The Reel Rejects - ALVIN AND THE CHIPMUNKS 2: THE SQUEAKQUEL (2009) SURPRISED US!! MOVIE REVIEW!!

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Starting point is 00:00:19 All right, gang. We're going to watch Elvin and the Chipmunks. It's the squeakle. It's rated PG parental guidance. That's right, mate. Yes, mate. All right. nine, a one, a two, and a three.

Starting point is 00:00:37 That's cinema right there. That was a book end. And I thought the Chippets were a nice, the Chippets were a nice addition to this film. I think they added nuance and complexity. And, yeah, I thought they were good. And also for Alvin to have his moment of reflection and to have, you know, some just to get, yeah,

Starting point is 00:01:05 like I said, to have some reflection and just to see the error of his ways and to see like that he needed to be more responsible and value his brothers and his commitment to what when he makes a promise to be there and do that and also see that the new friends that he's garner in, which it's fine to make new friends and all, but they don't really actually care for him

Starting point is 00:01:24 like his brothers have always cared for him. So, you know, to just make sure. Yeah, make sure, like Uncle Ian did, for instance, in the first film, just make sure you understand the group around you is so important, says a lot about you as a person, or as a chipmunk in this case. So just be very careful who you surround yourself with. Donald, what did you think? I love this movie.

Starting point is 00:01:46 No. I thought you were being sincere right there, right? But I believed you. These movies have been very fascinating to watch, and I don't think it's any mystery if you watch this channel that part of my M.O. when we come into stuff like this that is historically clowned upon you know I'm happy to meet these things

Starting point is 00:02:03 halfway for what they are and I think it's fun to see what actually is working about something that is largely maligned or whatever as well as to know what actually doesn't work and yes I will say I am in the minority as of now I don't remember what the tomato meters on these movies are

Starting point is 00:02:20 maybe we can look into the first two now for this I'll look right now but yes I actually did enjoy this more than the first movie. I feel like this, it's weird. There's a, there's a given take to that because things I liked in the first movie that weren't so much here,

Starting point is 00:02:38 Dave, I did miss Jason Lee. I thought, one of the few things in the first movie that I did earnestly enjoy was his earnest presence, you know, his weird Dave yell aside, which I noticed that they kept cutting away from here.

Starting point is 00:02:53 Because, yeah, like he was big this weird face. But yeah, the first movie was very sincere and I felt for him amid the chaos of all that and his lady companion whose name I know forget.

Starting point is 00:03:06 I think she was Cameron Richards? I can't remember. Something. She was very charming and I like the two of them and I'm sad that you know just that that vibe wasn't present.

Starting point is 00:03:15 You didn't even mention what happens. Yeah, she's just not here anymore and did the, I don't know, she could be a part of the picture, who knows? Cameron Richardson. Yeah, but the character

Starting point is 00:03:23 and I don't remember. Claire. Claire. But yeah, I missed them. But largely, I think this movie did well to, yeah, tweak a couple of things that just made it much more palatable to me. They squeaked a couple of things. Yeah, they squeaked a couple of things. And it just made it much easier to enjoy.

Starting point is 00:03:42 First and foremost, yes, the musical element. Maybe it's just because we had the first movie to break the ice and I knew what to expect. But I was sort of repelled by the music in the first movie. Whereas in this movie, I was able to kind of have a bit more. more fun with it. I think in the first movie, the chipmunks and the musical sequences in general are just like feeling themselves way

Starting point is 00:04:05 too hard. You know where somebody like clearly think something is like so cool or they think they're so cool and what they're doing is actually, actually that cool. Like that first movie had that kind of cringy quality where I'm like, ah, they think these chipmunks are so cool that they're just

Starting point is 00:04:21 frustrating and annoying. But yeah, in the first movie I found the song is to be very overproduced if you could even say that about chipmunk music and then on top of that all the like insane vocal runs over every inch of a song's melody just got to be really grating and got to be really yeah frustrating to listen to the way they turns these retro songs and the way the the chipmunks sang them in this way in the first film was like it's okay it's nothing like terrible but it's nothing special to at times it can be a little overbearing and then

Starting point is 00:04:57 this film like I actually liked without the music where they were doing the staying alive bit and then the what is it you spin me right round baby like yeah I actually enjoyed that yeah I thought in this movie they did a nicer job to blend classic songs or songs that are sort of

Starting point is 00:05:13 ubiquitous and you know like if you're a young person you might still know them and then if your parents happen to be here they might know them and then there are plenty of also relevant pop songs for the kids but yeah I thought just the way that they handled the performance of the music and the attitude of the music was just more palatable here. It was a little less overly pleased with itself and a little more just in the moment of the

Starting point is 00:05:36 scene or the music. And I think putting the chipmunks into situations where they're singing in an organic environment or there's not always musical accompaniment just helped. And the fact that they did dial back some of the, you know, insane vocal riffing that they indulge so heavily in and then triple harmonized in chipmunk. Yeah, way more digestible in terms of the music. And even though I am not a big fan of beloved, you know, children's characters like this from an older time getting super hip and now and doing cool pop music, hip hop shit, the first movie had like a way more off-putting version of that to me, whereas this movie had a version where I could at least tolerate it. And, you know, the songs that would appeal to me were kind of charming or, you know, they would use them in a way.

