The marketing team behind The Angry Birds 3 never misses an opportunity to turn internet chaos into gold.
In a timely promotional stunt shared via social media, the movie’s official X handle released a parody poster mocking singer Kelly Clarkson’s public spat with Brooklyn store over a mechanical singing bird named Molly.
The clip features Chuck, the yellow bird from the movie, alongside a reference to the wall-mounted singing bird at the Brooklyn store. The clip also displays the $15 million price tag crossed out, followed by the line “Angry Bird Chuck One Bird for the Price of a Movie Ticket.” Its tagline reads, “What Doesn’t Kill You Makes You…Angry,” alongside the movie’s release date on December 23.
The joke references the dispute between Kelly Clarkson and Brooklyn store Art of Play over Molly. Clarkson alleged that a staff member treated her condescendingly when she asked about the sale. The store said Molly wasn’t for sale, then later announced a $15 million price tag following the online controversy.
What is The Angry Birds Movie 3 about?
The threequel continues the rivalry and chaotic adventures of Red, Chuck, Bomb, and the rest of the flock. Paramount’s official synopsis for the animated film reads, “This holiday season, one angry bird will face his greatest challenge yet, surviving fatherhood… while saving the world!”
Jason Sudeikis reprises his voice role for Red, alongside Josh Gad, Rachel Bloom, and Danny McBride for Chuck, Silver, and Bomb, respectively. It also stars Walker Scobell as Glider, Tim Robinson as Porkchop, Psalm West as Olly (Red & Silver’s son), and James Austin Johnson as Fuzzy. Anthony Padilla voices Hal, while Ian Hecox portrays Bubbles.
Newcomers like Keke Palmer, Lily James, Sam Richardson, Maitreyi Ramakrishnan, Nikki Glaser, Marcello Hernandez, Anna Cathcart, MrBeast, and Salish Matter also join the cast in undisclosed roles.
Directed by John Rice from a screenplay penned by Thurop Van Orman, the film is produced by John Cohen, Dan Chuba, Carla Connor and Namit Malhotra.
The 96-minute film hits theaters on December 23, 2026.
Originally reported on ComingSoon.
