Trolls Band Together

“There are some new trolls on the block.”

7.2

2023

1h 31m

AnimationFamilyMusicFantasyComedyAdventure

Director: Walt Dohrn

Overview

When Branch's brother, Floyd, is kidnapped for his musical talents by a pair of nefarious pop-star villains, Branch and Poppy embark on a harrowing and emotional journey to reunite the other brothers and rescue Floyd from a fate even worse than pop-culture obscurity.

Trailer

Music Trailer Official

Cast

Poppy (voice)

Anna Kendrick

Poppy (voice)

Branch (voice)

Justin Timberlake

Branch (voice)

Viva (voice)

Camila Cabello

Viva (voice)

John Dory (voice)

Eric André

John Dory (voice)

Velvet (voice)

Amy Schumer

Velvet (voice)

Veneer (voice)

Andrew Rannells

Veneer (voice)

Spruce (voice)

Daveed Diggs

Spruce (voice)

Floyd (voice)

Troye Sivan

Floyd (voice)

Clay (voice)

Kid Cudi

Clay (voice)

Crimp (voice)

Zosia Mamet

Crimp (voice)

Bridget (voice)

Zooey Deschanel

Bridget (voice)

Guy Diamond (voice)

Kunal Nayyar

Guy Diamond (voice)

Reviews

r96sk

<em>'Trolls Band Together'</em> is a better watch than <em>'Trolls World Tour'</em>, even if it still makes for forgettable viewing for me. The characters of Anna Kendrick and Justin Timberlake remain likeable leads, they star in a story that is slightly more interesting than last time out. I must say, and this isn't a major deal given these flicks don't exactly aim to be anything more than light family entertainment, that the worldbuilding in these films is rather rubbish. It feels like all three movies are set in differing universes, they look and feel like separate things. That pink eye joke, if only due to Kenan Thompson's part in it as Tiny Diamond, did make me laugh, so at least it produced something. Otherwise, these sequels have fallen flat; not made for me and all that, I know.

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