Alvin and the chipmunks chipwrecked full movie 1080p

#Alvin and the chipmunks chipwrecked full movie 1080p series

Cameron Richardson as Claire Wilson, Dave's ex-girlfriend.David Cross as Ian Hawke, an executive at JETT Records.Jason Lee as David 'Dave' Seville, a struggling songwriter and father figure to Alvin, Simon and Theodore.After this, a text says, 'This film is dedicated to Ross Bagdasarian Sr., who was crazy enough to invent three singing chipmunks nearly 50 years ago.' Cast At startup, viewers can enjoy an animated short for the new 'Ice Age 4' movie and a couple trailers, followed by the normal menu selection with music and full-motion clips.In a mid-credits scene, Ian, now unemployed, tries to make three squirrels sing 'Deck the Halls' but fails. Both are housed in a blue eco-cutout keepcase with advertisements for children's games and a glossy cardboard slipcover. The first is a Region A locked, BD50 disc while the second is a DVD-9 with a digital copy included. As a matter of fact, I recommend readers see that far-more excellent film with their kids than give this dreck a second thought.Дў0th Century Fox Home Entertainment brings 'Alvin and the Chipmunks: Chipwrecked' to Blu-ray as a two-disc combo pack. An engaging and thought-provoking story should ideally accompany the image, and this includes movies aimed at younger viewers, which 'The Hunger Games' clearly proves.

Still, the pretty visuals should not be the one, lone positive of any movie. The only positive I can imagine of this dreadful sequel is in the CG animation of the chipmunks themselves, which I can admit is pretty astounding. When we ponder the reasons why good quality films seem to be so scarce as of late, we need only look at the box-office take of movies like 'Alvin and the Chipmunks: Chipwrecked.' The answer is right there in front us: we, as a broad audience of movie-goers, are to blame. What's really worrisome, and even serves as a troubling indicator of the general movie-going population, is the fact that each film has been a financial success, justifying Hollywood's desire to mass-produce more such garbage.

#Alvin and the chipmunks chipwrecked full movie 1080p series

In fact, this sounds much like the cartoon series altogether. Sure, the story takes place on a remote island where the characters have been shipwrecked after a stupid kite accident while aboard a cruise ship, but the overall plot remains fairly identical where we see the annoying Alvin (Justin Long) cause a heap of trouble, and Dave (Jason Lee) must chase after him to show that he still loves him, in spite of his mischief. However, I would contend that it shouldn't be to this degree of awfulness, at least not for theatrical releases, as if the filmmakers secretly desire to be this mind-numbingly repetitive. Each sequel has been shoddier and lazier than the last, which technically speaking can be expected of any franchise. What we're ultimately left with is a movie series that has been growing progressively worse since its inception. But these moments are not enough to rescue this rubbish for the adult audience. There's also Jenny Slate (probably best known for her Freudian slip on 'SNL') channeling Tom Hanks' ' Cast Away' to provide some small chuckles. That would have been enough to keep us invested, but the closest we come to such witty filmmaking is in David Cross churning out a few wisecracks about the chipmunks while wearing a ridiculous duck costume.

Anything, from cleverly hidden subtextual humor to some well-meaning and innocent jabs at the production, would suffice. But as the parent with the money to pay for watching this mess, the filmmakers should ideally offer something to keep the grownups awake. Granted, I'm furthest from the intended target audience and not one to normally give this type of movie the slightest moment of consideration. Sadly, no such event ever takes place in 'Alvin and the Chipmunks: Chipwrecked.' There's no sense of satisfaction or payoff, no feeling of being entertained or achieving that moment of climactic resolution at the end. The actual carnage and mayhem makes the whole thing worth something to tell friends about for years to come. For some bizarre, deeply instinctual reason, it justifies the reason for sitting through the long stretch of having nothing happen, of waiting for anything remotely interesting to occur. Try as you may to fight the compulsion to see some fatalities, you know deep-down inside you want to witness it. And like any major catastrophe within our direct line of sight, we can't help looking at the devastation caused, hoping with a strange and somewhat sickening urge to catch a glimpse at the blood and guts left in its wake. Living up to its subtitle, this third entry in the Chipmunks franchise is an utter disaster.