Alvin et les Chipmunks
Réalisation:
Tim HillPhotographie:
Peter Lyons CollisterMusique:
Christopher LennertzActeurs·trices:
Ross Bagdasarian Jr., Jason Lee, David Cross, Cameron Richardson, Jane Lynch, Justin Long, Matthew Gray Gubler, Jesse McCartney, Allison Karman (plus)VOD (6)
Résumés(1)
Découvrant Alvin et les Chipmunks, le musicien Dave Seville saisit sa chance et associe ses talents de composition avec le talent vocal unique du trio d’écureuils. (20th Century Fox FR)
Critiques (3)
Yes, I suffered. And unfortunately, there was no escape. It's a prototype of the American family spectacle designed for the broadest audience, hence the script is written and performed to match the taste of the typical mass viewer. If it had just stayed with the plush chipmunks, it would be somewhat kitschy, yet still tolerable as children's entertainment. However, the presence of busty actresses and sleek hunks clearly aimed at the adult accompaniment - who are presumed to have the taste and mental breadth of a five-year-old child - underscores the issues. This type of mass production is simply not for me. Overall impression: 15%.
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The new generation of children is not going to care about the ancient roots of these cartoons and will greedily and contentedly consume only what is fashionable today. Nothing more, nothing less.
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Even though I had initial issues with Jason Lee, because of whom I wanted to see this movie - and I still had that issue upon second viewing - it always eventually grabs me, and I quite enjoy this singing trio. Moreover, Cameron Richardson also played in it, and I’ve just loved this actress ever since I saw her in House.
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