Chip N Dale Squirrel Photos Funny

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What the heck, most of the film is a Crowning Moment of Funny. Here are examples of such moments.

• One early scene features a clip from the original Rescue Rangers cartoon where Fat Cat is defeated and the Rangers begin laughing to themselves... and they keep laughing awkwardly because they're waiting for the director to say "cut". Even Fat Cat, who is supposed to be unconscious, opens his eyes and gestures at the camera as if he's trying to say, "Well? Are we done?"
• While driving, Dale's bumper falls off and almost hits another car... one with eyes and a mouth.
• At FanCon:
  • Lumière accidentally burning a $5 bill that a fan was paying him.
  • Prepare for the most unexpected cameo ever seen in movie history: one of Dale's neighbors at the autograph table is none other than the infamous, widely derided, Uncanny Valley-filled original design of Sonic the Hedgehog for his first theatrical live-action film, now christened "Ugly Sonic". Aside from being full of Self-Deprecation about the infamous backlash that greeted his movie's trailer in 2019 and caused him to be replaced with a Truer to the Text and much more well received design, he's apparently a Reality TV star on the rise now. In a show with the FBI, no less.
    • The long slow-mo closeup of Ugly Sonic's teeth and Dale being uncomfortable looking at them. The same happens to Chip (as Ugly Sonic proclaims he's slooowww babaaayyy) when he and Dale go to Ugly Sonic for help.
    • Making it even more funny is that the cameo was supposedly done without the approval of Sega or Paramount.
    • His last line implies that even he doesn't like how realistic his teeth are:

      "Ow! Stupid human teeth! I think I bit my tongue!"

  • The 2016 version of Baloo is singing at the convention, clothed and bipedal.
    • Apparently, this version of Baloo is the same one from TaleSpin having gone through the same CGI surgery that Dale has.
    • And during the chase, Jimmy the Polar Bear passes by Baloo and starts geeking out over meeting his idol.
  • While the boys are being chased, Dale tells Chip to grab the first costume he can find to wear as a disguise. They just happen to pass through an Indiana Jones stand, resulting in Chip donning a hat and jacket identical to the one he wore on the show. Cue numerous fans turning around and geeking out over them.
  • During the chase, Jimmy picks up Cubby the Lost Boy, who happily recognizes Sweet Pete as Peter Pan, but noticed that he got old, something which Sweet Pete admits to.
    • What sells it is Sweet Pete just being more casually annoyed than angry, like he just bumped into his neighbor's kid.
    • Music plays during Cubby's exclamation, then immediately fades at his comment on Sweet Pete's age.
  • Speaking of music, as Sweet Pete is chasing after the two, he lets out a half-hearted rooster crow and tells himself to think happy little thoughts as he struggles to keep up with them. You can even hear a bit of You Can Fly playing as he does this.
    • He then pulls a muscle, stopping him from going further. As a random patron walks by with a soda, he steals it (to refuel himself), only to be disgusted that it's diet.
  • Bob coming face to face with 2019!Pumbaa, Mantis and B.O.B.. Lots of Seth Rogens Talking to Himself there!

    Bob: What are you looking at?

    Mantis: They are weird.

    B.O.B.: Super weird.

    (They break into laughter)

    Pumbaa: So funny.

  • Chip and Dale duck under a table He-Man and Skeletor are at. The former vocally notices, but the latter's hilarious response?
  • At one point, they land on The Mane Six. Pinkie Pie has an ecstatic look on her face.
    • Chip says "Nice horsey" as he grabs one of them. The kicker? The pony he's saying this to is Fluttershy.
  • Doc McStuffins, of all people, makes a cameo in the chase scene. She looks just as surprised as you probably are.
  • The boys run past Paul Rudd, explaining that Ant-Man was originally called Aunt-Man and his power was being really nice to aunts, hence Aunt-Man. This becomes a Brick Joke in the credits where Aunt-Man is advertised as part of Disney+'s line-up.
• When Chip is walking home from Monty's house, he sees ads for Fast and Furious Babies, Mr. Doubtfire (starring Meryl Streep), and Batman vs E.T. (which Chip actually watches at home, and it genuinely moves him to start patching up his relationship with Dale). In the background, Dobby can be seen as a Gucci model.
• What is Chip listening to on his AirPods when he arrives home from work? Lamb of God's "Laid to Rest"! Unexpected taste in music from someone like him.
• Detective Putty, a claymation character, gathers fingerprints for evidence by simply slicing off a part of his clay with the print on it.
• The LAPD's "battering rams" are literal rams.
  • On top of that, if you're a football fan, you'll notice that they look slightly like the mascot of the NFL's Los Angeles Rams. Makes sense, considering that this movie takes place in L.A.
• At one point, the boys are lost in a neighborhood of Uncanny Valley CG characters. Including disturbing, humanoid feline... things.
• When Dale outs himself and Chip as actors in the cheese den, Bjornson tells them that he's taking them to his boss, Sweet Pete. Dale is elated, since he's the guy they're looking for, but Chip is none too happy.

