It’s time to find your and watch the official first teaser trailer for family animated adventure CoComelon: The Movie courtesy of Universal Pictures.
From Youtube channel to Netflix series, CoComelon might be unknown to millions, which is loved by many children, since it’s creation in 2006. The popularity of the 3D Animation would become global when Netflix got involved, merchandise and other specials. It’s no surprise we have the first ever movie coming with new songs from the award winning songwriter and producer Justin Tranter.
CoComelon: The Movie, an all-new cinematic adventure filled with music, heart, humor and a fresh take on the characters families know and love. It’s a story about finding your courage, discovering your voice and a young boy’s quest to find his missing toy stuffed bear Boba.
The voice cast includes SZA, Nicholas Hoult, Ike Barinholtz, Connor Esterson, Sarah Sherman, Ego Nwodim, Josh Johnson, Matthew Friend, Rhys Darby and Cristo Fernández.
Synopsis | The film follows JJ (Connor Esterson, Spy Kids: Armageddon) as he embarks on the biggest adventure of his life: Kindergarten. But when, on his first day at school, JJ discovers that his beloved stuffed bear Boba has gone missing, JJ and his friends Cody, CeCe and Nina will begin a quest that will transport them into a magical land ruled by Princess Harmony, who has created a world with one rule: No singing.
The film’s acclaimed stars include Grammy winning superstar SZA (One of Them Days) as Princess Harmony, Emmy and Golden Globe nominee Nicholas Hoult (Superman, X-Men franchise) as Boba, and Actor Award winner and Emmy nominee Ike Barinholtz (The Studio, Suicide Squad) as Princess Harmony’s right-hand enforcer, Chicken Peels.
The all-star comedic supporting cast includes Saturday Night Live stars Sarah Sherman and Ego Nwodim, standup sensations Josh Johnson (The Daily Show) and Rhys Darby (Flight of the Concords), master impressionist Matthew Friend (Family Guy) and Ted Lasso breakout star Cristo Fernández.
CoComelon: The Movie will be released in UK, Irish and U.S cinemas in February 2027.
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