Sing's reviews
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When the big show finally happens at the end of the picture? You can?t help but smile.
Variety
While there are no profound life lessons to be found in these subplots, Jennings and his cast manage to deliver a steady supply of laughs, while respecting one of Illumination?s core principles: It?s OK to be silly.
The Guardian
God, it?s so obnoxious. And the worst thing is that it works. I was smiling and applauding at the end, then I had to take a long walk alone to wonder what was wrong with me.
The Hollywood Reporter
Illumination?s latest plays to the company?s strengths, with inventive character and background design, hyper-rendered animation that pushes the technology envelope, especially in the realm of lighting and cute sight gags. But just as with, for example, 'The Secret Life of Pets' or 'Minions' (and let?s not even go there with Dr. Seuss? The Lorax), storytelling remains the outfit?s weak spot.
Indiewire
'Sing' is the Platonic ideal of an Illumination movie. It?s a profoundly soulless piece of work that shines a light on the mediocrity they foist upon the children of the world.
Festival Internacional de Cine de Lanzarote