When Pitch Perfect hit theaters five years ago it was riding a wave of singing-related TV shows, YouTubers doing Acapella covers and mined the vein of raucous comedies with feisty female comedies but it still felt fresh. Pitch Perfect 2 tweaked and expanded the elements of the first film, added some new faces but it still worked well enough and felt like a progression. Pitch Perfect 3 has many of the same components from the first two films but plays around with the formula too much and hits too many bum notes.
Straight out of the gate this third film feels different. The opening scene starts off familiar enough and then lurches in an unfamiliar and totally uncharacteristic direction. Cue a swift rewind by a few weeks to explain how the Bellas found themselves in that situation. They’re now living in the big wide world trying, but mostly failing, to keep it together and hold down jobs. They get the chance to reunite for an overseas USO tour to make some music but, as we find out very quickly via leaden exposition, they are traveling with extra baggage -- the emotional kind.
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