Chip 'n Dale - Rescue Rangers: Cameos The Movie

One of the biggest surprises regarding movies is undoubtedly this film, not only because I am more than sure that no one expected something decent from this product, considering how Disney has declined in many aspects regarding Live Action, however, personally, for me it was much more of a surprise because I did not remember at all that this movie was announced and when I started reading people who liked this movie a lot for all the cameos of different characters in the animation, it was a pleasant surprise to find a movie that, without anything spectacular, much less memorable, since many of the cameos are simply in the background on stage without contributing little or nothing to the plot, it was quite curious to see characters from series like South Park, parodies of Sailor Moon, and even Naruto (which appears at the end).

I don't remember much of the Chip 'n Dale animated series, however, what I do remember is seeing some Disney specials where these charismatic chipmunks appear, but especially the classic NES game, which is a wonderful game, but I'll talk about that another time. Chip 'n Dale: Rescue Rangers is a good movie, very entertaining, but with a rather simple story, which only stands out for its large amount of cameos, but I do not say this to discredit it, but I have seen many people who praise it too much to the point of saying that it is the best thing Disney has done in recent years, and that is something that is totally wrong.

I think Chip 'n Dale: Rescue Rangers is one of those movies that you can watch on a Sunday while you are bored at home, it is not going to change your life and it is not the best of animation in recent years, but it is a good production that managed to create a movie where many of the most classic and recent characters of animation are included. However, I would have liked that many of the characters that only appear in the background as decoration had more interaction, since on screen there were characters that were really more interesting than the ones that actually had some interaction with the main characters.

Characters like Stan from South Park only appeared for a few seconds without saying any dialogue (although perhaps the condition for this character to appear on screen was just that), however, why put a character as funny as Stan in the movie if in the end he won't do anything?

Anyway, interactions like He-Man and Skeletor's were some of the best, they were funny and punctual. This movie could be considered as a spiritual sequel to "Who Framed Roger Rabbit?", which was a movie that achieved one of the most iconic moments in cinema which was the interaction of Bugs Bunny and Mickey Mouse.

Chip 'n Dale: Rescue Rangers is a good movie, of course it is, it's entertaining, with decent humor and a multitude of impressive cameos, however, it's not nearly the best thing Disney has done in animation in recent years.