Alvin and the Chipmunks: The Squeakquel

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The live-action/computer-animated sequel to Alvin and the Chipmunks, based on Ross Bagdasarian's cartoon characters Alvin,Theodore and Simon.

The Chipmunks are pop sensations but must put aside music superstardom to return to school. But alas! The school's music program is under threat. It can be saved, however, if the Chipmunks win the $25,000 prize in a battle of the bands. The rival? The Chipettes - Brittany, Eleanor and Jeanette. Romantic and musical sparks are ignited when the Chipmunks and Chipettes square off.

Starring
Anna Faris, Justin Long, Matthew Gray Gubler, David Cross, Christina Applegate

Directed by
Betty Thomas ('The Brady Bunch Movie', 'Doctor Dolittle')

Written by
Jonathan Aibel, Glenn Berger

(G) | Animated, Comedy, Family, Kids | USA | Official Website


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Reviewed by spapyloapharf
5 Stars out of a possible 5 Stars

its so funny lol i think they just cant get any cuuuuuuuuuuuuter i mean come on there cute lololololololololololololol hhahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha
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Reviewed by sophie
Classic Kids Film
5 Stars out of a possible 5 Stars

The chipmunks are really entertaning and are very loved. Great if you want a good laugh. I recommend.

Reviewed by Emily
it is so funney
1 Stars out of a possible 5 Stars

please rent this video to me it is my dream to get this video

Reviewed by emma
Great
5 Stars out of a possible 5 Stars

I think that was GREAT!
I love this L.O.L movie and i've also seen it it is so CUTE!!!

Reviewed by Jasmine
soooo fun
4 Stars out of a possible 5 Stars

really enjoyed this.
kids reallllly enjoyed this.
such a classic awesome remake:):)

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PRESS REVIEWS

Average rating 2 Stars out of a possible 5 Stars


Guardian (UK)

The Squeakquel is astonishingly high-pitched, like 100 helium balloons being let off in your head

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Hollywood Reporter

Ross Bagdasarian's enduring characters are a bit tougher to endure in this charmless sequel.

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The Times (UK)

Its high-pitched raucousness will be many children’s idea of fun; their parents will dread having to take them.

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Time Out (UK)

What we’re offered is a succession of lifeless scenes punctuated by pratfalls that only a handful of kids in the audience found funny. Next.

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Variety (USA)

A frenetic but undeniably funny follow-up that offers twice the number of singing-and-dancing rodents in another seamless blend of CGI and live-action elements. The new pic comes off as more specifically kid-centric than its predecessor, but should nonetheless have similarly nostalgic appeal for baby boomers.

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ViewAuckland.co.nz (Matt Turner)

Disappointing sequel that scores highly in terms of cuteness but fails to learn any of the lessons of the first film and suffers from the side-lining of Jason Lee.

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Flicks.co.nz "Alvin and the Chipmunks: The Squeakquel" Movie Review

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Andreas Heinemann, Flicks.co.nz

The plot of this sequel to 2007’s Alvin and the Chipmunks is predictable, especially if you’ve seen High School Musical, with hardly a twist or turn to hold your attention. Instead, it features the requisite musical numbers, plus a slew of sight gags that raised laughter only from children in the audience.

If you thought the Chipmunks were high pitched, wait till you get a load of the Chipettes. Think inhaling a thousand helium balloons and you’re not even close. Their addition to the sequel is supposed to freshen it up but they end up being pretty painful, inspiring some lame duck romantic action. At least Jason Lee (My Name Is Earl), bless him, does his level best to inject some life and vitality but he’s fighting an uphill battle the whole time.

Younger kids will lap this stuff up. Its colourful animation, easily digestable plot and zany renditions of well-known pop songs is a good way to keep them entertained for a couple of hours. Just don’t go in expecting to get anything out of it, unless your age is also in single digits.


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