Trolls [Includes Digital Copy] [4K Ultra HD Blu-ray/Blu-ray]

Director: Mike Mitchell, Walt Dohrn

Overview

After a forest tribe of cotton-candy-colored, shock-headed trolls discover that they're the new favorite gourmet treat for King Gristle (Christopher Mintz-Plasse), the unlikely duo of bubbly Poppy (Anna Kendrick) and worrywart Branch (Justin Timberlake) must rescue their friends from the royals' chef (Christine Baranski). Zooey Deschanel, John Cleese, and Jeffrey Tambor also lend their voices to this animated fantasy inspired by Danish woodcutter Thomas Dam's collectible dolls.

Product Details

Release Date:	02/07/2017
UPC:	0024543331759
Original Release:	2016
Rating:	PG
Region Code:	A
Presentation:	[Wide Screen]
Sound:	[Dolby Digital 5.1 Surround]
Language:	English
Time:	1:32:00
Format:	Blu-ray
Sales rank:	10,377

Special Features

Party mode with sing-along and interactive features; Travel through Troll village; The potion for stop-motion; Creating Troll magic; Deleted scenes; Inside the bunker; Troll 2 Troll

Cast & Crew

Performance Credits

Zo? Crawford	McKenzie Troll
Ollie Mitchell	Olley Troll,Darius/Vinny the Phone/Capt. Starfunkle/Spider/Wedgie Bergen,Voices
Nina Zoe Bakshi	Bini Troll/Nora Troll
Anna Kendrick	Princess Poppy
Justin Timberlake	Branch
Zooey Deschanel	Bridget
Christopher Mintz-Plasse	King Gristle
Christine Baranski	Chef
Russell Brand	Creek
Gwen Stefani	DJ Suki
John Cleese	King Gristle Sr.
James Corden	Biggie
Jeffrey Tambor	Voices,King Peppy
Ron Funches	Cooper
Aino Jawo	Satin
Caroline Hjelt	Chenille
Kunal Nayyar	Guy Diamond
Quvenzhan? Wallis	Harper,Voices
Walt Dohrn	Smidge
Rhys Darby	Bibbly
Ricky Dillon	Aspen Heitz
Meg DeAngelis	Moxie Dewdrop
GloZell Green	Grandma Rosiepuff
Kandee Johnson	Cookie Sugarloaf
Grace Helbig	Mandy Sparkledust
Curtis Stone	Bergen Guard
Louane Emera	Voices
Camille Timmerman	Voices
Patrick Pr?jean	Voices
Lise Karlsnes	Voices
Benjamin Helstad	Voices
Anette Hoff	Voices
Mimmi Sand?n	Voices
M?ns Zelmerl?w	Voices
Freddy ?sblom	Voices
Anastasios Soulis	Voices
Ester Sj?gren	Voices
Bengt J?rnblad	Voices
Hasse Jonsson	Voices
Peter Sj?quist	Voices
Irene Lindh	Voices
Ole Ornered	Voices
Christophe Beck	Composer

Technical Credits

Jonathan Aibel

Glenn Berger

Gina Shay	Producer
Jonathan Aibel	Screenwriter
Glenn Berger	Screenwriter
Dannie Festa	Executive Producer
Ethan Van der Ryn	Sound/Sound Designer
Rick Hromadka	Sound/Sound Designer
Leslee Feldman	Casting
Erik Aadahl	Sound/Sound Designer
Jason Jennings	Sound/Sound Designer
John Marquis	Sound/Sound Designer
Christi Hilt	Casting
Mollie Gamo	Casting

Editorial Reviews

If you're in the mood for sprightly-colored cinematic cotton candy, look no further than Trolls, a trippy sugar rush of a movie that's sure to delight kids and most, if not all, of their parents. While its feel-good vibe may be a bit cornball and its message simplistic ("happiness is inside all of us; sometimes you just need someone to help you find it"), there's no denying its ability to splash a smile across your face. Based on the trendy, wild-haired dolls that were popular back in the '60s and '70s, Trolls are happy-go-lucky creatures who live to sing and dance, throw outrageously joyful parties, and dole out group hugs every hour. But their cupcakes-and-rainbows existence is threatened by the dour denizens of Bergen Town, as the gloomy, Eeyore-like Bergens believe they can only experience happiness by eating a Troll. To that end, Chef (Christine Baranski) -- a particularly nasty and disgraced Bergen -- invades the Trolls' camp, scoops up several of them, and hightails it back to Bergen Town, where she plans to serve them to disgruntled King Gristle (Christopher Mintz-Plasse) in order to get back in his good graces. But Chef didn't count on Poppy (Anna Kendrick), a vivacious, scrapbook-loving Troll, and Branch (Justin Timberlake), her reluctant, overly cautious pal, setting off on a rescue mission to save their friends. Together, the two -- spoiler alert! -- not only accomplish their mission, but also transform Bergen Town into a peppy paradise. Poppy and Branch's journey is accompanied by a playful jukebox soundtrack that includes several clever covers. Kendrick brings dry wit to Simon & Garfunkel's "The Sound of Silence"; Zooey Deschanel, as a lovelorn scullery maid, exudes heartbreak on Lionel Richie's "Hello"; and Timberlake delivers a lovely, tender take of Cyndi Lauper's "True Colors."" These musical references will, of course, fly over the heads of younger viewers, but parents will find them especially appealing. The musical highlight, however, is Timberlake's sunny radio hit "Can't Stop the Feeling,"" which should be on the Oscar short list for Best Original Song. Trolls is thin on story and doesn't possess the character depth found in most Pixar or Disney animated features, but it wins you over with irresistible charm, unflagging energy, and lush, eye-popping visuals. And it boasts a stellar voice cast that also includes Russell Brand, James Corden, Gwen Stefani, Jeffrey Tambor, and John Cleese. Yes, its pleasures, like tasty carnival confections, evaporate quickly. But while you're under its infectious spell it's sure to, as Timberlake sings, put sunshine in your pocket and good soul in your feet.