Douglas is one of two creatures in the movie that actually gets an onscreen name. Son Thunk (center, Clark Duke) takes a liking to this affable canine-type and he is welcomed into the family as a pet, which is unusual since most animals they come across are either something to be wary of or used as a food source.
Belt’s main function is as a (dum dum duuuuum) belt for Guy (Ryan Reynolds). But with such cuteness and comedic timing, he’s so much more.
This sassy monkey gives poor Grug (Nicolas Cage) a run for his money.
This brightly colored and large stalker has a surprise or two in store for the Croods.
This ram-emu hybrid has got something the whole Crood family is after: breakfast.
Colorful but deadly takes on a new dimension with these swarming birds.
Think those eyes are creepy now? Picture them as that thing comes after you.
He may be goofy-looking but he’s awfully fast.
Imagine pulling this one out of the water.
Douglas, the Crocopup
Douglas is one of two creatures in the movie that actually gets an onscreen name. Son Thunk (center, Clark Duke) takes a liking to this affable canine-type and he is welcomed into the family as a pet, which is unusual since most animals they come across are either something to be wary of or used as a food source.
Belt
Belt’s main function is as a (dum dum duuuuum) belt for Guy (Ryan Reynolds). But with such cuteness and comedic timing, he’s so much more.
