Annie (2014) is a charming and heartfelt musical that features a brilliant cast and inspiring performances. This modern adaptation of the classic story is a must-watch for anyone looking to improve their singing skills while enjoying a fun and uplifting movie.

Annie (played by Quvenzhané Wallis) is an optimistic and spunky young girl who dreams of a better life. She lives in a foster home run by Miss Hannigan (played by Cameron Diaz), a bitter and cruel woman who takes advantage of the orphans in her care.

Annie's life is forever changed when she is taken in by Will Stacks (played by Jamie Foxx), a wealthy businessman running for mayor of New York City. Will sees Annie as a way to boost his popularity, but his interactions with her and the other characters in the story teach him about the true meaning of happiness and family.

One of the standout vocal performances in the movie is from Quvenzhané Wallis herself. She has a unique vocal tone that is full of energy and enthusiasm, which perfectly embodies Annie's character. Her rendition of "Tomorrow" will leave you feeling inspired and motivated to pursue your dreams.

To learn how to sing like Annie, start by analyzing your own voice with Singing Carrots' vocal range test, which compares your range to that of famous singers. Once you know your range, you can search for songs within your range using Singing Carrots' song search tool.

To improve your pitch accuracy, try Singing Carrots' pitch accuracy test and pitch training exercises. The vocal pitch monitor tool is also a great way to visualize your sung notes and make sure you're hitting the right pitch.

When practicing Annie's songs, pay attention to her use of twang and belting techniques, as well as her use of vibrato. Singing Carrots' skill-related videos on twang, belting, and vibrato can help you develop these techniques.

Additionally, Singing Carrots' articles on breathing basics, breath support, and avoiding constrictions can help you develop better control over your voice. The article on vocal health can also teach you healthy habits to protect your voice.

By incorporating these resources and techniques, you can learn to sing like Annie and develop your own unique vocal style. Remember to stay positive, practice regularly, and have fun!