Animated movie, lost animals seek shelter in cave, and build nests whereupon the largest animal is forced to take the smallest nest

Times are changing for Manny the moody mammoth, Sid the motor mouthed sloth and Diego the crafty saber-toothed tiger. Life heats up for our heroes when they meet some new and none-too-friendly neighbors – the mighty dinosaurs.

The bear wants to destroy the bird's nest, but the birds stand up for his mistress. The bear also finds support from animals. As a result, birds and animals agree on a battle to find out who is in charge.

In this graphic claymation, two underground mammals try to obtain food for their young in a world of bloodthirsty dinosaurs.

A little bird decides to build himself a nest, but not in the most ideal location.

With the help of his living cave paintings, a cowardly caveman must learn to make a fire to face off against a ferocious predator.

Forced to leave the farm where they lived with their friends, The Three Little Pigs move to the woods. There, we follow their adventures as they build their homes, play, dance, adapt to their new environment and avert the fearsome wolf. For the first time ever, this timeless tale is presented in a full-length animated feature combining emotion, suspense, tenderness and humor to captivate children of all ages.

When a selfish young bear refuses to share his cave with a cute, plucky squirrel amid a raging storm, both are transported on a magical tour of different habitats, encountering danger along the way.

Lurking in the grass has paid off for the fox. The narrator’s apprehensive voice takes us to an island where a battle for survival rages among creatures feathered and furry. After all, a bear is only cute if you’re not a rabbit. The animation resembles landscape shots from animal documentaries—but instead of Smokey the Bear we’re served pointed humor, instead of glossy nature, the images are rampant with sprawling absurdity.