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First off, this is a fantastic movie with great music and storyline. All the chipmunks were created so well! The only downside to this movie is the human actors. (Mainly Dave and Clair) I had a hard time believing them because it felt like they were just spitting out lines. They went through the motions, but the emotions just weren't really there. Overall though, it was a great show and my daughter loves it and that's really all that matters!
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This movie is fun for children and adults alike. We have watched this movie many times. My children know the movie almost by heart. But the love to get it out and watch it again and again. They enjoy the music, silly humor, and chipmunks. I would say this movie is fun for the whole family. Watch and enjoy.
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The biggest fad in movie making now along with the comic book films is 1980's cartoon shows. With so much success from Transformers and TMNT and with GI Joe on the way we almost forget about the light hearted fun cartoons. Alvin & The Chipmunks have been aroud before the 1980s, but the cartoon was a classic and I loved it to death. So, of course I am going to see the movie.
There was a lot of pesimistic thoughts towards it and the movie was not the best plot wise. Still a movie doesn't have to be perfect to be enjoyed by many. This movie was so adorable and fun to watch. The cartoon definitely had a huge basis around the character development and the songs played on the history of their singing career.
Say what you will, but this movie was fun. If you look hard enough there are even some lessons to be told about youth in the music industry. These past few years have showed us the hardships of some young talents and how they can be troubled by fame and the media spotlight. It's a movie that can be enjoyed by any age and now that I found out that the Chipettes will be playing a major role in the 'Squeakuel' I am ready to throw down another ten bucks and be there front row center. THE CHIPMUNKS ROCK!
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'Sup, y'all! This is the Movie Review Kid- the young critic known for rating many movies and making fun of people who read them. For example, today I'll be reviewing Alvin and the Chipmunks(2007) and you smell like poop pee. How many of you have heard of Alvin and the Chipmunks? They sold a bunch of albums back in the '50s and later on. They worked with Ross Bagdasarian until his death, where which his son took over. Who can forget adorable Alvin, Simon, and Theodore? I can because this was the worst film I ever saw. Just kidding! It was overall a pretty good movie. It had lots of cool songs, I liked the way the Chipmunks looked in the film (explained in more detail below), and a bunch of other stuff. I'll tell you what I'm talking abut.
This is the movie summary: Chipmunks Alvin, Simon, & Theoore are in the woods, singing "Bad Day", and are struggling for survival. Then, the tree that they are standing on is cut down and put in an office building as a Christmas tree. The Chipmunks, however, are still in the tree and land in the building too. So they decide to hitch a ride in the muffin basket of Dave Seville, a wannabe song writer who just can't make it to the big top. He unwillingly brings the Chipmunks to his house. THere he finds them and they have a hilarious scramble in which Alvin farts in Dave's face. After Dave puts out the Chipmunks, they start to sing in the rain. Dave realizes their unique singng ability and lets them stay for the night. The next morning, they rehearse a song (The Chipmunk Song (Christmas Don't Be Late)) and soon enough, it becomes a hit. The Chipmunks then turn into a world wide hit and Ian Hawke, one of sleazy music guys, tries to exploit the Chipmunks which Dave tries to prevent him from doing and--Oh, the humanity! You know what, you can find all this out by yourself.
This movie also had a lot of cool songs. The Chipmunk Song, Witch Doctor and others that cannot be named are just some of the brilliantly recorded songs that makes Alvin and the Chipmunks...well, Alvin and the Chipmunks.
The Chipmunks also look a particular way in this movie. As you may notice, the movie is live-action (the ACTUAL Chipmunks are cartoon) as are many film adaptations of famous cartoons. So, what would they do about the Chipmunks? They can't just put a bunch of live-action Chipmunks on the big screen, expecting them to do something that'll wow the people. It'd be boring! So if you want something done right, you gotta resort to computers. The end result were three wonderful CGI Chipmunks that really add some spice to this movie. CGI Chipmunks that sing. That really wows the people!
Those fools over at At the Movies may have said that this movie was a drab but don't listen to them. They turned down The Powerpuff Girls Movie and that was the first movie I ever reviewed. They said it had too much "senseless violence." Well, senseless violence is what makes America America. What won the American Revolution and gave us our independence? Senseless violence. What forced the Confederacy to rejoin the United States? Senseless violence. You see! Roger & Ebert are fools and one day they'll kill us all! Good thing At The Movies has new hosts now. Who knows what terror Roger & Ebert could've unleashed if they were hosts one more year? I spit on Roger & Ebert. Ptooey!
By the way, before I closed, I want to point that Alvin & the Chipmunks will have a sequel that comes out on Christmas this year (How do Roger & Ebert feel about THAT?!). It will be called Alvin and the Chipmunks: The Squeakuel. See, it's a play on the word "sequel", they--Aw, forget it. In this installment, Dave sends the Chipmunks to school. But they feel kinda like "Chipmunks Out Of Water" since they're all surrounded by human kids. Meanwhile, Ian Hawke is up to no good. He discovers the Chipettes, the Chipmunks' female counterparts. Yes, that is right the Chipettes are in this movie. Later on, the Chipmunks face the Chipettes in the Battle of the Bands. It sounds intense. I'll be on vacation in DisneyWorld by the time it comes out, but I'll try to see it.
As I close, I'd like to say one last thing. You are fat, idiotic, and foolish. You're a bigger fool then Roger & Ebert combined! Good day, Fat Monkey. Peace.
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