  Dale: Looks like I just took us from outside the club to the V.I.P. room.

  • When Chip and Dale get into an argument in the truck, they eventually lapse into their iconic, unintelligible high-pitched squeaking.
• Once they make it to the Uncanny Valley, they end up to the door to Sweet Pete's industry. Bob is the one who answers. He doesn't even look at the duo, since (according to Chip) "he's got those Polar Express eyes."

  Dale: Uhh...are you talking to us?

  Bob: Obviously! I said, "Who are you?"

  Chip: Well, right. But in fairness, it looks like you're (points behind him) talking to that window.

  Dale: Okay...

  Bob: (still not looking at the duo; points to his eyes) Look at my eyes, looking right at your eyes.

  • Dale then proceeds to force his way up on Chip's shoulders, making him tall enough to look at Bob. He unintentionally gets his foot in Chip's mouth. Then...

  Dale: (to Bob) Hey there! Can you see me? Hi! We just wanna talk to Sweet Pete.

  Bob: (looks to his left) Okay. Follow me.

• As Bob is taking Chip and Dale through the factory in order to meet Sweet Pete, he shows them that all old and/or seldom used merchandise is purchased by Sweet Pete, melted, and then converted into porta-potties. Dale then says this:

  Dale: So, he turns the toys into toy-lets. (chuckles)

  Bob: WOW! That's been staring at me for years and I never pieced it together! (laughs)

• Sweet Pete being none other than Peter Pan all grown up (though not gracefully) and an expy of BoJack Horseman (whom the voice actor of Sweet Pete, Will Arnett, did voice) is funny enough. But this exchange with him takes the cake:
• Chip frantically singing "Happy Birthday" while cleaning the toilet before jumping in will hit close to home for people with OCD or are germaphobes.
• Butthead makes a cameo on a bench advertising his run for Senate.
• When Bob is being brought into the police station, complaining about his situation:
• Detective Ellie Steckler's backstory as a cop is utterly hilarious due to Kiki Layne's dead-straight performance of these lines:
  • Which is followed up by Chip calling the story "absolutely bonkers".
• Dale says that everyone on Main Street is secretly a criminal. The fact that Linda Flynn-Fletcher is among these people is brings some funny images to mind. Doubly so when you remember she did canonically help a criminal. (She's unintentionally responsible for Doofenshmirtz trying to take over the Tri-State Area. She gave him the idea.)

  Chip: You sure about that? That dog's blowing bubbles.

  Dog: Hello!

  Dale: Nothing, and I mean nothing , is sacred in this part of town.

  Cartoon Man: Bread for sale, bread for sale! Everyone loves bread for sale!

  Dale: That guy, he sells untracable weapons.

  Rubberhose Shoeshiner: Scoot scoot, a shiny shoe makes the man! A shiny shoe, now there's a plan!

  Dale: Stolen social security numbers.

  Little Florist Girl: Roses are a way to make a girl feel pretty!

  Dale: Heheh, no thanks, kid. (Turns to Chip) Muppet fights.

• The fact that Squidward Tentacles has his own star on the Walk of Fame.
• The fact that Randy Marsh, Scrooge McDuck, and Peter Pan are in the same building at one point in this movie really says something. And naturally, Scrooge isn't bathing in water.
• How Chip and Dale snuck into the spa: they put on proxy rat noses and tails and dress themselves up as plumbers.

  Chip: Can't believe we're doing this. Just DON'T do your bad New York accent.

  Dale: Chip, I hear you, but it's an unreasonable ask. (Puts on a New York accent anyways; to the receptionist) Yo! We're here to clean the pipes! Or did you forget about it?

  Dale: Ho-oh! Go Yanks! And hot dogs, bagels, and pizza!

  Once they get inside the spa...

  Chip: Wow. I am honestly amazed that that worked.

  • Chip does the accent also later on.

  Chip: (referring to the pipes of a water fountain) Hey! They're cleaner than Broadway, baby. I'm walking here!

• Later on, Chip and Dale find themselves having to freestyle rap to pose a distraction, and they're really terrible at it. Dale gets stuck after rhyming his own name with "whale", resulting in a whole rap about how he doesn't eat whales, then when Chip has to join in, he somehow also ends up rapping about not eating whales.
  • There is also Chip's line while Dale is doing his rap.

    Chip: Just devour him! Make it stop.

  • Also, as Dale starts rapping:
• Honestly, the fight between Chip and Dale can get amusing since they are doing so as if they are an old married couple, and also it gave us a couple gems.
  • When Chip got mad at Dale for Double-O Dale, when the latter assumed it was all artichokie:

    Dale: So, we're not artichokie?
    Chip: No artichokie! Nothing's ever been artichokie. Ok? I'm alone. I sell insurance. My only friend is a dog!
    Dale: Okay, but then why did you say it was artichokie? I mean, when someone tells me it's artichokie, I believe it's artichokie.
    Chip: Grr! Stop saying artichokie!