Starting point is 00:06:26 that may be complimented the scene in a way that had a little bit extra thought to my, you know, sensibility anyway. So that's good. I like the music more in this movie. I still think it's weird. Like, you know, the chipmunks being famous voices is cool and all.

Starting point is 00:06:41 I don't get a ton of their specific qualities because they're so heavily processed that... I could never even tell who was doing this. Yeah, so it's like it's neat to have all them. And I like the chipettes. You know, yeah, I, I, I, I generally found the chipmunks themselves, the core three, Alvin and Simon

Starting point is 00:07:00 and Theodore, to be way, way more palatable in this movie. The first movie, all three of them, I found aggravating to watch and frustrating and annoying. And even Theodore, who's cute and who always screws things up by accident rather than by design was, like, really at the end

Starting point is 00:07:16 of my patience rope. Like Simon in this film, coming to his own, being responsible, good man. Yeah, I thought this movie split the difference nicely enough to where, like, yes, mischief follows the chipmunks

Starting point is 00:07:28 but Simon is responsible and Theodore is gentle and if it's just the two of them maybe this chaos is not going to be so insane that they wreck everything around them and then Alvin is freer to be the more rascally the more chaos oriented one the more selfish one yeah and Theodore's

Starting point is 00:07:44 very sensitive as well yeah and in the first movie I thought they got in the way of a lot of that earnestness and sensitivity that ought to arguably come from these three in some way shape or form I still think that Alvin could be more lovable like there's there was

Starting point is 00:07:59 slightly more heart in this movie than the previous movie I didn't think the previous one really earned its heart flourishes still a cute film about a found family and a family coming together and all that but I would agree with that yeah yeah so just like the way they handled the attitude and I think it was a very smart idea to take them

Starting point is 00:08:16 to put them in a situation where yeah they're not on top of the world and they're not these they are these superstars but they're a bit fish out of water they're at a regular school they're going through some level of coming of age stuff. Yeah, it made it easier to root for and sympathize with them rather than like

Starting point is 00:08:33 these chipmunks just fall into this guy's life and keep wrecking everything and injuring him and then they keep accruing massive rewards and success and fame for doing so and then, you know, things go out of hand. Yeah, just the Save the Rec Center storyline as much as it is like a tried and true storyline I thought was a nice touch here.

Starting point is 00:08:52 I could have used more Chippets in terms of like introducing that side of this world and their specific dynamic, but they were in it enough to be in it, you know, and to be a specifically new presence for this movie. That's cute. So as much as I could have followed their perspective even more, you know, I was like, cool, this is neat. I like the array of things that we're in for.

Starting point is 00:09:13 It's pleasant enough. And while, yes, this still isn't directly for me, I've way less repelled, way less aggravated, way less annoyed and frustrated, and way less, yeah, just way less graded on and off put by things. I look at it. I hate, I hate being this way about any movie. But yeah, that first movie definitely tried my patience.

Starting point is 00:09:33 And this one was much more. John's lying. He comes into the studio. I'm going to be pissed about which movie today. This movie is much more fun to watch. I did look it up for you because I know you were curious. It was $20,000 in the Brady Bunch movie. This was 25.

Starting point is 00:09:47 So Betty Thomas is upping. She's upping the ante for this film, okay? adjusted for inflation. And I have it on Rotten Tomatoes after we answer our Royal Rejects questions we're going to do. Yeah, yeah, become a real reject. We will answer your questions. We will shout you out individually. You can guide our reviews in the future.

Starting point is 00:10:07 Oh, yeah. And we had Zach Levi, who is certainly not as beloved now as he was maybe then. But he was an affable addition to the, it's funny, you said Paul Rudd and then I couldn't unthink Paul Rudd because part of me was like, if it had been Paul. Rudd. This might have actually been way better than you might expect. Not to shade Zachary Levi. He was fine here. I thought he was fun to watch. He's just got a certain charm about him that he could get away with a character

Starting point is 00:10:32 like this. That's so one note. Yeah. I mean, it's appropriate for this movie. And I thought his hammy, sort of dorky, you know, slacker guy persona was pretty enjoyable. And you know, I was rooting for him to get with that teacher. Miss Ortega.

