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Cage channels caveman in animated film The Croods

 
Published on Feb 16, 2013
8:26 AM
Actor Nicholas Cage and his wife Alice arrive for the screening of the film The Croods at the 63rd edition of the Berlinale, International Film Festival in Berlin, on Friday, Feb 15, 2013. DreamWorks Animation's new 3D adventure The Croods brings the prehistoric age to the 21st century in the form of a dysfunctional family of cave dwellers forced to flee the comforts of home and search out a new life in the unknown. -- PHOTO: AP

BERLIN (REUTERS) - DreamWorks Animation's new 3D adventure The Croods brings the prehistoric age to the 21st century in the form of a dysfunctional family of cave dwellers forced to flee the comforts of home and search out a new life in the unknown.

"Never not be afraid" and "Fear keeps us alive" are the mantras for Grug, the ape-like father voiced by Nicolas Cage and whose first instinct is always to find a cave, block up the entrance and stay there as long as possible.

But while he seeks to protect his brood from giant, hyena-like predators lurking in the shadows, his teenaged daughter Eep (Emma Stone) is desperate to spread her wings, and it is her curiosity that leads the Croods to the other main character Guy.

Guy introduces the Croods to fire and to a new way of thinking, and when the world literally falls apart around them they flee the collapsing deserts and canyons to find a lush, tropical world full of exotic yet dangerous creatures.

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