[This story contains spoilers from Chip ‘n Dale: Rescue Rangers on Disney+.] The first on the list has to be the guy who is clearly the most popular right out of the gate: “Ugly Sonic.” Trending in ...

Chip ‘n’ Dale: Park Life is a 2021 animated series based on the cartoon characters, Chip and Dale. The series features characters communicating with one another in a non-verbal way. It follows the ...

When you think about Chip 'n Dale: Rescue Rangers, the classic Disney Afternoon 90s cartoon/now modern film adaptation for Disney+, the first thing that probably comes to mind is a harmless ...

Dan Gregor and Doug Mand open up about their inspiration for the film, how they were able to include characters from so many studios, and their process of deciding what characters should make the cut, ...

It sounds pretty good, and my kinda movie. But I am legit stumped to come up with any reasonable backstory to how Chip N Dale became a modern, high-budget film, and how it could involve Lonely Island, ...

In what will likely be the best CGI-live action hybrid since the 2019 classic Detective Pikachu, the lovable chipmunks Chip and Dale are back in their own movie, featuring almost too many cameos from ...

Kids who grew up in the ’80s will be thrilled to learn of a new movie coming to Disney+. The tiny chipmunks from the beloved Rescue Rangers cartoon series are making a comeback. With Chip in his ...

The two-minute video features the iconic chipmunks voiced by John Mulaney and Andy Samberg, an adult Peter Pan and a Viking Seth Rogen. By Christy Piña Associate Editor “What’s the first thing that ...

Chip and Dale toughen up hamsters / Chip and Dale agree to puppysit / Chip and Dale go to a petting zoo.

Chip ‘n Dale: Rescue Rangers, the 2022 live-action animation hybrid film (“it’s not a reboot, it’s a comeback”) now streaming on Disney Plus is a surprisingly satisfying film for children and adults ...

They basically did a Who Framed Roger Rabbit adaptation to a Disney property and while some may've enjoyed it, such as the author of the article, it just left me so utterly disappointed. I'm still ...