Steve Carrell is ten times funnier, as Hamilton the Squirrel, than he was as "the 40 Year Old Virgin!"

Rating: 10/10 (26 May 2006)

Seriously, though: I loved this movie! Bruce Willis does a great job as the voice of RJ. A kleptomaniacal raccoon who makes the mistake of robbing the human junk-food hoard of Vincent the Bear (voiced by Nick Nolte, as a sort of anti-Yogi).
So, he journeys to a nearby housing development called Rancho Camelot, to replenish Vincent's stockpile. This community has all-but-overrun the woodland habitat of some just-awakened hibernators, led by Verne the Tortoise (voiced by Gary Shandling). And, his penetration of the wall-like hedge bush surrounding their small patch of woods leads to a semi-hilarious encounter with human suburbanites.
Enter RJ, who volunteers to "instruct" them on how to take advantage of discarded human food.
He and Verne naturally disagree on this point, at first. Resulting in an absolutely hysterical sequence that climaxes with a rocket-propelled red wagon taking both of them sky-high!
Just before they crash back to Earth, Verne looks at RJ and utters those bound-to-be-immortal words:
"You're the Devil."
How RJ gets out of his impending jam with Vincent will bring tears of joy to both your eyes, and your kids (assuming you have any).
P.S.---listen closely to the voice of Father Opossum, and see if you can guess just...which...STAR TREK...veteran...it...is.