But, surprisingly, she has heard almost all of the songs in Trolls Band Together, so she often found herself bopping along and even singing along to many of the tracks in the movie.

Branch (Justin Timberlake) and Poppy (Anna Kendrick) in Trolls Band Together, directed by Walt Dohrn. (Universal/Dreamworks) Featuring colourful characters and an all-star voice cast, the Trolls ...

Trolls Band Together soundtrack: All the songs in the movie 1) Better Place (3:37) This exciting song created by NSYNC for Trolls Band Together can transport listeners to a better place.

Trolls Band Together as a movie is much like the music that holds it together: fun but without much depth. It’s not likely to be remembered by its audience for very long after it’s over.

Justin Timberlake plays Branch in the “Trolls” movies. Skylar Astin plays Branch in the intertwined TV shows, “Trolls: The Beat Goes On!” and “TrollsTopia,” the latter of which ...

In 2016, DreamWorks Animation and Universal’s Troll movie revealed that these creatures just love to sing. And they haven’t stopped singing since. Later this week, the musical journey ...

“Can’t Stop the Feeling” from Trolls is such a feel-good song, it’s no wonder fans of the movie, and even those who didn’t see it, instantly fall in love with the tune upon hearing it ...

The movie follows the continuing adventures of Poppy (Anna Kendrick) and Branch (Justin Timberlake), two trolls from the Pop music tribe who discover that there are other troll races — Funk ...

Why the music and the animation shine. — -- Starring Justin Timberlake, Anna Kendrick Rated - PG Four out of five stars Aggressive marketing campaigns for movies can be more annoying than ...

The pop star’s single from the movie soundtrack, “Can’t Stop the Feeling,” shot to No. 1 in its debut in May. See the full tracklist below. Almost ready…. #DreamWorksTrolls #Soundtrack.

Justin Timberlake will write and perform new songs for the upcoming animated film, Trolls, in which he’s also slated to voice one of the characters, according to The Hollywood Reporter.