Smurfs: The Lost Village
 

Sony Pictures just released a little teaser trailer for the 3rd Smurfs movie, this time it's fully CGI.

Tell me, TiggerClaw, is there ANY movie you won't watch? Have you no shame?

It's just his job :lol:

Finally, a fully animated Smurfs movie.

Forget the village, they should lose the footage.

I would watch something like this before those other live-action Smurfs movies.

The humans are pointless (except Gargamel) so this is a good direction.

no he is the perfect little specimen for the movie studios.

Why are you lowlives ganging up on TigerClaw? :roll:

We're in a tmnt forum, about a cartoon. Not so far fetched to talk about other cartoon like smurf.

Agreed. Looks to be better already.

You will not speak ill of Yohan or Peewee

I have no idea who those are. :P

Weren't the spellings "Johan" and "Peewit" or something like that?

This actually looks like the comic in animated form. This has peaked my curiosity.

New trailer released.

Hm, don't like the kick to the nuts joke and the humor of that nature. Feels out of place for the Smurfs. Don't care for the voices either, outside of Papa, Smurfette, Brainy, and Aizrael (sp?). Gargamel sounds so off to me. Come on guys, Jim Cummings is still around. I'm sure he'd be a great Gargamel.

The story seems ok. I remember one Smurf whose hat was made from leaves. Wild Smurf or something. Maybe it's his origin story.

Edit: Here's the international trailer.



I like this one better.

I will see it, I agree Gargamel's voice is so off, but the rest sound fine to me.

Did anyone see Smurfs: The Lost Village this weekend, Looks like it didn't do too well
http://www.boxofficemojo.com/weekend/chart/

1. The Boss Baby - $26,300,000
2. Beauty and the Beast - $25,022,000
3. Smurfs: The Lost Village - $14,015,000
4. Going in Style - $12,500,000
5. Ghost In The Shell - $7,350,000

I saw it, I liked it, I wish it did better at the boxoffice.

I saw it. It was a cute family film. Definatly aimed toward the younger mindset. Nice story for Smurfette tho. Plus, the movie proved the ponies were right. Friendship is totes magic....litterally... Also, Blossom is the most annoying Smurf ever... Almost up there with JarJar. Everyone was telling her to STFU and she just kept rattling on...

Andre did a review of the movie, since he's a big Smurfs fan.

Unrelated the film specifically, I'm losing it over The Smurfs having tails. Mandela Effect sorta thing. In my mind, they never had tails, yet, they always have, according to my "research". Weird. Don't like it. :tlol:

Weird.... they always had tails in the cartoon. Did those 2 cgi/live action movies leave them out?

Every Smurf toy I've ever seen has tails. But it seems to be only a trait amongst male smurfs as when the females first see the males in the movie a couple of them looking over Brainy pinched his tail and were confused by it.

I really wish this movie did a lot better, I would have loved a sequel or two. It would have been nice to see more characters(allies and villains) from the original series and comics.

It's a surprisingly dark movie at the later parts. I like it.

I still want to see it, but doesn't seem to have a release date for Japan listed, unless I missed it.

We will need a Smurfs song by Jamproject

Ssjup81, you live in Japan?

Watched it the second time.

The graphic and animation are absolutely gorgeous, it's like the comic literally comes to life. Reminds me of the Snoopy movie, very faithful. I love watching the Smurfs stepping on grass and how the grass moves. There's actual physics and weight to everything even to the smallest details.

It's a full house when I went and the audience seems to react very well. They gasped/wowed loudly when the ladybug acted like a printer lol! :tlol:

I hope there's more sequels to come!

I saw this tonight only because a friend of mine really wanted to go. It was actually much better than the live-action/animated films and the voice acting was fine, but it was nothing extremely entertaining. The main issue with the movie is that it is very forgettable and is probably something only very young audiences would enjoy. Another problem is that it seems this film "borrowed" stuff from Return to Neverland and Care Bears the Movie II: A New Generation (a complete waste of my early childhood) as well as a tiny bit of Pokemon: The First Movie.

*Points to location visible to everyone in my profile* :P

Yes, I do.

I saw the film, watched the series on Boomerang when it aired on that channel and I hated the live action films, Sony seems to have learn it's lesson with that thank goodness. The new specials have been solid in my opinion, the Halloween one being my favorite. I love what they've been doing with Brainy Smurf and LOLz the rivalry between Hefty and Brainy fun. The Animation was amazing and it was fun seeing them outside of smurf village and learning to adapt to the surroundings. I'm buying this on DVD and would love it if they did a reboot on the Smurfs series with a continuation of this film, seeing the girls smurfs and boy smurfs interact and stuff :D