Alvin and the Chipmunks: Chipwrecked

2011 "Sun, Sea and Squeaks."
4.4| 1h27m| G| en| More Info
Released: 16 December 2011 Released
Producted By: 20th Century Fox
Country: United States of America
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Playing around while aboard a cruise ship, the Chipmunks and Chipettes accidentally go overboard and end up marooned in a tropical paradise. They discover their new turf is not as deserted as it seems.

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Micransix Crappy film
Afouotos Although it has its amusing moments, in eneral the plot does not convince.
Gutsycurene Fanciful, disturbing, and wildly original, it announces the arrival of a fresh, bold voice in American cinema.
Zandra The movie turns out to be a little better than the average. Starting from a romantic formula often seen in the cinema, it ends in the most predictable (and somewhat bland) way.
ncyrilprathik alvin and the chipmunks 3 rated a A- grade(second highest grade) in most of the rating. so if you don't like it then be silent, they are millions of people who enjoyed the movie and are even watching it now, so please don't come here and wast your time in writing bad reviews. even my 78- year old grand father(who dosen't have any interest in movies and songs) was exited and loved the songs of the movie, if you still do not believe me go to youtube and see the views of the chipmunks songs, they are millions who like the alvin and the chipmunk movies, so better keep your mouths. the movies has some best combinations- cute animation and real, romance and thrill and a very good combination of songs and good story and effects
Razza Tom Alvin and the Chipmunks is a cinematic masterpiece with it's beautifully pitched music that is not only excellent and but does not stilt the film. And the pacing. It let's emotional scenes grow and allow time for them to breathe and the comedy is edited very snappily and it all blends together seamlessly. The attention to detail in the animation is superb and the subtlety in the voice acting really gives an art-house buff like me really something to chew on. And the cinematography, capturing beautiful strokes of scenery, and the direction that really captures tone and every shot is set up so masterfully it's reminiscent of Michael Haneke. It also has the wonder and magic of Spielberg and the blending of CG and practical effects has not been as impactive since Jurassic Park. The emotional punches hit also and gives off such visceral and raw emotion you feel like you are standing with the Chipmunks. The characterisation is superb, with a fantastic screenplay slowly revealing characters nuances quietly so you are always engrossed in the characters and relationships and the story while intricate with hidden metaphors, also is a great platform for the characters to show their traits during stressful situations. I think the only flaw with this film is that you have to pay close attention to get the full experience so I would recommend only hardcore film buffs to watch this film as it is an essential piece of cinema, more impactive than the Godfather and more intricate and intellectually mature since Synecdoche, New York. A masterpiece of art-house cinema and I highly recommend. 10/10
CMTiago After watching the first movie, and loving it, I was hoping that its sequels would have delivered in the same manner. Having not had the time to watch Nº2, I came across this one and decided to watch it. By the end of the movie I had smiled and laughed in some parts, but overall the plot was very uneven. I am not gonna bicker too much since it is a family movie and the little ones probably laughed and had a lot of fun. To summarize some of the problems I had with the movie, I believe that some of the characters were a bit too cartoonish (I shouldn't be surprised though) and a weak plot guideline that doesn't leave anything to the imagination. The movie also lacks any real thrills, which hurts its chances with more mature audiences. I will say that the performances of Jason Lee and David Cross were what I expected. Alvin and company are undoubtedly a good way to spend an afternoon with your family watching movies, but do yourself a favor and don't watch it alone.Rating 6/10
Dzhastin Let's get one thing straight, this is not a movie for adults. I don't understand all the negative reviews on this site objectively reviewing this movie as an adult. If you're old enough to log onto a computer and look up a review of this movie, you're too old to appreciate this movie and it wasn't meant for you. If you're considering watching this movie it's because you have kids to entertain, so lets look at it through their eyes, alright?I have three kids under 6 so I'll share their assessments. They've seen all 3 and enjoyed this one the most, by far. The first movie was probably the best by adult standards, but it had a lot of exposition explaining Dave's motivations and such that kids aren't particularly interested in. My kids won't sit through the whole thing unless I keep my finger ready over the fast forward button. The second movie was terrible, by both adult and children's standards. I hated it and my kids hated it for reasons that aren't worth getting in to here. This movie seems to hit the sweet spot for my kids. It starts off quickly to get their attention and keeps moving, but never feels frantic or our of control like some kids movies can. The gags and songs come frequently enough to keep the kids from losing attention but not too fast so they start getting wound up themselves. They mix it up too, alternating between slapstick, sentimentality, action and musical/dancing numbers with songs the kids know and love. A lot of children's movies have a "kids vs adults" theme that's played for laughs and the adults are total idiots and the kids wreak havoc for no reason other than creating chaos for chaos sake. Alvin is definitely a classic rebel and everybody's familiar with Dave yelling "Alvin!" In this movie Alvin is forced to be the "adult" and Dave learns that his "kids" can rise to the moment if he backs off and gives them the chance. It's a good message that's delivered sincerely, something that's a nice surprise in a movie that seems so frivolous. As far as the content, there's nothing really objectionable here for even small children, unless you're an especially humorless shut-in.