The Croods and Guy have both lost everyone they’ve ever known to a combination of mishaps and natural disasters. The world is changing and the only way to survive is to move.

Guy (voiced by Ryan Reynolds) is a genius who not only saves the Croods' lives but also helps them understand a little more about the world beyond their cave and prepare for The End.

Movies; Movie review: 'The Croods' boasts awesome animation and creatures, but simplistic story. Published: Mar. 22, 2013, 11:01 a.m. Mar. 22, 2013, 11:01 a.m.

The Croods (voiced by, from left, Clark Duke, Cloris Leachman, Kailey Crawford, Nicolas Cage, Catherine Keener and Emma Stone) meet the Bettermans (from right: Leslie Mann and Peter Dinklage) in ...

The Croods Although state-of-the-art in its rendering of textures, movement and stereography, DreamWorks' latest 3D toon, "The Croods," adopts a relatively primitive approach to storytelling.

Granted, I didn’t watch this movie 3 times for my own health. No, it was because my kids wanted to see it 3 times. But each time I watched The Croods: A New Age, I caught more and more reasons ...

The character voices provided by Nicolas Cage as the Croods’ cautious dad, Grug; Emma Stone as Eep, his rebellious teenager, desperate to get out of the cave; Ryan Reynolds as Guy, the outsider ...

Eep and Guy’s teen lovey-talk annoys everyone, but when they discuss finding a place for themselves, Grug panics and sets about finding a paradise for all of them.

The Croods (and friends) wave to the family patriarch, as the near the end of their journey. From left: Belt (Chris Sanders), Guy (Ryan Reynolds), Eep (Emma Stone), Ugga (Catherine Keener), Sandy ...

Yabba dabba don’t go to see “The Croods,” a rehash of “The Flintstones” and “Ice Age” that is silly and caves in fast. I’d like to take back all those times I said Nicolas Cage was ...