Starting point is 00:10:47 That Miss Ortega. So, yeah, not amazing. By any stretch, you know, there's certainly stuff about this that could be better or more charming. And before we get to... Yeah, and before we get to the questions, I will say this one of John and mine's complaints

Starting point is 00:11:00 from the first movie. We know the movies about the chipmunks, of course. We know the humans are not the focal point, but we said they did not develop Claire and Dave's relationship very much in the first film. We would have liked that. And they're like, we're going to do even less of that with Toby is taking this one.

Starting point is 00:11:18 Except smarter choice to make her like, oh, this is a person I went to school with way back. in the day she works at the school now it's not like you're my ex who all of a sudden i just ran into right outside my house and also do you live here i can't tell and now we're having dinner i understand that but if i haven't seen someone in a few years or four years or five years and i see them for the first time like we still got a spark up something it's we do but maybe that's just me thing we do i mean they're both very good looking so it's just that's good enough we had a crush on each other a few years ago let's let's do this yeah

Starting point is 00:11:52 But all in all, I would say, the squeak will, it's a, it's a, it's a thumbs up for me, dog. It was a squeak of a good time. I had a, I would much sooner watch this again at some point in my life if I had to. If John and I ever hang out and we have a choice between the first and the squeak, well, I know which one John's choosing. You know, call me crazy. I know people probably will.

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Starting point is 00:14:33 All that being said, go to Acorns.com slash rejects. To start growing your money smarter, not harder. Thank you again. Who have chimed in. Ruby Rogers is kicking us off. Thank you so much. Arguably. One of the best film sequels, in my opinion.

Starting point is 00:14:46 Telling you, this is why I mentioned all these other sequels. I hope you guys enjoyed it in the unlikely but not impossible scenario that the rejects adopted a trio of talking animals. What kind would they be and how would y'all best exploit them with good intentions, of course. Much love and appreciation. I can't tell if you're being sarcastic. I like how we got a question from Rudy, and you shouted out Rudy earlier. Rudy. Rudy.

Starting point is 00:15:10 And I mentioned Shane Falco to which you had no expression or reaction to. Yeah. Yeah, Falco, the band. Shane Falco, the replacement. The replacements, John? Oh, I got to see that again. One of my favorite football sports movies, actually. I only ever seen at the one time.

Starting point is 00:15:27 What three animals, talking animals, would I? I would do a... Capabaris. I would do a tiger, a lion, and a cheetah, just because they're all fierce, and they're not phased by anything, and people would definitely not be afraid to be around them. Yes. I would exploit them.

Starting point is 00:15:45 and one of them's the king of the jungle and also when one of them is a baby I could go, huh, Hansevenia. I don't know. Hubba beats. I would go with those three. Wow. Thank you, Hans Zimmer.

Starting point is 00:15:57 Those are pretty epic animal choices. I guess we should just do all eagles in honor of Theodore. He wouldn't appreciate that. But I know Johnny Lawrence would like an eagle. He would. He would fly in for like an eagle. Yeah, I'm going capital.

Starting point is 00:16:12 Bad ass. I think it would. Or if we had like a trio, of singing fish, honestly. If we had like a fish tank in the lobby and there's like a trio of singing fish, that could be pretty cool. Get three different, distinct kinds of fish.

Starting point is 00:16:23 Or you could go the Tiki Room route, get some parrots that can sing or some flowers that croon. I like these ideas. Yes, yes. I want like a singing, one of those big film lights. You know, I feel like it would have to be

Starting point is 00:16:36 maybe not an animal at all. It would be a piece of film equipment. I don't know if Uncle Ian counts as an animal, although he acted like an animal, but I would say him doing the light I would want that and exploit him. Honestly, the light suit was boggaret. Like, and again, props to David Cross for being so game to wear whatever silly costume.

