The first installment, ‘Sing’ was released in the year 2016, about 6 years ago, and we have since
gotten a sequel which was released on the 21st of December 2021. However, fans have been asking if
there would be a ‘Sing 3’. We are curious to know as well what Illumination has got in store for us.
Stay tuned to the end of this video as we'll be discussing all you need to know about Sing 3,
from the proposed release date to the cast and what to expect in terms of the plot.
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Buster Moon, the owner of the Moon theater, is the protagonist of Illumination's animated film
franchise 'Sing.' Buster puts up a singing competition show to save his theater from
foreclosure. Its success allows him to save his theater, and the contestants join his group.
Buster and his band strive to put on a gig with a forgotten rock icon in 'Sing 2,' despite hurdles.
The 'Sing' films, directed by Garth Jennings, provide a heartwarming experience as Buster and
his group attempt to tackle problems together. Both films received a lot of praise from
critics and spectators, especially for their amazing voice casts, engaging soundtracks,
and heartwarming stories. Since 'Sing 2' concludes with plenty of room for a third installment, fans
must be thinking how likely that is. If that's the case, keep watching for all the details!
Matthew McConaughey reprised his role as Buster Moon, the ambitious koala bear from Illumination
Entertainment's 2016 animated hit Sing. Although the actor isn't known for reprising roles, but how
can you say no to those fuzzy faces? Anyway, his character is always laboring behind the scenes to
keep the New Moon Theater prospering, but don't expect a musical number from McConaughey in the
sequel if you have not watched it yet. However, in the hypothetical Sing 3, this may be addressed.
Sing 2 disappointingly lacks a big, grandiose musical number from Mr. Buster Moon,
as CinemaBlend's Jeff McCobb remarked out when speaking with Matthew McConaughey. The
actor's reaction to his animated character's absence of song and dance was as follows:
“Maybe Sing 3, but it wasn’t in this one and a lot of people have been saying that and I’m like
that’s right, Buster Moon should sing, whistle, diddy, hum, dance, something. Oh, that’d be
super fun. That could be it. Bring it up to the director, I’m with you. Have you heard of Garth?”
Matthew McConaughey expressed his disappointment that Buster Moon will not be featured on a second
Sing soundtrack. He even summoned writer/director Garth Jennings to listen to our screams. If Sing 3
does happen, Buster Moon will have to bust a move! While Buster Moon is certainly the protagonist of
the Sing franchise, as the mover and shaker of all the business that propels the tale ahead,
the singing is left to Tori Kelly, Taron Egerton, Reese Witherspoon, Scarlett Johansson,
and others. This time, Bono, the vocalist of U2, plays Clay Calloway, a lion rock star who
Buster Moon is determined to pull out of his self-imposed exile and into the New Moon Theater.
New characters, played by Pharrell Williams and Halsey, are introduced in the plot. "Where The
Streets Have No Name," "A Sky Full of Stars," "I Say A Little Prayer," and "Break Free" are
among the songs in the soundtrack. While Matthew McConaughey isn't known for his singing abilities,
his self-assurance will take him far. According to his response to
CinemaBlend, he's all in for Buster Moon becoming a singer in the next Sing film.
Matthew McConaughey said in the interview that he has always felt "sacred" about his characters
in the past, which has led him to not reprise any other roles. But when it comes to Buster
Moon, he thinks he's scalable, and he's intrigued by the increasing stakes that come with each film.
He expressed an interest in resuming the part to complete the trilogy,
and you could end it with Buster Moon himself on the stage. Isn't that beautiful?
Universal Pictures released 'Sing 2' in theaters across the United States on December 22,
2021. The movie had its world premiere on the 14th of November, 2021, at AFI Fest Celebration,
ahead of its cinematic release. The sequel to the franchise was supposed to be out on December 25,
2020, and July 2, 2021, however both dates were pushed back owing to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Here's all we know so far about the franchise's third installment. 'Sing 3'
has yet to be confirmed by Illumination, the franchise's production studio. However,
there is a very good chance that the movie will be made. Several members of the franchise's voice
cast have openly expressed their hopes for a third 'Sing' feature in the future. Matthew McConaughey,
who plays Buster Moon, has indicated interest in becoming a part of the soundtrack
for a third 'Sing' installment. Scarlett Johansson and Tori Kelly,
who play Ash and Meena, respectively, have indicated their desire to be a part of the
franchise's third installment, as well as their want to see Dolly Parton in the cast.
Given the conclusion of 'Sing 2,' which paves the way for a third film after a large theater
displays interest in Buster and his group's show, the chances for a third film are very promising.
As a result, if the picture is approved, we can expect 'Sing 3' to hit theaters in 2024 or later.
If the film is approved, Matthew McConaughey (Buster Moon), Reese Witherspoon (Rosita),
Scarlett Johansson (Ash), Taron Egerton (Johnny), Tori Kelly (Meena), Nick Kroll (Gunter),
and Nick Offerman (Norman) are expected to give their voices. In the prospective third film, we
could also hear the voices of Garth Jennings (Miss Crawly), Peter Serafinowicz (Big Daddy), Chelsea
Peretti (Suki), Adam Buxton (Klaus Kickenklober), Letitia Wright (Nooshy), and Eric André (Darius).
Although the involvement of Halsey (Porsha Crystal), Pharrell Williams (Alfonso), and
Bono (Clay Calloway) is uncertain, we may hope they will return to provide their voices if the
film is approved. Bobby Cannavale's comeback as Jimmy Crystal is also a possibility. Once
the film is approved, we may expect a slew of new voices to join the cast.
The sequel to the franchise's first film, 'Sing 2,' follows Buster and his band as they bring
their act to Redshore City. Their pitch, however, fails to impress entertainment magnate
Jimmy Crystal. Meanwhile, Gunter promotes a gig with Clay Calloway, a long-forgotten
rock star who hasn't been seen in 15 years. Crystal accepts the show after being impressed
by the pitch and gives the group a deadline to complete the production. The group begins
the production after Ash persuades a reluctant Calloway to participate. Challenges arise as
Buster strives for success, but in the end, he and his team succeed. The film concludes with a large
theater expressing interest in the production, signaling that it and the company have a future.
'Sing 3' might follow Buster and the group on their new journey with the show
at the large theater if it is given the green light. Buster ultimately achieves victory in
Redshore City after overcoming various obstacles. The franchise's third installment might focus on
his efforts to maintain the show's popularity in a new setting. We may expect the problems that
surround Ash and Meena to persist. Even if Crystal is apprehended, he may return to terrorize Buster.
More than anything, we may hope that in the prospective third film in the trilogy,
Buster would impart his knowledge and optimism for dealing with obstacles of any kind.
All of the new cast members were well received by Garth Jennings,
but Bono was the most unexpected. After a long phone conversation regarding his character,
Clay Calloway, Jennings was startled to learn that Bono had composed a new song,
"Your Song Saved My Life." Not only did the song influence the film's ending,
but it was also nominated for an Academy Award for Best Original Song this year.
Here’s what Jennings had to say about casting Bono and the song he wrote; “It was so perfect,
that for me is one of the highlights of my entire career, because it was just, sort of beautiful
in every sense and I was on cloud nine. After then I got to ring Chris Meledandri up and say,
‘you’re not gonna believe this. Not only has he written a song, but it’s absolutely beautiful.
Wait till you hear it’s gonna work perfectly.’ And sure enough, everyone who heard it agreed.”
There you have it. That’s all there is to know about Sing 3 for now.
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