The movie "Trolls" before it was shown nationwide already was anticipated. From those weird looking dolls that kids used to carry around back in the 90s has now become a movie. That tickled the fancy of those who are familiar with the character to see what story it has.
Upon showing, the movie "Trolls" instantly became a big hit. The movie's song, "Can't Stop The Feeling" by Justin Timberlake got everyone even more pumped up. How did critics find the movie? Was it a hype or one well-made and entertaining movie?
According to Movie Insider, the movie "Trolls" transports moviegoers to the colorful world populated by optimistic Trolls. These creatures have constant dance in their step and song on their lips.
After the Bergens invade the Troll Village, Poppy which is considered the happiest troll ever born and Branch which is overly cautious set off a journey to rescue their friends. The mismatched duo then had no choice but to adjust to one another long enough to get the job done by saving them.
The movie "Troll" is based on the classic Happy Troll Doll from Danish company Dam Things. The feature film will expand on the troll doll's mythology.
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— DreamWorks Trolls (@Trolls) November 4, 2016
As added by Rotten Tomatoes, one review on the movie "Trolls" says that it isn't likely to advance mankind in any way, but the harmless adventure with the few toe-tapping musical numbers and positive message of togetherness and teamwork. Just like any animated movie, it is for entertainment purposed more than anything else.
Another review on the movie "Trolls" is that it combined kindergarten humor with a feeble plot making it even more interesting and entertaining for some versions of pop and R&B classics. This is not so much done in any other movies.
The movie "Trolls" also obviously did well with critics and plain moviegoers. It now has $141,459,830 in the Box Office since its release back in Nov. 2, 2016 hitting theaters nationwide.
