offers a compelling survival thriller, the execution, as reflected in its critical reception (notably a 1.8/10 rating on IMDb), suggests a struggle to fully capitalize on its high-stakes concept. Despite the ambitious scope of its icy apocalypse, "Age of Ice" appears to be a film that, while featuring a solid cast including Bailey Spry, Barton Bund, and Jules Hartley, ultimately falters in delivering a truly impactful cinematic experience. It remains a curiosity for disaster film aficionados, showcasing a unique take on the genre that may appeal to those seeking a less conventional take on global catastrophe.