The film is celebrated for its unique . Reviewers from Rolling Stone and Variety noted the "fuzzy, felted" texture of the characters and environments, which gives the animation a tactile, hand-made feel.
For generations, the Trolls have lived in fear of the Bergens —giant, miserable creatures who believe the only way to feel happy is to eat a Troll during a ritual called "Trollstice".
Produced by Justin Timberlake, the soundtrack is a mix of original songs like the global hit "Can't Stop the Feeling!" and creative covers of classics such as Simon & Garfunkel's "The Sound of Silence" and Cyndi Lauper's "True Colors". Critical Perspectives Trolls 2016 - 84 min Avventura • Famiglia •...
The story follows the eternally optimistic (Anna Kendrick) and the overly cautious, grumpy Branch (Justin Timberlake).
“You simply will walk out – or perhaps dance out – of the theater feeling very happy yourself.” Wikipedia The film is celebrated for its unique
The 2016 film is a vibrant, music-filled adventure from DreamWorks Animation that transforms the iconic tall-haired dolls into a "Day-Glo" cinematic experience. Running for 84 minutes, it tells a high-energy story about the search for true happiness, featuring a star-studded cast and a Grammy-winning soundtrack. Plot Overview: A Quest for Happiness
When an exiled Bergen Chef (Christine Baranski) discovers the hidden Troll village and kidnaps Poppy’s friends, Poppy must team up with a reluctant Branch to stage a daring rescue in Bergen Town. Produced by Justin Timberlake, the soundtrack is a
“Trolls is a sugar-shocked “Shrek,” an aggressively auto-tuned animated fun ride for easily distracted times.” Roger Ebert