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A females sabre-tooth squirrel named Scratte who is equally obsessed with nuts! What then followed is a tough love that Scrat finally gave up for his one and only love: His acorn. In the third film, Scrat finds a love interests. In the second film, Scrat would even save everyone by allowing the water to drain the bowl! Upon passing out, he is sent to heaven where the acorns he pursued throughout his life are finally available! But because an Ice Age movie isn’t really an "Ice Age" movie with Scrat, Sid brings him back to life to his greatest displeasure! In the first film, the trio asked for directions, but Diego gets rid of him quickly, thinking the rodent would betray them. Always in pursuit of his acorn, Scrat is tireless, and resists all the misfortunes that fall on him to get his way!Īlthough his quest is completely parallel to the movies, it is often linked to the characters and the story.

Although he lacks the ability to speak while the other other animal characters can, he is given plenty of his own scenes. The famous prehistoric sabre-tooth squirrel stars for each trailer and teaser announcing future Ice Age films. However, with more scenes of him added, he became the icon star of the Ice Age.

Ice Age: Continental Drift at Wikipedia.At one point, Scrat was only intended to star in the first eight minutes of first film.

Both songs, We Are an Chasing the Sun are not available in the soundtrack.

But the cost that I must now bear is having to live forever in hiding, since the "Beethoven Society" issued a "fatwa" on me." With a bit of obscenely crass re-orchestration and blatantly cheap arranging tricks normally associated with strippers, we got it to fit the action perfectly. According to Powell, he states, " At the beginning of the film, the creation of the geographical world as we know it seemed just such an immense idea to musically convey, that I gave up entirely and used Beethoven's Ninth Symphony instead.

An added feature of the soundtrack was Beethoven's 9th Sympathy, re-orchestrated by John Powell.

Songs featured in the film were "Chasing the Sun", performed by The Wanted, the film's first theme song, and the second theme song "We are (Family)" written by Ester Dean, performed by Keke Palmer. They were composed by John Powell who also did the scores for Ice Age: The Meltdown and Ice Age: Dawn of the Dinosaurs.

The Ice Age: Continental Drift score is the album consisting the musical scores for Ice Age: Continental Drift.