I loved this movie 🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩

I am an old lady and a huge animated movie fan. Always have been. And I loved this movie! I watch it every couple of months again and still think it’s wonderful. Couldn’t have picked a better voice than Matthew McConnahey (spelling) for Buster Moon. And the singing is great!

This is a really fun movie. I loved all the music and the humor.

A conventional product of the mid-2010s-mainstream-PG-animation machine. The timeworn plot device should’ve been avoided or it could’ve worked as a twist had the film had more to latch onto; the latter, which brings me to my next point: story progression — the audition and rehearsal segments are drawn out enough as a gag, with the most effective character development occurring primarily external of the theatre. The voices of the main cast did their part well, but their performances would’ve been amplified and not disposed had their characters been given more investment, which would then enable more possibilities with its plot device.

Esta pelicula la vi cuando se estreno y a pesar del tiempo siento que ha envejecido bien. Todo sigue causando emoción ver a todos esos personajes subir al escenario y darlo todo.

I like this movie it’s a good one. 7.3/10

This movie is amazing! I love that each character has their own story, its inspiring to known each of them have obstacles to face yet end up reaching their full potential. i believe each character is well written.

Good film for kids but a Yawn for adults.

very good film for kids

Sing, with its crisp Illumination animation, delivers a delightful family time experience in a way where it feels like gathering with your family to watch American Idol before bed. There’s no major storyline; it’s simply a heartwarming and innocent fun time featuring an A list voice cast. Grading: B

It´s a cool movie. The negative? MEENA. I watched the movie before everyone hated her, so i didn´t know what to expect. I hated Meena so much and i don´t know why.

One of my all-time favorites.

I totally loved this movie and don't listen to the review bombing people

With great musics and many charismatic characters, it delivers a lot of emotion and makes you dance and sing along with the film.

They play this movie in the deepest parts of hell to torture Mfs. This got hitler apologising for his crimes. I can hear their screams. The only positive thing that came out of this movie is the hate for that fuckass elephant. I hope her fatass gets bitchslapped off the face of the earth I can’t handle this. I wouldn’t recommend showing this movie to kids incase that obese fucker dies of diabetes or some heart attack right there on screen.

Sing (Sing - Quem Canta Seus Males Espanta), is an animation that, although it doesn't have the depth of other productions, offers a fun and energetic experience. With interesting characters and an amazing musical selection, the film manages to capture the attention of both children and adults, even though its formula doesn't present any big surprises. The story of a narcissistic koala trying to save his theater with a talent show is simple, but effective. Instead of being a biting critique of reality shows, the film remains light and optimistic, focusing on fun and the power of music. It is a work that, while not likely to be remembered as one of the most memorable, will certainly please during a relaxed family night. In the end, Sing (2016), is a reminder that sometimes a movie is just for relaxing and having fun – and in this regard, it fulfills its role perfectly.

What a fantastic musical 😁😁

Funny, warm-hearted, and musical, this movie is perfect for all people

Not the worst but lacks the charm and depth I'd like to see. Character design could have been better too.

I wanted to take a moment to review all three installments of this delightful series in one go: the original film "Sing," its sequel "Sing 2," and the short feature "Sing: Thriller." Starting with the first movie, it was truly engaging, packed with entertaining moments and amazing music that was nothing short of spectacular. The voice talents of Scarlett Johansson and Taron Egerton really shone through, and Tori Kelly's portrayal of a timid character who ultimately makes a significant impact was simply breathtaking. The plot, centered around an audition to save a theater spearheaded by Matthew McConaughey's character, allowed for the development of a diverse cast of animal characters. This vibrant storytelling captivated audiences from start to finish, making the first film a must-see for everyone. The sequel, "Sing 2," followed up impressively with its own share of stunning moments and laughs. The film focused on a stage production, with Reese Witherspoon reprising her role, while allowing some side characters to take center stage. This narrative twist introduced a genuine villain, enhancing the storyline. I appreciated how this sequel presented a layered narrative, showcasing a soft-hearted lion grappling with his wife's death, ultimately finding the strength to reclaim his star status with the encouragement of his fans and the production team. It was a heartfelt journey filled with a touching plot. The short film "Sing: Thriller" brought back our beloved characters for a Halloween-themed production of Michael Jackson's classic. It was a delightful addition, filling the gap as we await the next chapter in the series. This brief feature allowed us to reconnect with the characters and experience their charm once again. In summary, I wholeheartedly recommend both films and the short. They provide a complete and enjoyable storyline, fantastic music, and a cast of unforgettable characters that contribute to a wonderfully entertaining animated experience.