Review: Chip 'n Dale: Rescue Rangers

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Years after their successful TV show, Chip (John Mulaney) is selling insurance and Dale (Andy Samberg) had 3D surgery and is still trying to keep his dream alive at cons. When their friend Monterey Jack (Eric Bana) is kidnapped, they work with policewoman Ellie (KiKi Lane) to crack the case Rescue Rangers style.

This wasn't even on my radar until one of my favorite podcasts, Double Toasted reviewed it. Since it's streaming for free on Disney +, it was an easy family movie night for us. I was wary, especially after films like Space Jam 2 ended up being an hour and a half of "remember this thing you liked!" but Rescue Rangers managed to have some serious laughs in there.

Yes, there are a lot of Easter Eggs in there, but thankfully the film doesn't stop to look at most of them. They have a solid plot and stick too it. The only downside with it being on streaming, is you're probably going to pause and rewind a lot to see something again.

There's a lot of dumb fun to be had here. Nothing about this is groundbreaking by any means, but for a family film at home. It'll do. There's some legit gags in there and Kiki Lane is adorable as always. If you're into that, then I think this will be for you.

Grade: B-

Comments

  1. thevoid99May 25, 2022 at 2:42 PM

    I have heard good things about this and I am interested in seeing it. Plus, I heard they do the cameos and such the right way instead of that debacle that was.... ugh... Space Jam 2. The fact that fucking film exists and we still don't have an uncut version of The Devils on a proper streaming service still pisses me off.

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    1. Brittani BurnhamMay 26, 2022 at 3:49 PM

      It is handled way better than Space Jam 2 thankfully!

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