Chip and Dale Rescue Rangers Trailer

     I was skeptical about posting this because not that many off you know about the show Chip and Dale had in the 90's called Chip and Dale Rescue Rangers. I also thought you would think it be weird and just wouldn't care. But I love it because it is a love letter to animation and it just looks SOOO fun! Take a look!




    I love how they make fun of the 2d Cg switch. I just think that is so funny. I also love how one off them is 2d looking and the other is Cg. I LOVE THAT! Its also nice that they poke fun at the mocap animated movies from the 2000's like the The Polar Express. And there's Roger Rabbit. Not like you guys know who that is but whatever. This movie is one big love letter to animation and it feels like a movie made for me. Tell me what you think in the comments down below and make sure you check out the Lightyear trailer. Thanks for taking another ride on the Animation Station.


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