BroadcastChic Excellent, a Must See

SpunkySelfTwitter It’s an especially fun movie from a director and cast who are clearly having a good time allowing themselves to let loose.

Billie Morin This movie feels like it was made purely to piss off people who want good shows

Brooklynn There's a more than satisfactory amount of boom-boom in the movie's trim running time.

SnoopyStyle Dave (Jason Lee) is in the hospital after the Chipmunks cause an accident at their Paris concert. Aunt Jackie is supposed to be the next caretaker but the boys quickly send her to the hospital. Then it's up to Jackie's incompetent video game obsessed grandson Toby (Zachary Levi). The boys have to go to high school. Dr. Rub (Wendie Malick) is the principal. All the girls love the Chipmunks and the boys hate them for it. Ian Hawke (David Cross) is living in the record company basement vowing revenge and living off of garbage. Then the Chipettes, Brittany, Jeanette, and Eleanor, show up looking for representation.I don't know if Jason Lee had better things to do. Sending the Chipmunks to high school has some potential. Adding the Chipettes should double the fun. The execution does not pan out exactly. It's bearable for adults and Chipmunk wacky for the kids. It has a High School Musical feel but not as good. There are probably a couple of familiar faces in the teenagers' crowd. This is harmless and safe for the kids.

peelboy1000 I've seen the first one and its okay. I chuckled a few times and it was entertaining and cute. I've seen the third one and its not that great. But not bad. It was watchable and entertaining. But this one flat out sucks. Its not funny, its dumb, its not even entertaining. The chipmunks go to high school? Ya high school. Makes no sense right. And the whole movie they just try to save the schools music program against the girl chipmunks. Which were really annoying. The characters suck, its unfunny (didn't laugh once), there's a bunch of stupid cameos that kids wouldn't understand, and is by far the worst of the three. Watch the other two, there fine. But this one sucks.

Henry Hardcastle These cheeky chipmunks just cannot stay out of trouble! This time, the three fellas (Alv, Si and Theo) come up against 3 steaming chipmunks (check it) known as the Chippetes. In order to win the battle of the bands, they have to up their game and give the performance of their wild lives. I will not lie to you: it's a very, very tense movie. I was on the edge of my seat when Alvin stepped up to the mic for the last song. I was thinking to myself 'Alvin and co! You only get one shot! Do not miss your chance to blow! This opportunity comes once in a lifetime yo!' I won't ruin the ending for you all, but let's just say we could well be expecting a new litter of chipmunks in the future (if you catch my drift...)Information about chipmunks: http://chirpiechipmunkz.webs.com/aboutchipmunks.htmMy rating - 9/10. Would have given it 10 but unfortunately it only lasted for 88 minutes and as you can imagine, was left wanting much much more. We want trilogy! We want trilogy!HH

MissSimonetta I was about as excited about watching The Squeakquel as Marie Antoinette was about walking to the guillotine. From the trailer alone, you can tell this was made with the hope of making a quick buck with as little quality as possible. It succeeded, as it made millions of quick bucks at the box office and it just made another when my mother decided to buy the DVD. We decided to spend quality time together watching this thing, and after wasting precious minutes of my life with bad jokes and a stale plot, I have decided to review it.The chipmunk trio is sent to high school, where they deal with stereotypical high school problems and have a rivalry with a female group of chipmunks, The Chipettes. The Chipette's manager is the greedy manager of the Chipmunks from the last movie, seeking to reclaim his former glory by making millions off of the female group's talent. Then, there's a plot where the Chipmunks sign up for a talent show in order to win money for the school's music program, which is losing funding, a plot I'm sure has never before been used.The story is about as interesting as the synopsis. You could make a drinking game based off of how often you can predict what's going to happen next. None of the characters besides the main trio are interesting, the jokes fall flat, and all the high school "trauma" the chipmunks deal with is about as real as an episode of Saved By the Bell.Now, I wasn't expecting Citizen Kane or some grade A masterpiece with complex themes and characters. I knew perfectly well this is a kids film and not one of excellent quality at that. It fails nonetheless. Just because a movie is for kids doesn't mean you have to reach for the lowest common denominator in order to entertain them, it doesn't mean you have to give them a thin plot with the freshness of a rotten apple core, it doesn't mean you have to reach for teenage stereotypes that should have been out with big hair, and it doesn't mean you shouldn't at least TRY to put a decent amount of effort into the final product! 3/10