Alvin and the Chipmunks Meet the Wolfman (Video 2000)

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Cast

Cast overview:
	Ross Bagdasarian Jr.	...	Alvin Seville / Simon Seville / Dave Seville (voice) (as Ross Bagdasarian)
	Janice Karman	...	Theodore / Brittany / Jeanette / Eleanor (voice)
	Maurice LaMarche	...	Mr. Lawrence Talbot (voice)
	Miriam Flynn	...	Principal Milliken (voice)
	Rob Paulsen	...	Mr. Rochelle (voice)
	April Winchell	...	Madame Raya (voice)
	Elizabeth Daily	...	Nathan (voice) (as E.G. Daily)
	Frank Welker	...	Werewolf Vocal Effects (voice)

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In this animated adventure, chipmunk Alvin has werewolves on his mind. After being haunted by a creepy nightmare, he is convinced that his eerie next-door neighbor, Mr. Talbot, has a monstrous secret. As he and his brother Simon investigate, shy sibling Theodore, who has been reluctantly cast in the school's production of "Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde," finds his inner monster after being attacked by a strange dog.

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USA

Release Date:

29 August 2000 (USA) See more »

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Alvin and the Chipmunks Meet the Wolfman See more »

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Universal Cartoon Studios, Bagdasarian Productions See more »

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Trivia

The principal saying she is leaving the school to transport nitroglycerine across rickety bridges in South America is a reference to the plot of William Friedkin's Sorcerer (1977). See more »

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In the short scene where Simon is yelling at Alvin that there is no such thing as werewolves (right before Theodore pops out as a werewolf) they are the same height though Simon should be taller. See more »

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Principal Milliken: [Gleefully, while talking to Dave about her early retirement because of Alvin's antics] I'm taking a less stressful job driving trucks full of nitroglycerin across rickety bridges in South America!
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Follows Alvin & the Chipmunks (1983) See more »

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The Monster Out In You
Performed by Randy Crenshaw, Susan Boyd, Beth Anderson, Ross Bagdasarian, Jon Joyce, Janice Karman, Donna Medine and Gene Merlino
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Pretty standard direct-to-video fare

30 March 2008 | by shbomb – See all my reviews

To start off, this is a children's film, and that being said, I was probably already getting too old for it the first time I saw it. Of course as a longtime fan of the Chipmunks, I still enjoyed it for the lighthearted script, clever dialogue and cute, dynamic characters that always made the Chipmunks a great cartoon series. My major complaint, however, is that this movie feels exactly like what it is: a lowish-budget direct-to-video deal.

To elaborate: The whole monster-movie parody idea was, in my opinion, a strange and unnatural direction to take this series, and it feels more like a gimmick than anything else. Plot-wise, the film's weakest point is probably its climax, which is obviously a shame. Last but not least, the music. You just can't have a decent Chipmunk movie without great, memorable songs, and on that point this film doesn't quite pass the test, as I found the songs generic, uninspired and repetitive... exactly what you'd expect in a cheaply made derivative work that tries (but never quite succeeds) to recapture the spirit of something older and better.

Overall, if I had to compare this movie to something, I'd say it's about equal to an episode of the '80s Chipmunks TV series stretched to movie-length with updated animation... in other words it's okay, but not great. If you're looking to see the classic cartoon Chipmunks (and Chipettes) in their prime, I recommend giving this a miss and watching 1987's The Chipmunk Adventure, which was a full theatrical release with excellent production values and a great original story.

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