Trolls: World Tour

Anna Kendrick Director: Walt Dohrn, David P. Smith Walt Dohrn, David P. Smith,

Overview

Branch (Justin Timberlake) and Poppy (Anna Kendrick) stumble upon a unique secret: six tribes of trolls, each practicing different styles of music, live all across the world. It is then up to the duo to unite and protect the other kingdoms of trolls when their musical styles are threatened by King Thrash (Ozzy Osbourne) and Queen Barb (Rachel Bloom). Co-directed by Walt Dohrn and David P. Smith, the film co-stars James Corden, Mary J. Blige, and Kelly Clarkson.

Product Details

Release Date:	07/07/2020
UPC:	0191329125557
Original Release:	2020
Source:	Dreamworks Animated
Time:	1:31:00
Sales rank:	11,175

Special Features

VIP Bonus Features includes Dance Party Mode - Learn dance moves, sing along, enjoy surprises Plus An exclusive original short Tiny Diamond Goes Back to School Deleted Scenes

Cast & Crew

Performance Credits

Anna Kendrick	Poppy
Justin Timberlake	Branch
Jamie Dornan	Chaz
Rachel Bloom	Barb
James Corden	Biggie
Sam Rockwell	Hickory
Ozzy Osbourne	Thrash
Kunal Nayyar	Guy Diamond
George S. Clinton	King Quincy
Anderson Paak	Pricne D
Mary J. Blige	Queen Essence
Rob Funches	Cooper
Aino Jawo	Satin
Caroline Hjelt	Chenille
Kelly Clarkson	Delta Dawn
J Balvin	Tressilo
Kenan Thompson	Tiny Diamond
Walt Dohrn	Smidge/Cloud Guy
Ester Dean	Legsley
Gustavo Dudamel	Trollzart
Anthony Ramos	King Trollex
Flula Borg	Dickory
Karan Soni	Riff
Charlyne Yi	Pennywhistle
Joo-Hyun Bae	Baby Bun
Seul-gi Kang	Gomdori
Son Seung-Wan	Wani
Soo-Young Park	Ari
Ye-rim Kim	Kim-Petit
Justin McElroy	Techno Beat-drop Button/Tumbleweed/Skyscraper
Travis McElroy	Hard Rock Tear/Skyscraper
Griffin McElroy	Country Western Tear/Skyscraper
Peyton Elizabeth Lee	Maila
Johnny Orlando	Mikey
Marcel Ruiz	Liam
Steele Stebbins	Garrett
Narendra Singh Dhami	Mahendra

Technical Credits

Jonathan Aibel

Glenn Berger

Maya Forbes

Elizabeth Tippet

Wallace Wolodarsky

Walt Dohrn	Director
David P. Smith	Director
Drew Adams	Animator
Jonathan Aibel	Screenwriter
Kimberlee Allyn	Animator
Manar AlTawam	Animator
David Badgerow	Animator
Glenn Berger	Screenwriter
Prashanth Cavale	Animator
Kelly Cooney	Co-producer,Producer
Michelle Cowart	Animator
Ares Deveaux	Animator
Daniel Edwards	Animator
Chadd Ferron	Animator
Dannie Festa	Executive Producer
Maya Forbes	Screenwriter
Min Hong	Animator
Marty Kudelka	Choreography
Tracy Larson	Production Manager
Angela Leus	Musical Direction/Supervision
Sean Mack	Animator
Mark Roennigke	Animator
Theodore Shapiro	Score Composer
Gina Shay	Producer
Brooke Shay	Animator
Christi Soper	Casting
Dane Stogner	Animator
John Swanson	Associate Producer
Elizabeth Tippet	Screenwriter
Kelly Vawter	Animator
Wallace Wolodarsky	Screenwriter
John Wong	Animator

Scene Index

Disc #1 -- Trolls: World Tour
255. Chapters
1. Chapter 1 [5:12]
2. Chapter 2 [3:31]
3. Chapter 3 [4:06]
4. Chapter 4 [5:33]
5. Chapter 5 [4:32]
6. Chapter 6 [4:37]
7. Chapter 7 [2:58]
8. Chapter 8 [3:48]
9. Chapter 9 [4:03]
10. Chapter 10 [2:45]
11. Chapter 11 [5:05]
12. Chapter 12 [3:53]
13. Chapter 13 [4:10]
14. Chapter 14 [4:59]
15. Chapter 15 [4:16]
16. Chapter 16 [2:46]
17. Chapter 17 [3:52]
18. Chapter 18 [5:23]
19. Chapter 19 [5:37]
20. Chapter 20 [9:23]

