The film is far more invested in depicting the unscrupulous side of this business than telling a story about its lead character working hard and finding success.

The whole story feels inert. It doesn’t quite feel like material that warrants a feature film.

The film makes no effort to conceal the artificiality of the conceit, instead embracing some of the possibilities of an unreal space.

Accompanied by Aerosmith's inspiring Dream On, the new trailer of Universal Pictures and Illumination's Sing has just arrived, urging everyone to “not let fear stop you from doing the thing you love.” Check out the trailer here at ClickTheCity.

Plan your week ahead and choose which among these movie openings this November 9, 2016 you'll see on the big screen first.