Alvin And The Chipmunks Road Chip Today

The highlight, however, is the original track (featuring the rap group Oh, Hush!). It’s genuinely catchy. It has that early-2010s stomp-clap-hey energy that makes you want to drive aggressively down a highway. The MVP: Tony Hale Jason Lee looks like he is having a nice vacation. But Tony Hale (Buster from Arrested Development ) goes full unhinged. His character, Agent Suggs, has a pathological hatred for squirrels (which he confuses the Chipmunks for). His physical comedy—sliding across car hoods, screaming at pigeons, losing his mind in a car wash—is legitimately hilarious. He understood the assignment perfectly. The Verdict: Should You Stream It? Look, Alvin and the Chipmunks: The Road Chip is not high art. It’s loud, it’s predictable, and the CGI fur looks slightly worse than the 2007 original. But is it bad ?

Not really. It’s sincere. Unlike many cynical kids' movies, this one actually cares about the brotherly bond between the three chipmunks. The final act, where they realize Dave loves them regardless of his relationship status, hits a surprisingly sweet note. alvin and the chipmunks road chip

The Road Chip isn't the best movie of the franchise, but it is certainly the wildest. It knows exactly what it is: a loud, fast, colorful distraction. And sometimes, that is exactly the perfect movie. The highlight, however, is the original track (featuring

Have you seen The Road Chip ? Do you have a favorite Chipmunks memory? Sound off in the comments below (preferably at a normal speaking volume). The MVP: Tony Hale Jason Lee looks like