Of course, three tiny woodland creatures attempting to study, socialize, play dodge ball, and negotiate hallways with hundreds of full-sized (and heavy-footed) teenagers is anything but "normal." But this film, like the last one, wrings a lot of humor and charm from the idea that these three talented chipmunks are both an extraordinary novelty and also, psychologically, a lot like you and me (or our misbehaving children).
He sends them home for a dose of normalcy, complete with enrollment at the local high school. When Alvin's on-stage shenanigans land Dave in a Paris hospital, Dave decides his young charges need some regular life to combat their growing rock star egos. This story begins where the previous film ends Alvin, Theodore, and Simon are world-touring mega-pop stars in the tender but exasperated care of their adoptive father Dave (Jason Lee). To parents, the film is likely to feel like an innocuous but somewhat lazy cash grab, but kids (especially younger ones) will laugh and thrill on cue to the munks' latest exploits. The latest installment in the adventure is Alvin and the Chipmunks: The Squeakquel, the follow-up to 2007's hugely successful live-action/animation offering. Ever since Alvin and his brothers debuted in 1958, movie, TV, and music producers have been able to count on the money-making combination of precocious animated rodents, kid-friendly plot lines and, most importantly, chart-topping pop music delivered in those trademark chipmunk vocals.
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