Review of Trolls (2016) by Dominic C — 29 Jan 2018

The original rating for Trolls is a whopping 6.2/10 at 74% on the "Tomatometer" and a 68% "Audience Score" first I'd just like to start by adding that the movie is one of a kind and deserves a higher rating on both sides.

Guy Diamond literally farts glitter, and Cooper poops cupcakes, what more could you ask for? Not going to lie at first the trailer made the movie look a tad bit boring to watch, honestly it just reminded me of old troll toys, and who wants or has the time to sit around and watch those things on screen, I had enough "real life" experience.

But then eventually I gave in and watched it, now anytime I find myself in a slump I sit down throw that on and the cheerfulness and joy perpetrated so well in the film seem to radiate into my body. Not to mention all of the cover songs that're done so well by both Justin Timberlake or Branch and Anna Kendrick or Poppy.

Personally Get Back Up Again makes me feel like I can do anything which is pretty empowering since it's a movie for kids- I feel it just left a wonderful message. Everyone has happiness inside of them sometimes you just need someone to help you find it.

This movie is colorful to look at, has a sweet, light hearted and funny script and tons of heart. The plot is left to speak for itself and really truly does. People who dislike it say its "predictable" and just like every other kids movie out there.

But if there's a reoccuring theme like this in children's movies such as Trolls, maybe there's something all of us can learn from it. Trolls sends a spiritual message to its viewers and teaches to be content with what you already have.

Two thumbs up!