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Critics Consensus: Lazy, rote, and grating, Chipwrecked is lowest-common-denominator family entertainment that's strictly for the very, very, very young at heart.
Critic Consensus: Lazy, rote, and grating, Chipwrecked is lowest-common-denominator family entertainment that's strictly for the very, very, very young at heart.
All Critics (81) | Top Critics (23) | Fresh (9) | Rotten (72) | DVD (3)
Flails about in search of a creative reason to exist.
The obvious nods to Castaway, Lost and other pop culture references are barely worth a grin.
You usually have to go to an Adam Sandler movie, or the Quad Cinema, to see something as incompetently made as "Alvin and the Chipmunks.''
"Chipwrecked" serves up more of the derivative chaos that floats this franchise's boat.
It's an uninspired and instantly forgettable film. But it completely succeeds by its own standards: an 87-minute rainy-day distraction that will probably make a zillion dollars.
Maybe for the next installment, they can go off to college and find something better to do than making these silly movies.
Parents, however, may shudder when the Chipettes gyrate to Lady Gaga's Bad Romance.
The most important thing to keep in mind is that Alvin and the Chipmunks is firmly targeted at kids.
Patently, obviously unacceptable on any kind of storytelling level.
Set out the rodent traps for this lazy exercise in children's entertainment.
Stale for anyone older than the preschool set.
"Chipwrecked" will probably be a winner with families that have small children, but older children may squirm and adults will find themselves wondering how such a promising premise got so quickly beached.
Horrid acting and a pointless script make this film unwatchable and an unnecessary project to begin with.
Super Reviewer
I hate when Jason Lee yells. It sounds cheesy. And this movie was boring. Not like the first one. Worst than the second one.
07/06/2012 (Blu-Ray)
family friendly and great for kids, just as the previous two, but for the parents who have to watch it its less personal than the first. the humor is less clever, even for a guy like me that grew up on these characters.
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