Parents guide

The chipmunks don't wear any clothing in the beginning of the film, but nothing explicit is shown since they are animals. They eventually wear clothing on their upper bodies later on in the film.

In one scene, Alvin is heard singing an inappropriate song in the dishwasher while "taking a shower."

We see a woman wearing a short maid outfit (bare legs and cleavage are evident) and a chipmunk says, "She's also a masseuse," and makes an animal noise.

Several women at a party wear low-cut and short tops and skirts that reveal cleavage, bare abdomens and bare legs and a few dance onstage thrusting hips and singing.

A man wears a robe that hangs open in the front exposing his bare chest.

Dave angrily throws his music equipment outside and hits a cat. The cat screams, but it's not shown on screen.

A large jar falls on Dave's head knocking him unconscious, and he falls to the floor (chipmunks think he's dead).

A man throws a chipmunk out of a room and it slides across the floor.

Someone cuts down a tree where three chipmunks are dwelling; the tree falls down with the chipmunks in it and it is then set up in the lobby of an office building.

A man throws a dinner roll at a chipmunk, which then throws it back at the man.

A remote control robot chases a chipmunk.

A chipmunk drives a remote control car fast and recklessly with another chipmunk in the car, and the car crashes into furniture and sails through the air (the chipmunk is OK).

A chipmunk shoots itself out of a tennis ball launcher (we hear the "thwack" and the chipmunk screams) and it lands in a swimming pool.

No swearing, but Ian briefly calls the chipmunks "rats."

People drink alcohol at a party.

A man and a woman drink wine with dinner.

At the end, Alvin is seen with a bottle of champagne and he says, "Let's pop the bubbly!"

None/Mild for neurodivergent viewers.

"Uncle Ian" is portrayed as being cruel, manipulative, a liar, and willing to hurt the chipmunks in order to get what he wants.