The big moment arrives and Rosita once again freezes. With big question marks over whether she’d even be involved in the show, Buster “firing” Porsha (he basically relegated her to a lesser-role but she misinterpreted what he said) from the lead role, this allows Rosita to jump back into the role she was initially meant to have. Early on in Sing 2, she had trouble making a big leap from the top of a platform.ĭespite being on wires, the pressure was too much and she subsequently lost her place as the lead-star to Porsha, Mr Crystal’s daughter. Rosita’s subplot, and third musical number, is one of the most important in the show. After her song, she even asks him out on a date, which is a big part of her story given she’s been too afraid to approach him until this point.ĭoes Rosita make the jump? Or does she choke again? Meena also overcomes her fears, pulling off her duet by imagining her counterpart is the ice-cream vendor she’s taken a fancy to outside, Alfonso. This then sees the teacher bowing and accepting Johnny’s credentials. Johnny manages to overcome his sniffy, abusive teacher with a dazzling display of dancing, courtesy of Nooshy’s teachings. At least temporarily anyway.ĭo Johnny and Meena manage to overcome their fears?Īs the big show goes ahead, all of our characters have their individual subplots resolved in a suitable musical number. He races down to confront Buster, who outsmarts him and traps the man in a cage. When Mr Crystal finds out about Buster’s deception, he’s livid. He also promises Clay Calloway will be there too, which helps speed along the big crowd. With everything set, Buster hijacks communications and encourages a large crowd to gather in the main auditorium for the big show. Rosita has her piglets cause a big ruckus in the dining area, which in turn brings all the security guards in the building racing over to try and stop them from causing complete carnage. He gathers his buddies and arrives at the theatre, serving as makeshift security personnel. Johnny gets in touch with his dad, who’s out of prison now and ready to rumble. Thankfully, our trusted critic Suki, arrives and frees Buster, giving him time to gather the troops and put on the show – but everyone is called in to help make that happen. Thinking twice about it, he eventually throws the koala in his closet and locks the door. He also finds out about Buster’s deception too and almost throws him off the roof. Most notably, Mr Crystal finds out about Buster “firing” his daughter Porsha from the lead role. Thankfully, Ash helps turn him around and after spending some time with him alone, while Buster heads back to the city, Clay agrees to join the group for the big finale.Ī lot of drama ensues between bringing Clay onboard and the show going ahead. Given all of his songs are about her, the memories are just too painful. Since her death, Clay has been unable to sing or even play the guitar again.
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In fact, the entire show’s livelihood rests on Buster’s earlier promise to Crystal, promising to bring the star in to perform.Īfter chasing off Miss Crawly earlier in the movie (who misplaces her eye and hilariously replaces it with an apple instead) it falls to Buster and Ash to head there and convince Clay in person.Ĭlay’s reasons for retiring stem back to the death of his wife, who was always his rock and inspiration for singing in the first place. Most of the drama in Sing 2 centers on Clay Calloway, and bringing the retired star to sing in Buster Moon’s grand-finale of his big show. As one may expect, everything that could go wrong does go wrong.ĭoes Buster Moon manage to convince Clay Calloway to join the group? Unfortunately, Buster’s promise of a big show also comes with the unwanted pressure of convincing retired rock-star Clay Calloway to come back and join them. Crystal.īuster wants them to perform for the big crowds, and Crystal is the gatekeeper here to allow that to happen. When an opportunity to impress an out-of-town critic goes amiss, Buster convinces the gang to up and move to the big city, determined to impress the notoriously strict and business savvy Mr. All the usual suspects are back, led by Buster Moon who itches for bigger things beyond his small theatre back home. Sing 2’s story largely takes the same ideas from the first – including the best jokes – and spins that into a plot that tests each of our characters in different ways.
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