Trolls World Tour 3D
Justin Timberlake and Anna Kendrick return for the all-star sequel to the 2016 DreamWorks hit CG-animated musical, Trolls.
Queen Poppy (Kendrick) and Branch (Timberlake) discover that there are other Troll clans beyond their own with each devoted to a different genre of music: funk, country, techno, classical, pop and rock. But when a mysterious threat puts all Trolls in danger, Poppy and Branch must unite everyone in order to save the day.
Reviews & comments
Rolling Stone
pressThis over-caffeinated sequel to the 2016 original feels more dutiful than dazzling, but this animated fluffball will entertain quarantined kids and grownups won't need controlled substances to enjoy the piñata-like explosions of noise and color.
The New York Times
pressWhile the genre-bridging premise affords the film more variety and verve than its sugary predecessor, the movie... still gives you the sensation of being barricaded in a karaoke lounge where all the attendees have snorted Sweet Tarts.
Vanity Fair
pressI wish you luck, parents. I pray that you are able to keep this film's existence a secret from your children as long as possible.
Los Angeles Times
pressI admit to having a soft spot for any picture that resembles an explosion at the glitter factory. But it's still a factory.
Hollywood Reporter
pressMore reassuring franchise-builder than innovative sequel, Trolls World Tour covers familiar ground, enhanced with some catchy musical and visual flourishes.
Variety
pressIf you're a fan of "Trolls," "Trolls World Tour" will make you recall what you cherished about it. But this one is too cautious to match that blissed-out sparkle.
The Guardian
pressThere is something absolutely robotic about Trolls World Tour... It's chillingly efficient, like a driverless car going round in circles.
Empire Magazine
pressIf you thought the first Trolls movie was fine, you'll probably find this fine too. It completely lives up to the watchable mediocrity of its predecessor.
Rolling Stone
pressThis over-caffeinated sequel to the 2016 original feels more dutiful than dazzling, but this animated fluffball will entertain quarantined kids and grownups won't need controlled substances to enjoy the piñata-like explosions of noise and color.
The New York Times
pressWhile the genre-bridging premise affords the film more variety and verve than its sugary predecessor, the movie... still gives you the sensation of being barricaded in a karaoke lounge where all the attendees have snorted Sweet Tarts.
Vanity Fair
pressI wish you luck, parents. I pray that you are able to keep this film's existence a secret from your children as long as possible.
Los Angeles Times
pressI admit to having a soft spot for any picture that resembles an explosion at the glitter factory. But it's still a factory.
Hollywood Reporter
pressMore reassuring franchise-builder than innovative sequel, Trolls World Tour covers familiar ground, enhanced with some catchy musical and visual flourishes.
Variety
pressIf you're a fan of "Trolls," "Trolls World Tour" will make you recall what you cherished about it. But this one is too cautious to match that blissed-out sparkle.
The Guardian
pressThere is something absolutely robotic about Trolls World Tour... It's chillingly efficient, like a driverless car going round in circles.
Empire Magazine
pressIf you thought the first Trolls movie was fine, you'll probably find this fine too. It completely lives up to the watchable mediocrity of its predecessor.
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