- Released
- December 21, 2016
- PG, 1 hr 50 min
- Animated
- Comedy
- 35MM
- Digital 3D
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Sing: Trailer 3
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Sing: Trailer 3
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Sing: Trailer 2
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Sing: Trailer 1
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Sing: Teaser Trailer 1
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Sing: Movie Clip - Cheer Ash Up
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Sing: Movie Clip - Tip from a Monkey
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Sing: Movie Clip - Johnny Gets Distracted
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Sing: Movie Clip - Don't Like the Song
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Sing: Movie Clip - Hallelujah
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Weekend Ticket: Sing, Passengers, Assassin's Creed
Which movie's right for you this weekend? Sing? Passengers? Assassin's Creed?
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Mom's Movie Minute: Is 'Sing' Right For Your Family?
Looking for the perfect film to take your family to this Holiday Season? 'Sing' could be the perfect choice. Diane Mizota breaks it down in this week's Mom's Movie Minute.
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Sing: Exclusive Cast Interview
We know they can carry a tune. But what are the go-to dance moves for the cast of 'Sing'? You’ll see here!
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Minions At the Movies React to Sing: Fandango Movie Moment
Brian, the movie loving Minion is back. Mayhem ensues in the theater as Brian’s unpredictable fellow Minions react to scenes from Illumination's newest animated film, 'Sing.'
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Minions At the Movies React to The Secret Life of Pets: Norman: Fandango Movie Moment
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Sing: TV Spot - Sing for the Gold
Sing Synopsis
Set in a world like ours but entirely inhabited by animals, Sing stars Buster Moon, a dapper Koala who presides over a once-grand theater that has fallen on hard times.
Read Full SynopsisCast + Crew
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Christophe Lourdelet Director
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Garth Jennings Director
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Matthew McConaughey Buster Moon
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Reese Witherspoon Rosita
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Seth MacFarlane Mike
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John C. Reilly Eddie
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Taron Egerton Johnny
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Tori Kelly Meena
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Jennifer Saunders Nana
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Jennifer Hudson Young Nina
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Nick Kroll Gunter
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Nick Offerman Norman
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Beck Bennett Lance
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Jay Pharoah Meena's Grandfather
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Rated PG | For for some rude humor and mild peril
What Parents Need to Know
Common Sense Media says
Musical has great songs, slapstick laughs, mixed messages.
Read the Common Sense Media Review