Jumping in late here but It almost sounds like Fire and Ice except for talking to the cat in the forest.
But the sister and the battle with lava in a volcano all fit in.

It just got released today in my neck of the woods. I thought it was pretty cool. I particularly liked the voice acting. The animation had a nice snappy timing, which was really enjoyable to watch. The characters were likeable and the humour added that little something for the adults in the audience...

It was alright actually. It wasn't as horrible as the previews made it look (although when the characters "get Munk'D" and go for a more urban feel, You long to hear the original 'Chipmunk song' just one more time. There are few references to the Chipmunks history. But an end credit tribute to Ross ...

Heres Jerry Becks mini review for the film. I hope this is less Ancient History and more Current Opinion.

http://www.cartoonbrew.com/feature-film ... -kicks-ass

It is funny how Patrick Warburton never changes his schtick, yet depending on his animated character, I either find him hilarious or irritating. I enjoyed his roles in The Emperors new groove, Family Guy, The Venture Bros but found his cameo roles like in Open Season and Chicken Little to be dull an...

Its no big deal.
But isn't either a voice over or title cards an easier option. It just seems patronising.

Here is the Teaser Trailer.

But do we really need the narrator (La Fontain?) reading out all the title cards? Or is it just to help us with the proper pronunciation of peoples names?

We're still waiting to see 'How to Hook up your home theater' in New Zealand. I was gearing up to watch it on NT2 but I found out that it hasn't been shown on NT2 or Game Plan. Dare I have to wait for... College Road Trip maybe? Of course jealousy ensues, and this leaves 'How to' and 'Little Go Beep...