Director Tim Hill of "Mouse to Treasure", a film released in 2007, tells that the actor David is a talented composer who doesn’t particularly like the talented composer. His songs are outdated in the eyes of my friend Ian, who started an economic company, because With the ridicule of friends, David lost his enthusiasm for music. On the way home for dinner, I met three chipmunks Simon, Alvin and Theodore. But the three of them have different personalities. Because of their singing talent, David took them in. But their mischievous character brought David's loss of work and love, and it was precisely because of the three chipmunks that his talent was photographed by the company. The three chipmunks also became famous, but because David was unfamiliar with the concept of family, he did not agree that the chipmunks were a member of the family, so a series of misunderstandings occurred. The Chipmunk also left David and joined Ian, who started the agency. Ian is an unscrupulous boss who only wanted to suppress the chipmunks. The chipmunks were very comfortable out of David’s control at first, but because of Ian The constant suppression caused severe fatigue in their bodies. David also began to realize the importance of the three chipmunks to it. In the end, David confessed that the chipmunks also realized David's love for them and returned to David's side. Ian eventually went bankrupt because of a breach of contract. This film is more for children. Some of the songs in it are really nice and top-notch. The overall feeling is mixed with the atmosphere of a musical. If you watch it in a movie theater, it should be more cheerful. But as a music cartoon movie that is biased towards children’s films, it also gives some enlightenment. For example, I think it vaguely tells some entertainment industry issues. For example, as a capitalist, Ian doesn’t care about the chipmunks during the rest of the entertainment industry. Squeezing them, leaving them in a tired time, feels like the entertainment industry is squeezing child labor. Adults and children are very suitable. It feels like the three chipmunks in a family drama have distinct personalities and are easy to distinguish. The funny plot is very funny, and the singing plot is very hilarious. The actor David is not a perfect character, he has a sense of substitution.
In short, a one-sentence summary: "Mouse to Treasure" easy to eat live-action movie ✔
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