Parents guide

Similarly to the first film with how the chipmunks start without clothes, the chipettes don't wear clothing either until they are taken in, but since they are animals they do not show anything.

Toby in one scene is sleeping with only his shirt and underpants.

A remote controlled motorcycle speeds into a man's crotch (he rolls on the ground in pain).

A huge board that swings across a stage strikes a man, he is thrown, and we hear a crash and see him afterward in a cast and braces with multiple contusions in the hospital.

A woman in a wheelchair bounces backward and down a flight of stairs and crashes into a cart (we see her being placed on an ambulance and see the twisted remains of her wheelchair).

Several teen boys chase three chipmunks while yelling threats, one chipmunk is caught, his head is flushed in a toilet, the chipmunk calls out that he can't swim and another chipmunk helps him out (we see him wet but otherwise unharmed; another chipmunk gives two boys wedgies (they yell and grimace).

A man walking on crutches slips on a skateboard and we hear a crash and a yell.

Chipmunks push on a hospital bed remote causing the man in the bed to be flung into uncomfortable positions; one chipmunk is flung into a bedpan.

Chipmunks dodge people walking, a teen boy bouncing a basketball and another riding a skateboard (the teen on the skateboard swerves, and we hear him fall down a flight of stairs).

A man remembers being bullied and harassed when in high school (we see him being pinched, struck by dodge balls in the head and face and getting a swirlie).

A chipmunk throws a remote into a television screen and shatters it.

Three chipmunks tear their way out of a Fed-Ex envelope and fall on the floor unharmed.

A man is injected with a sedative and we see him begin to fall asleep.

A chipmunk is injected in the buttock with a sedative and collapses.

A man opens a bottle of champagne.

A few upsetting scenes. (ex. Dave getting injured at the beginning, Theo running away from home, etc.) but mostly it's played for laughs.