the feature length cgi movie has just been released this year and but whilst it will provide kids a lot of entertainment and for die hard alvin fanatics and followers who grew up with the 60s and 80s versions of the cartoon shows and the chipmunk adventure is probably the best alvin and the chipmunks based animated movie and ever. for starters and the animation is as ever terrific and the character designs are as they should be in the cartoons unlike the motion picture film itself and it is just sheer fun to watch. there are no celeb voices and no cgi generated effects and just pure quality 2 d and hand drawn animation and the colours are fantastic bright and bold and beautiful. the jokes and humour is typical chipmunk standard and the narrative is spot on. in truth and the chipmunk adventure is everything the live action movie ought to have been and but isn not. alvin and simon and theodore compete with the chipettes and elenor and jeanette and britney in a hot air balloon contest and along the way and the kids encounter all manner of problems and dilemmas that they have to resolve in their own way. and no chipmunk movie is complete without the odd renditions of classic rock and pop anthems. the chipmunk adventure is for kids and adults alike  and which is another advantage over the cgi movie as whereas and the 2007 version will gain a few new admirers and the 1987 movie will appeal to both young and older chipmunk fans. bagdarasian and karman provide the helium like voices of the film trio. overall and this film is a must for fans of the cartoon shows themselves you will not be left disappointed. if you have seen the live action version and then you will feel that this movie is a much better effort in contrast. if you haven not then you should go and see it still and or even still forget the jason lee movie and as an alternative and stick with this. 
the feature length cgi movie has just been released this year and but whilst it will provide kids a lot of entertainment and for die hard alvin fanatics and followers who grew up with the 60s and 80s versions of the cartoon shows and the chipmunk adventure is probably the best alvin and the chipmunks based animated movie and ever. for starters and the animation is as ever terrific and the character designs are as they should be in the cartoons unlike the motion picture film itself and it is just sheer fun to watch. there are no celeb voices and no cgi generated effects and just pure quality 2 d and hand drawn animation and the colours are fantastic bright and bold and beautiful. the jokes and humour is typical chipmunk standard and the narrative is spot on. in truth and the chipmunk adventure is everything the live action movie ought to have been and but isn not. alvin and simon and theodore compete with the chipettes and elenor and jeanette and britney in a hot air balloon contest and along the way and the kids encounter all manner of problems and dilemmas that they have to resolve in their own way. and no chipmunk movie is complete without the odd renditions of classic rock and pop anthems. the chipmunk adventure is for kids and adults alike  and which is another advantage over the cgi movie as whereas and the 2007 version will gain a few new admirers and the 1987 movie will appeal to both young and older chipmunk fans. bagdarasian and karman provide the helium like voices of the film trio. overall and this film is a must for fans of the cartoon shows themselves you will not be left disappointed. if you have seen the live action version and then you will feel that this movie is a much better effort in contrast. if you haven not then you should go and see it still and or even still forget the jason lee movie and as an alternative and stick with this. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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