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Access the Download LibraryThe 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
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.
“Trolls is a sugar-shocked “Shrek,” an aggressively auto-tuned animated fun ride for easily distracted times.” Roger Ebert
While the film was a commercial success, grossing over worldwide, critical response was mixed but generally positive for its target audience.
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".
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.
Along the way, they assist Bridget (Zooey Deschanel), a lonely Bergen scullery maid, in a Cinderella-style romance with King Gristle Jr. to prove that happiness can be found without consuming Trolls. Visual Style and Sound
The story follows the eternally optimistic (Anna Kendrick) and the overly cautious, grumpy Branch (Justin Timberlake).
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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
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.
“Trolls is a sugar-shocked “Shrek,” an aggressively auto-tuned animated fun ride for easily distracted times.” Roger Ebert
While the film was a commercial success, grossing over worldwide, critical response was mixed but generally positive for its target audience.
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".
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.
Along the way, they assist Bridget (Zooey Deschanel), a lonely Bergen scullery maid, in a Cinderella-style romance with King Gristle Jr. to prove that happiness can be found without consuming Trolls. Visual Style and Sound
The story follows the eternally optimistic (Anna Kendrick) and the overly cautious, grumpy Branch (Justin Timberlake).
