Despite reaching popularity does not mean that education was useless then. That's what I think of David Seville (Jason Lee) who sent Alvin (Justin Long) and her friends to a school to re-learn, something that had never occurred to Alvin. With a heavy heart had to Alvin, Simon (Matthew Gray Gubler) and Theodore (Jesse McCartney) will follow David's even though they did not want to go back to school. In a short time Alvin and her friends felt isolated in the middle of the man who was in this school and it was the third ordeal for this chipmunk.

At the same time, Ian Hawke (David Cross) who failed to get Alvin and the Chipmunks try to make up for this loss by finding a group of animals that can sing and dance like Alvin and his friends. Ian search ended when she discovered The Chipettes whose members are Brittany (Anna Faris, Jeanette (Christina Applegate), and Eleanor (Amy Poehler). Ian plans to bring The Chipettes to the top of fame like Alvin and his two friends. End of year holidays is a good time to release the film consumption of children as Alvin and the Chipmunks: THE SQUEAKQUEL. The reason is simple. This film will not be too interesting for adults but instead would be healthy for consumption of children. And at the end of a long holiday this year is the savior of this film, such as from the failure range compete in the movies box office.

For those who belong to a teenager or even an adult, this film did not offer anything. The idea is too simple a story that served as the CGI was far from the word stunning. If there is no reason for them to watch this movie could be just a matter of nostalgia alone. Compared with the first part released in 2007, Alvin and the Chipmunks: The SQUEAKQUEL is as exclusive to the children. Problem filling voice and acting, there is a problem. The voice actor and the first part will be retained in the second part of this and they seem to have quite mastered the field. It sounded casual but David Cross is acting as Ian Hawke and Wendie Malick acting as Dr. Rubin is seen more prominently than others.

In contrast, for the children of this movie could be a very interesting entertainment. At the very least, we should be grateful because at the time the film has become the industry there is still a decent film into consumption of children.