Trolls: Missione vacanze

It was okay. Short and simple. Good voice casts. Despite being a family friendly kids eccentric movie, i did get a lot of adult jokes. Its fine, recommended.

This short animation film tells the story of the Trolls trying to create another holiday in order to increase happiness.

I really enjoyed the full length "Trolls", but this short is rather contrived and pointless. The plot is very weak, and there is little to engage viewers. Even the nice songs and the vibrant colour palette cannot save it from being a forgettable short film.

The Trolls movie was enjoyable to watch even as an adult sitting in with the kids it had some amusing parts and worked for the whole family.

Trolls Holiday is a short piece of cash in marketing riding on the back of its predecessor. There is 1 scene that is expanded into 20 odd minutes of song after song, and annoying repetition.

Massively disappointing

I'll admit, when I saw Trolls on Netflix last year, I thought it would end up being a disappointment, but it turned out to be much better than the trailers. Sure, it didn't do anything new with it's story and the villain was pretty forgettable, but the main leads were likeable enough, the animation was cute, and the songs were good too.

So, when I heard that DreamWorks was going to make a holiday short, I was interested and hoped that it would be as good as the other holiday shorts like Gift of the Night Fury and the Kung Fu Panda Holiday Special. From what I got, it was decent enough and it's cute and charming in places. However, it's not exactly memorable as there are some problems that held Trolls Holiday back.

The story did feel predictable and at times a bit repetitive at parts, although I do admire it's attempt to stick to the holiday theme. Then, there's the pacing, which felt a bit rushed there wasn't enough time to breath and there's one song number that felt quite unnecessary (I'm not going to spoil to those who haven't seen it yet).

That being said, everything else is good. The animation is even more cute, the most of the song numbers are fine, the characters are charming like they were in the movie, and the voice work is spot on with Anna Kendrick and Justin Timberlake continuing to shine with their chemistry. Oh, and there are some funny moments which gave me a chuckle or two.

So, overall, not exactly as strong as Gift of the Night Fury and the Kung Fu Panda Holiday Special, but still cute and charming for kids to see. :)

The Trolls celebrate almost everyday and everything. In Bergen Town, the Bergens celebrate nothing after they stop eating the Trolls. Poppy (Anna Kendrick) is presently the queen of the Trolls. When she discovers that the Bergens don't have a holiday, she intends to introduce the Holiday with Branch (Justin Timberlake)'s help to the Bergens. Bridget is unwilling to accept it.

Trolls is a surprisingly acceptable animated movie. The super poppy songs fit the colorful Trolls and the poptastic voices. Anna Kendrick's hyper-Try-Hard fits really well. This follows that formula to a tee. It would be better if the Holiday is given a name. It might not be a future classic but it's an acceptable extension of the movie. It's poppy and acceptable.