Gone Nutty

Scrat, the prehistoric saber-toothed squirrel from "Ice Age," has a difficult time trying to bury his prized acorn in his favorite spot. His obsessive efforts lead to a series of chaotic and comical mishaps as he tries to secure his treasure.

As a short film accompanying "Ice Age," "Gone Nutty" was generally well-received for its humor and continuation of Scrat's character. It's considered a charming and funny add-on for fans of the original movie.

• Delightfully chaotic and showcases Scrat's signature physical comedy.
• A fun and brief adventure that perfectly captures the spirit of the "Ice Age" shorts.
• Appreciated for its simple premise and energetic execution.

Google audience: Audience reception for "Gone Nutty" is largely tied to its inclusion with "Ice Age." Viewers enjoyed the comedic antics of Scrat, finding the short a humorous and entertaining bonus.

This short film was originally released in theaters as a companion to the feature film "Shrek 2" in 2004, before being included as a bonus feature on the "Ice Age" DVD.