Sing: ¡Ven y canta!
SING シング
Sing
Sing
Chantez
Guión:
Garth JenningsMúsica:
Joby TalbotReparto:
Matthew McConaughey, Scarlett Johansson, Reese Witherspoon, Taron Egerton, Seth MacFarlane, Peter Serafinowicz, John C. Reilly, Nick Kroll (más)Streaming (6)
Sinopsis(1)
¡CANTA! tiene lugar en un mundo como el nuestro pero poblado por animales. Buster Moon (al que presta su voz el oscarizado Matthew McConaughey) es un elegante koala que regenta un teatro que conoció tiempos mejores. Buster es un optimista nato, lo que está muy bien si no fuera un poco sinvergüenza, que ama a su teatro con pasión y es capaz de cualquier cosa para salvarlo. Sabe que el sueño de su vida está a punto de desaparecer y solo tiene una oportunidad para mantenerlo a flote: producir el concurso de canto más grande del mundo. Después de pasar varias etapas, quedan cinco finalistas: un ratón (Seth MacFarlane) cuya voz es tan suave como la forma en que engaña a todos; un tímido elefante adolescente (Tori Kelly) que padece de un grave caso de miedo escénico; una exhausta y sobrecargada madre de 25 cerditos (la oscarizada Reese Witherspoon); un joven gorila mafioso (Taron Egerton) que intenta cortar con su familia de chorizos, y una puercoespín punk-rock (Scarlett Johansson) que intenta deshacerse de su arrogante novio y cantar en solitario. Los cinco llegan al teatro de Buster convencidos de que es su oportunidad para cambiar radicalmente de vida. (Universal Pictures España)
(más)Reseñas (4)
I don't really like singing competitions, but my daughter seemed to like this so I guess it was okay. The animals are properly bizarre, with the chameleon clearly leading the pack. The precisely composed soundtrack pulls the whole finale. The scenes with the monkey dad escaping from jail with Elton's background score are pretty hilarious. Great Frank at the end... I didn't hear the stellar cast; dubbing is unsurprisingly preferred for fairytales.
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Sing is a nicely made animated film that doesn't offer as much depth and lessons as, for example, Inside Out or Zootropolis, but it is still an above-average piece that will not be lost in today's animated production. On the one hand, it is quite predictable, but it's not too infantile or silly, so the somewhat flatter script can be tolerated. In addition to the excellent soundtrack full of familiar songs, Sing offers a number of different characters, with the most amusing being the ancient Mrs. Crawly and the perky Mama Rosita. In short, a likeable, brisk and colourful romp that's perfect for a free evening.
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The animation was nice, but I didn't find the story engaging at all. I'm pretty sick of various talent shows and competitions on commercial TV, so I find movies with this theme redundant. Since I didn’t have much fun and was hoping for it to end soon, I think I gave the movie more stars than it deserved.
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When the Beatles song played at the beginning, even though in a new arrangement, I knew the film had won me over, even if the story would be quite predictable, simple, and perhaps overly emotional. But the musical aspect here is truly great, with fantastic song selections that were beautifully rearranged. I'm satisfied.
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