Celluloid Film Review - Alvin And The Chipmunks 3: Chipwrecked - Movie Review

Title: Alvin And The Chipmunks 3: Chipwrecked

Year Of Release: 2012

Review Date: April 28, 2012

Rating: G

Running time: 87 minutes

Box Office Gross: $338,576,745

Site Rating: 4 out of 10 stars

"Alvin And The Chipmunks 3 - Chipwrecked" is the third installment in the reboot of the franchise. As usual, annoying Alvin gets on everyone's nerves, but this time around his antics get them shipwrecked on a deserted island (save for one madwoman) with no food or water. It's amazing that one little cartoon character can get into so much trouble. 

The Chipettes are also present in this film, as with the second installment and this time around, are somewhat ghetto. They nearly beatdown a trio of women for daring to usher them off the dance floor...

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Japan has sustained a massive 9.1. earthquake, killing hundreds with thousands missing and feared dead. A train and cruise ship full of passengers is also missing. The enormous quake also set off a tsunami that wreaked more havoc.

Authorities are struggling to contain the Fukushima nuclear power plant that has been destabilized by the natural disaster. The Judiciary Report sends its condolences to the people of Japan.

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She was rescued by a French ship, after sending out a distress call. Many people were praying for her, including the Judiciary Report and all are glad she has been found alive.

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They are brothers, but are now divided by social and military ideology, with South Korea fairing better in the world. There is also massive poverty and hunger in North Korea, which is regrettable.

The Judiciary Report's suggestion to North Korea is to take a page out of China's book and focus more on manufacturing not military might. It would solve a number of their nation's problems and create a more peaceful existence.

If the nation was more prosperous, the desire for war would not take precedence over everything else. The Judiciary Report wishes both nations well.