Pitch Perfect 3

Name: Pitch Perfect 3
Director: Trish Sie
Genre: Comedy, Music
Released: 2017
Cast: Anna Kendrick, Rebel Wilson, Brittany Snow, Hailee Steinfeld, Elizabeth Banks

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Trish Sie• Director Anna Kendrick Rebel Wilson Brittany Snow Hailee Steinfeld Elizabeth Banks Anna Camp Alexis Knapp Ruby Rose Ester Dean Hana Mae Lee

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Who would love this

♥Fans of the "Pitch Perfect" franchise who want to see the Barden Bellas' story conclude.
♥Viewers who enjoy musical comedies with ensemble casts.
♥Audiences looking for lighthearted entertainment with a focus on music and friendship.

Who might not

✗Those seeking a strong directorial vision or innovative filmmaking.
✗Viewers who prefer consistent tonal control and emotional depth.
✗Audiences sensitive to action-oriented violence or stylized humor.
✗Critics who found the previous installments lacking in character development or originality.

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What critics are saying about Pitch Perfect 3

With “Pitch Perfect 2,” the franchise went bigger and broader, to mixed results. In the final farewell of the trilogy, “Pitch Perfect 3” jettisons the body humor for action-adventure, and leans so far into the weird that it’s very, very strange, yet sometimes amusing. At least the music’s fun.The script is dense with jokes, especially oddball one-liners and visual gags. Silent weirdo Lilly (Hana Mae Lee) gets several of these kooky moments, but in general, the storylines feel thin for everyone not named Rebel Wilson.

‘Pitch Perfect 3’ takes strange-but-fun tonal shift – Twin Cities

“Pitch Perfect 3” leans into its nostalgia from the very first needle drop: Director Trish Sie’s debut entry into the unlikely franchise kicks off with the Bellas – no more “Barden” attached to that moniker, because college is but a distant, sparkling memory to these a capella nerds now – working their way through an energetic and increasingly desperate rendition of Britney Spears’ “Toxic.” This desperation happens to make sense in context, but it’s a feeling that will only spread throughout the rest this mostly limp, tone-deaf entry in this musical series.

'Pitch Perfect 3' Review: Tone-Deaf Franchise Hits Another Low Note