Movie review
Alvin And The Chipmunks
2007 · Musical Comedy · Reviewed Sep 2, 2026
Seen on Disney Plus
9 / 10
Really good. Would watch again.
Jeff’s final score for Alvin And The Chipmunks — one man, one couch, one honest number.
Content noteMusical comedy: suitable for all ages; some crude humor, mature themes, some romantic implications, mild violence
This movie follows a singer songwriter who comes across three singing chipmunks who attempt to assist him in making a comeback following a failed attempt at writing a song by showcasing their own ability to sing to his boss in a story of how Alvin And The Chipmunks' journey with Dave Seville began.
Jeff’s take
I don't really have much to say about this movie. It's one of those films that doesn't have a lot of faults so therefore, I really don't have an opinion of this movie. If I had to say anything at all, it would be that the chipmunks remind me of the same way I think of cats. I love it when mom's cat cuddles with me. The only fault I can really find for this movie is its predictability. I was able to figure out who ended up being the villain about ten minutes into this movie. That's pretty much all I have to say about this movie. I chose this movie out of the need to take a break from all of the horror movies I've been watching recently. It's been a while since I reviewed an actual kid's movie. I will say that the chipmunks are really cute in this movie. It was a nice change and I like the fact that it was easy to review. However, I will say that this movie is not a complete pass due to its predictability. Having said that, it was very well done. It could be admired by any age demographic. I really enjoyed this movie.
Jeff O meter final score: 9 out of 10
Verdict
Worth watching
It could be admired by any age demographic. I really enjoyed this movie.
9 / 10
Really good. Would watch again.
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