This is a beastly talent!
Not even the time to archive the tenth season of "X Factor" and here is another singing talent is about to talk a lot about himself.
This time, however, we will not see him on TV but at the cinema. On January 4th, “Sing” will be released in theaters, the new hilarious animated film from Illumination Entertainment, a production company from which titles such as “Despicable Me”, “Minions” and “The Secret Life of Pets” have already arrived.
A laughing adventure that tells the craziest singing contest ever starting from the cast. All participants are animals! The film is in fact set in a metropolis populated exclusively by a colorful tribe of pigs, gorillas, mice, porcupines, elephants ..
Here lives the impresario Buster Moon, voiced in the original edition by Oscar winner Matthew McConaughey. It is a koala that, despite being billed and besieged by creditors, does not lose its optimism. And to relaunch his theater, once kissed by success but now in decline, he launches a musical competition open to anyone who can sing.
At first, his dreams of glory seem destined to remain so. Then things start to improve, also because everything really happens on his stage ..
“Sing”: a cast worthy of a blockbuster
Frenetic, full of ideas, colorful, "Sing" boasts a cast worthy of a blockbuster. Among the voice actors of the original language version, in addition to McConaughey, are two other Academy Awards such as Reese Witherspoon and Jennnifer Hudson, as well as Scarlett Johansson, Taron Egerton and Seth MacFarlane.
Another strong point, and it could not be otherwise, is the soundtrack.
“Sing”: a soundtrack full of stars and great classics
The film hits theaters on January 4th. But the “Sing” soundtrack is already out. Launched by the unpublished "Faith", which sees Stevie Wonder and Ariana Grande duet, the cd alternates rock classics in the original version, such as "Under Pressure" (Queen & David Bowie), with others reinterpreted by the cast: Seth MacFarlane, for example, proposes his version of "MyWay" by Frank Sinatra. Taron Egerton tries his hand at “I'm still standing”, one of Elton John's best known songs.
Sing: a talent not to be missed !!