Starting point is 00:16:55 Or whatever was asked of him. He was like, I'll do it. Let's go. How much again are you paying me for this? Okay, let's do it. Doing the work. Yeah, my talking, singing Capabara's every episode would sing the outro music like it's the credits of an 80s movie where we now have a rap or a song that's about the movie we just

Starting point is 00:17:14 watched. That's how I would utilize them. Or we could do singing brand deals. We could have them do singing brand deals. Or maybe like bespoke. You know, we have our little like bumper with a down to down but you know we can maybe get like a you know singing

Starting point is 00:17:30 version of that or something. We'll see. Maybe you have their own podcast. Who knows? Give us your suggestions of course. All right. Rachel Cabo or Cabot depending. Love you guys. We love you too, Rachel. I love you too. first time leave the question

Starting point is 00:17:46 you picked a good one which chipmunk is your favorite mine is Theodore Theodore is definitely the cutest one I love how sensitive he is Just how positive no better Well I guess you can't say he's always positive Because like in scary situations

Starting point is 00:18:00 He fears the worst But he's still a very positive And uplifting and upbeat character He's this definitely the sweetest one But I would have to go with Simon Because I would say I identify And resonate with Simon the most I'm definitely like

Starting point is 00:18:13 him in a sense that I'm like to think I'm responsible and also I'm the OCD one at my house ask my real roomie Aaron he will tell you I'm the I'm the one with the bug up my ass at home I mean it's got to be clean what's the taco under the pillow

Starting point is 00:18:29 Aaron so that that's that's me at home so yeah I would say like I would definitely identify myself and resonate the most with Simon so yeah Theodore is the cutest for sure

Starting point is 00:18:45 And I actually got to feel that in this movie Whereas in the previous movie I had to struggle to feel that I feel like I'm hurting you Every time I express I really don't ever often get this Not positive about a movie Or at least this negative about a movie

Starting point is 00:19:02 But yes Hey feel your feelings John Theodore is the cutest one And I was definitely able to tap into that In this movie I would say yeah I'm kind of as you know They're very kind of similar actually

Starting point is 00:19:13 the Harry Potter houses when you think about it because like, you know, Theodore, not necessarily all the colors kind of. Theodore is the hufflepuff. Simon is the Ravenclaw

Starting point is 00:19:22 and then Alvin is very much a blend of Griffin's a combination of Gryffindor and Slytherin. Of course. He's very much those two. Or the or if it's night or in the morning. Yeah. And so I'm very much a cross,

Starting point is 00:19:36 I guess I would say, between Simon and Theodore. It's weird. Like I think Theodore is the cutest. Simon might be my favorite just because yeah he would be the most like me generally and i thought simon was more palatable in this movie as well because in the last movie like his intelligence and theodore's you know kind cuteness are redeeming qualities but there was so much to overcome i i could see this movie there

Starting point is 00:20:00 was less to overcome so i could enjoy those qualities i could also see simon with you because simon is so resourceful he's a puzzle solver he can figure shit out on a dime yeah that's that's you john needs to yeah oh thanks brother but Yeah, leave us your favorite chipmunks. And who's you guys' favorite chip pets? I wish we got to spend more direct time with that. I would actually like that as well, but it's still the time we did get to spend. This movie could have used an extra half hour, is all I'm saying.

Starting point is 00:20:26 Patricia Carrillo. You are now the manager and guardian of a trio of talking and singing animals. Oh, boy. What are animal or mix of animals are they? It's your first song. They are covering. Okay, so we'll revisit the first question. Yes.

Starting point is 00:20:41 I got my Capabara band. You've got your lion. Cheetah and tiger. Okay. Be prepared. Be prepared. Be prepared. Be prepared.

Starting point is 00:20:51 And I'm having Jeremy Irons sing it along with what's his name. I have the voice actor's name in my face in my head, but I follow him on Instagram too. Jim Cummings. Is that his name? He's like a famous. Let me see. Voice actor? Yeah, very famous voice.

Starting point is 00:21:07 I mean, that is a famous voice actor, Jim Cummings. I think it's Jim Cummings. He does a bunch of the Winnie, the Pooh. voices. Yep. Jim Cummings, that's the one. Well, he actually sang a portion of Be Prepared. Oh? Yeah, because Jeremy Irons got really sick or something like that, so Jeremy did a portion of that, and then Jim Cummings did

Starting point is 00:21:21 the resume. You couldn't even tell it was, it wasn't Jeremy Irons. So I'll go with those two, but that's the song I'm going with, Be Prepared, because that's what we need to be in life. Prepare, John, what about you? Oh, man. What's the first song they are covering?

Starting point is 00:21:38 I was just listening to a song called Tiny. More Thriller. Bubbles. Yes, thriller. Thriller is a good... Actually, you know, I don't think a thriller Chipmunk would be that bad. I think that could be a fun. I think the more novelty you're going, the better. So, yeah, let's do that.

Starting point is 00:21:54 Let's see. Let's get a Dragon Force cover. I think that through the fire and the flames is obviously the one most people reach for. Maybe a proto-Men Chipmunk edition. Do you light up the night? How about we do? Let's see, what's another good one? What's the song from...

Starting point is 00:22:11 Tears for fears. Everybody wants to rule the world. I was about to say that. I swear on my life, I was about to say it. I swear to God I was about to say that. Oh my God. That's so funny.

