Alvin and the Chipmunks: The Road Chip

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av 8 @anagha.vinay Apr 21 This one is surprisingly my favourite of the four, not that I can say I loved the rest. There is some Theodorable quality about the little squeakers that I just can't stop myself from watching them. I liked the cringey aura about their half-brotherly quarter-brotherly vibes. I did not hate the last song until the rap. The Chippettes were so unnecessary in this sequel. Their bonding was sweet, though not very heartfelt. However, the adoption actually touched me. Is the reason Dave ain't adopting the girls because they are supposed to mate with his sons? See more Nashua J. @RT08628119 Feb 25 I love this movie and Theodore is my favorite character from Alvin and the Chipmunks See more Maxsuel S @Maxine191 Dec 29 Sem dúvidas o mais subestimado entre a franquia,mesmo sendo uma memória que não tem haver com os anteriores,sinto que esse filme deveria ser mais reconhecido,ele é um filme engraçado mais que não tem tantas cenas para só rir e sim é mais focado no desenvolvimento da história,mais seria um filme que eu recomendaria sim para uma criança por exemplo. See more M4R10ooo S @M4r10oooSMM2 Nov 23 This movie is mostly terrible apart from Tony Hale, who gives an energetic performance as the air marshall man. The ending is nice too I guess. Watch with friends and laugh at it. See more Adrian E @AdrianHulkFan Sep 9 I can't believe Jason Lee has done 4 OF THESE MOVIES!!! See more Gabriel M @Anonymous12 Aug 24 Alvin and the Chipmunks: The Road Chip was still decent and had its fun moments, but it's just not the same without David Cross. He clearly regretted working on the third movie, and his absence really showed in the fourth. Agent Suggs just can't replace the sharp, personal villainy that Uncle Ian brought to the series. Uncle Ian's character actually gets worse in the second and third movies. By the third film, it's clear he doesn't seriously care about Dave Seville at all, even though Dave rescued the Chipmunks from being Ian's superstar "slaves" in the first movie. This made their dynamic more complex and interesting, even if Ian was the antagonist. I've enjoyed all four films, but I mainly prefer the original 2007 movie. It had a fresh story, emotional depth, and Jason Lee's performance as Dave Seville was the heart of it all. The later movies lean more on slapstick and less on the character dynamics that made the first so memorable. Overall, The Road Chip is an enjoyable watch but feels like it's lost some of the spark and edge that made the originals special. Jason Lee continues to shine as Dave Seville - his warm, goofy performance is the heart of the series and helps keep the movies grounded. For me, the first movie from 2007 remains the best, with its emotional story of Dave discovering and caring for the Chipmunks, plus the fresh blend of live-action and CGI. See more Read all reviews

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