Post by Deleted on May 31, 2020 21:09:05 GMT
I took my four-year-old granddaughter to see this last night, so might as well do a review, right? Obviously this is for people with little kids in their lives that they spend time with.
If you liked the first one, you'll like this. It expands on the Trolls world and we get to see the other Trolls who have all segregated themselves by their music. Our original trolls are "pop" trolls, but we meet country trolls, funk trolls, classical trolls, etc. the hard rock trolls are the villains, lol. They were my favorite though. This isn't quite as solid as the first one, but it's cute, and it's clever the way they used genre stereotypes. And the message is good: Not everyone has to like the same things, you can still be friends with different tastes. My four-year-old granddaughter loved it, it had just enough cool visuals and music to keep her engaged. Definitely a winner with the pre-school crowd!
Queen Barb of the hard rock trolls was fave! And Ozzy Osborne voiced her dad! lol
If you liked the first one, you'll like this. It expands on the Trolls world and we get to see the other Trolls who have all segregated themselves by their music. Our original trolls are "pop" trolls, but we meet country trolls, funk trolls, classical trolls, etc. the hard rock trolls are the villains, lol. They were my favorite though. This isn't quite as solid as the first one, but it's cute, and it's clever the way they used genre stereotypes. And the message is good: Not everyone has to like the same things, you can still be friends with different tastes. My four-year-old granddaughter loved it, it had just enough cool visuals and music to keep her engaged. Definitely a winner with the pre-school crowd!
Queen Barb of the hard rock trolls was fave! And Ozzy Osborne voiced her dad! lol