After watching how their holiday messed up in Chipwrecked - the third movie whose title already describes the quality of the movie - what else is the problem they have to deal with? Thankfully, scriptwriters Randy Mayem Singer and Adam Sztykiel returned to the genre of origin which in fact is a family film. True, Alvin and the Chipmunks: The Road Chip discusses the problematics of the household.
You may wonder how this franchise can last up to the fourth movie. Believe it or not, the three previous films earned a total profit of more than $ 1 billion. It may be that this figure is an Illuminati conspiracy, but I believe that not a few people like to watch squirrels sing popular pop songs in a high-pitched tone while creating chaos throughout the movie. Is not this the essence of the film?
The Road Chip luckily has a simpler story to follow than Chipwrecked. The film displays all that the target audience expects. Wait, maybe not all. Because still there are ridiculous joke insults are sometimes dirty - I mean dirty in the sense literally, not nuanced porn. At least, he has a moral message that has become a duty to be served in a family film.
The Chipmunks: Alvin (voiced by Justin Long), Simon (Matthew Gray Gubler) and Theodore (Jesse McCartney) are upset because their human friend and nurse, Dave (Jason Lee) will marry a doctor, Shira (Kimberly Williams-Paisley). We know Shira is a doctor because she (inadvertently) always carries a stethoscope. The Chipmunks worried Dave would ignore them. Not to mention, the fact that Shira's abusive son, Miles (Josh Green) will be their brother.
Although hostile at the beginning, the Chipmunks must unite with Miles to prevent the marriage. His business was complicated when Dave wanted to apply for a vacation in Miami. Therefore, the trio of squirrels + Miles departed from California to Miami and the title was "Road Trip", sorry, "Road Chip".
I do not know if this is funny for kids, but the movie's first half was spent with Miles who "tortured" the Chipmunks. When Theodore accidentally removed animals on a flying plane, the exploits of physical jokes turned to a temperamental air policeman (Tony Hale). He pursue anything to capture our protagonists, from issuing a no-fly letter to pursuit when they decide to leave for Miami by road.
One entertaining scene happened here, as the Chipmunks + Miles stuck in a jazz parade and then chanted "Uptown Funk" with the New Orleans French Quarter group. What's interesting about the movie Alvin and the Chipmunks is when they make a mess and director Walt Becker knows how to handle it, whether it's at a birthday party in the opening scene or the bustle in the bar. Yes, the Chipmunks are allowed into the bar.
I remember when I was small I was obsessed with the animated film Alvin and the Chipmunks. Apart from some pretty entertaining scenes, I did not get equal enjoyment here. But I think your child / sister will love it. Maybe I'm just too old for this s ** t.