Starting point is 00:22:20 We're like two. Everybody's working for the weekend. That's another good one for the chipmunks. I swear I was about to say that. That's so funny. How about like a Rob zombie, Dragula? We're doing Dragula all day.

Starting point is 00:22:33 Oh, or that one. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Never go stop. Never go stop. Yeah. Absolutely. Get a little Power Man 5,000 in there. You know, do Supernova goes pop or something like that.

Starting point is 00:22:46 How about this? You're the best. All right. Definitely. Why we go Disney, let's do, let's get down to business to defeat the Huns, you know. Let's get down to business. See? Do you defeat?

Starting point is 00:23:02 That's disturbing. Do you have a little chipmunk living inside? Okay. Next, if we get, if we're lucky enough to do the third film, just do the road chip. Yeah, I'm sure nobody would. You will have to provide. I think most of you are already annoyed by my regular voice,

Starting point is 00:23:20 so maybe we'll try something different here. I think our audio interface here does have a chipmunk vocal filter. So, yeah, Sail by Awall Nation. Let's do that. How about a white stripes track? Let's do fell in love with a girl, chipmunk style, or icky thump or something like that. I foresee all these ones being amazing choices.

Starting point is 00:23:41 How about corn? I know I said death tones last time. My brother loved that band. Really? Dude, Jonathan Davis, Chipmunk. Let's do this thing. You know, we can go ghost. Let's get some blasphemous chipmunks.

Starting point is 00:23:53 Let's get Alvin dressed up as Papa Emeritus. I want to hear Rotten Tomatoes before we get out of here. First movie? First movie. Critics score first. 20%. 28. Okay.

Starting point is 00:24:09 Audience. 52%. 64. All right. Last thing and then we're out of here. Critics for this movie, Squeakwell. 13%. 21%.

Starting point is 00:24:23 21%? Audience. It's just 52 again. Oh, so close. Oh, 49. 49. I would flip these. I would give this one 28%.

Starting point is 00:24:35 I had a feeling John was not going to be in agreement with the scores. I would give. This one, yeah, the higher tomato score. I'm less dismayed knowing that they're not super far apart. But yeah, I think this was definitely, I would rate this higher for sure. For a hot, for sure. It was enjoyable. It was entertaining.

Starting point is 00:24:54 It was a fun time. I like the songs. Like the messages about responsibility. Yeah. I still want to play. I want to eat, sleep and play video games, though. Alvin's got to learn a lesson. And then I'll get a woman like Mr.

Starting point is 00:25:04 If I just eat, sleep and play video games, I'll get a, be a team player. He's got to learn to be a brother to his brothers and to know. I mean, you know, he can play football. That's not the problem. But you've got to be responsible and you've got to be upfront and honest with how you're developing, what your feelings are. And Alvin really went through that this time. What I was going to say is if I just eat sleep and play video games, I'll get a woman that looks like Ms. Ortega. There you go.

Starting point is 00:25:27 That's another story. Yeah. But also I probably need to look a little like Zacharyl, too, which I don't. I wonder if anyone's favorite chipmunk in these movies is Alvin. He's just such a menace Alvin is such a menace in this movie He's he's

Starting point is 00:25:43 Alvin needs an attitude adjustment The next one I think Alvin I hope these are Britney will keep him in check I hope these are a three movie arc Of Alvin learning To you know kind of be aware of himself

Starting point is 00:25:57 And aware of other people And he's learning to actually coexist with and consider others before himself Like we already laid those scenes here like, you know, Alvin was the most insufferable one in the first movie. And in this movie, he's still kind of a rascal, a bit of a jerk at times, but he's not like as repellent so that you can kind of be like, yeah. So maybe by the third movie, I'll be like, I like this Alvin.

Starting point is 00:26:22 No, he's going to be your favorite chip monk at the end of that film. The first movie, I was like, don't bring Alvin anywhere near me. Second movie, I'm like, Alvin's fine. They can hang out. He can hang out. He's fine. This was their plan. This was their plan.

Starting point is 00:26:34 They had a plan of a trilogy. I'm going to be like, you know what, Alvin, you can come sit on my shoulder. We can hang out. But anyway, gang, leave us your thoughts on the squeakual. And we'll catch you sometime soon, hopefully, for a road chip. I don't know where we're going, but I know where we've been. And I hope we get lots and lots of highway tunes coming our way. Don't forget to eat sleep and play video games.

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The Reel Rejects - ALVIN AND THE CHIPMUNKS 2: THE SQUEAKQUEL (2009) SURPRISED US!! MOVIE REVIEW!!

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