Menu

Disc #1 -- Trolls: World Tour
   Play
      Theatrical Version
      Dance Party Mode
   Setup
      Audio
         English 5.1
         Español 5.1
         Français 5.1
         DVS* (Descriptive Video Service)
         Feature Commentary With Director Walt Dohrn, Producer Gina Shay and Co-Director David P. Smith
      Subtitles
         English SDH*
         Español
         Français
         Subtitles: Off
   Bonus
      Play All
      Tiny Diamond Goes Back To School
      Trolls Dance Academy
         Play All
         Pop
         Waltz
         Country
         Funk
         Kpop
         Reggaeton
      Trolls World Tourist Map
      Trolls Perfect Harmony
      Feature Commentary With Director Walt Dohrn, Producer Gina Shay and Co-Director David P. Smith: On/Off
         Feature Commentary With Director Walt Dohrn, Producer Gina Shay and Co-Director David P. Smith: On
         Feature Commentary With Director Walt Dohrn, Producer Gina Shay and Co-Director David P. Smith: Off

Editorial Reviews

Trolls World Tour is a hip-hop happy and mish-mash blend of six genres of music with two simultaneous messages: that we are all one united party of people, and that it's also okay to celebrate our differences and not just be one type. The hits continue in this song-filled sequel filled with celebrity cameos and heart. When Queen Poppy (Anna Kendrick) hears that there are actually six troll kingdoms, she realizes that there's more to the troll world than just their brand of happy pop music. She gets an invite from Queen Barb (Rachel Bloom) to join the Rock World Tour and in so doing, sees an opportunity to unite the trolls. Branch (Justin Timberlake) is torn between trying to support Poppy, to whom he can't bring himself to profess his love, and reverting to his usual order of dealing with any conflict, which is running and hiding. He's pushed into joining Poppy's quest when she decides to literally up and leave in a hot air balloon. As they discover other kingdoms, they find out that the Barb's plan is not to play her music for all the trolls, but to steal all the music from those genres so she can take each of the six magical music strings and combine them into an electric guitar that will turn every troll into a Rock zombie. A deeper revelation hints that this event has already happened, and it was pop that stole music from all the other genres. Faced with bearing witness to the end of diverse music, Poppy and Branch need to figure out how to team up once again, despite their differences and inability to overcome a poor connection. The ultimate resolution may not be to defeat Queen Barb, but possibly show her an alternative way to be. Trolls World Tour is filled with celebrity musician cameos from Ozzy Osbourne, Kelly Clarkson, George Clinton, Mary J. Blige, Anderson .Paak as well as Sam Rockwell as an unnecessary but helpful country centaur with a big secret. The movie is as sprawling as it sounds, though despite disparate sections, it all comes together in the end. It just takes a little extra work to watch closely and not miss a beat. Sequels tend to either rehash the original, or in this case expand the world. Making the troll universe into different genres of music with their own unique trolls was a strong choice, as it has set up the Trolls franchise for plenty of possible sequels as necessary as the original. This is especially so as one of the points of the film is that there are more than just those genres, delving into blended styles like K-Pop, Smooth jazz, Hip-hop and more. Trolls greatest strengths are also the greatest weaknesses. Teaching cultural appropriation is important although showing little kids how pop songs have roots and riffs heavily borrowed from their musical ancestors is a little heavy for this age group. Having Rock troll Barb wanting to take over the toll kingdom to make them all homogenous Rock zombies sounds like a good setup for a villain in theory, but when she plays great music and is one of the more likable characters in the film, it almost paints this picture as a good idea. Co-directed by Walt Dohrn (Trolls, SpongeBob Squarepants) and David P. Smith (The Mr. Peabody & Sherman Show) Trolls World Tour is as streamlined as it can be. The musical actors hold their own as much as one can with very little character development, and the whole show is as believable as it can be for a movie about silly, big-haired trolls coming to CGI life. There are no glaring errors, nor any intended moments of human revelation that any of the crew could work with anyways. Ultimately, the songs are as catchy as ever, the colors so vibrant and intense with which real life cannot compare, and the voice acting so spot on that Trolls World Tour will work its ways into both the ears and hearts of audiences. This is a fun way to expose kids to music of several genres, with an emphasis on pop, and it's a nice hour and a half break from reality.

All Movie Guide - Jules Fox