  • Later on, Chip reveals that he kept the pog "for some stupid reason" that Dale was looking for. Then Dale gives out a heartfelt message that Dale wanted Chip to tell him he needed him. Then Dale says that he wanted the pog "for some silly reason" but now he doesn't and gives it back to Chip, telling him that his collection is complete. Chip's response?

    Chip: What?! Don't give me that! That's the exact same thing I just said to you.
    Dale: No it's not! I said "silly reason"; you said "stupid reason". ^note "Stupid" and "silly" are pretty much synonyms

• After Putty is revealed as The Mole, he really hams it up how fun it is being evil. Courtesy of J. K. Simmons' voice acting.
  • Before it's revealed, Chip and Dale discuss the possibility but shoo it because it's too predictable, as their show ran with the same cliché many times and assume that Ellie is the one who's suspicious. When he pulls his gun on Ellie, Putty himself lampshades it, expressing the same sentiment and even claims that, when Sweet Pete approached him to turn evil and work for him, he pointed out the cliché nature of it, and the two are weirdly amused by it.
  • When Ellie demands to know why, Putty starts to express a sad Freudian Excuse involving his mother needing an operation, after an accident involving playing the boardgame Operation, and begins to tear up...then bursts into laughter. He then reveals that the real reason was just he was paid a lot of money and that he's just a "greedy little smurf who did it for the money".
  • Ellie's attempt at reaching through to his better nature.

    Ellie: Stop him, Captain! You're better than this!
    Putty: (grinning smugly) No I'm not!

  • Then there is the fight. It should be scary, and is framed that way, but the sheer enthusiasm Putty has during the fight combined with the fact he's a short claymation model makes it all the more ridiculous (in a good way).
• During the flight to the warehouse, Dale's agent contacts him and asks him about major offers. Dale declines, citing that "friends are more important than business" and demonstrates so by tossing his phone away. Cue this gem:

  Zipper: Good for you, Dale!
  Gadget: Probably shouldn't have thrown your phone, though.
  Dale: (still smiling) Nope. Immediately regretted it.

• After the bootlegging machine blows up, the firework that caused the explosion shoots into the sky and created a Mickey-shaped display, accompanied by the opening notes of "When You Wish Upon a Star".
• Once Pete goes through a malfunction of the Bootleging Machine, his body becomes a mishmash of random cartoon parts. He also has the head of a cat (similar to that of Fat Cat and/or Felicia), which promptly meows.
• The wife of one of the Circling Birdies is angry that he is leaving at this hour of the night, but as a Consummate Professional, he needs to!
• Chip sees a commercial for a new Alvin and the Chipmunks movie where the Chipmunks are rapping and complains about the cliché of having old cartoon characters rap to make them seem hip.
• During the chase between the amalgamation Pete and Chip and Dale, they end up crashing the filming of a bootleg Aladdin, which is starring Pete. Not only does Pete look like he's normal (besides of wearing Prince Ali's outfit) and enjoying the set, but he's also actually complaining that the two rodents are messing things up here (implying that he willingly entered the industry), which follows with Sweet Pete grabbing him and throwing him aside.
  • Then, once they get through the set, Sweet Pete roars as a banner falls in front of him, which is totally NOT a reference to Jurassic Park.
  • He's not the only amusing cameo in this studio. The duo first enters in on a set with a bootlegged Pooh, Tigger, and Piglet. Bootlegged Pooh can only respond with "Boh bahrba". Then the giant cat-monster bursts through.
    • It's even funnier when you realize that Pooh is now a public domain character since January, 2022.
  • They also come across a set with bootlegged versions of The Simpsons. The two, and "Bart", both wind up annoying "Homer", who then gets hit by "Marge's" car. What makes it better is "Bart's" response to this chaos, "Ay pachunga!"
• The fact that Zipper, of all people in the known universe, got together with Gadget is Actually Pretty Funny in a screwed up sense. Doubly so when you consider Gadget's Popular with Furries, and the fact that, at least in this continuity, she got together with a fly.
  • Seeing Zipper speaking eloquently with a deep Badass Baritone is pretty hilarious too.
• Getting bootlegged is a horrific fate, but some of the results are pretty humorous. Highlights include Phineas Flynn as a Looney Tunes-style dodo bird, Dipper Pines as a Smurf, Bonkers as a walrus, Kaa as a kangaroo, Wembley Fraggle's head on Patrick Star's body, Fred Flintstone with Bigfoot's face (And underwear on his head), Homer looking like he leaped form a more fluidly animated Tracey Ullman short, Pooh putting on far more weight, Casper the Friendly Ghost with Woody Woodpecker's head, Jiminy Cricket in the style of Adventure Time, and Bubbles as an anime girl (No, not that one) to name a few.
  • Speaking of which, while all the bootlegged toons are relaxing after being freed, Phineas and Bubbles are sitting on a crate together, with Bubbles apparently gushing over his looney new look.

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