Sing Blu-ray Release Date

It my seem flippant to compare “Sing” to another Universal property, “Pitch Perfect,” but in many ways its truly an apt and positive comparison.

Failed impresario Buster Moon (Matthew McConaughey) has a brainwave: to revive the fortunes of his ailing theatre with a singing competition; one that attracts a motley crew of ...

The studio responsible for 'Despicable Me' and 'The Secret Life of Pets' outdoes itself with this catchy jukebox musical.

If (like me) you have a parental obsession with brainwashing your children to adore everything from Sinatra to “Shake It Off,” “Sing” may be your most effective weapon since “Ha...

Film is generic but hard to resist. It contains more than 60 cover songs, originally made famous by artists ranging from Frank Sinatra to Kanye West.

Is it wrong to swoon over a soulful-eyed animated Cockney ape named Johnny who is built like Dwayne Johnson and croons like a boy-band angel? If it is, I don’t want to be right....

With this touching and emotional film, Chris Meledandri’s company takes a big step up.

The movie is cute but predictable.

Sing ends, predictably and without straining, on a high note, with everybody’s problems resolved. If only real life could so easily be realigned, by a singing pig.

Matthew McConaughey, Scarlett Johansson and Reese Witherspoon lend their pipes to what's essentially "'American Idol' with animals"

Matthew McConaughey, Reese Witherspoon, Seth MacFarlane and Scarlett Johansson are among the many stars lending their vocal cords to 'Sing,' an animated musical from the people ...

Go ahead, take your kids to see it. They will laugh, and you might, too — but only if you have a sense of humor that ignites when you see a secretary lizard’s glass eyeball cont...

Scarlett Johansson and a star cast of animated animals belt out wall-to-wall pop hits in a formulaic film from Son of Rambow’s Garth Jennings which will entertain kids and parents.

Sing runs on some serious super-piggy performance power, even if the emotional notes are expected.

The animated karaoke bash Sing aims for cute but lands on irritating.

The aggregate effect is like aesthetic insulin shock, albeit from an artificial sweetener.

Not even talking animals can save jukebox musical Sing.

Matthew McConaughey voices a koala in this passionless, market-tested X Factor satire.

In Sing, musical theater is simply an excuse for the filmmakers to deliver an animated version of American Idol.