Hank Azaria

Neil Patrick Harris

Jayma Mays

Jonathan Winters

Katy Perry

Anton Yelchin

Sofía Vergara

Tim Gunn

Frank Welker

Madison McKinley

Meg Phillips

Mahadeo Shivraj

Julie Chang

Mark Doherty

Minglie Chen

Sean Kenin

Victor Pagan

Adria Baratta

Paula Pizzi

Andrew Sellon

Julianna Rigoglioso

Daria Rae Figlo

Bradley Gosnell

Heidi Armbruster

Finnerty Steeves

John Speredakos

Skai Jackson

Alex Hall

Eric Redgate

Jojo Gonzalez

Scott Dillin

Tyree Michael Simpson

Sean Ringgold

Mario D'Leon

Liz Smith

Tom Colicchio

Michael Musto

Joan Rivers

Olivia Palermo

Julia Enescu

Lauren Waggoner

Mr. Krinkle

Hank

Alan Cumming

Fred Armisen

George Lopez

Kenan Thompson

Jeff Foxworthy

John Oliver

Wolfgang Puck

Gary Basaraba

Paul Reubens

B.J. Novak

Tom Kane

John Kassir

Joel McCrary

Mary McGloin

David N. Weiss

Heitor Pereira

David Ronn

Peyo

Ezra Swerdlow

Paul Neesan

Raja Gosnell

Jay Scherick

Jordan Kerner

Ben Haber

J. David Stem

Richard Hicks

Bill Boes

Sabrina Plisco

Maura Kelly

G. A. Aguilar

Shawnna Thibodeau

Jered Zalman

Aja Frary

Jimmy Almeida

Andy Hass

Kevin Webb

Mike Dharney

Aaron Williams

Elizabeth McClurg

Yuhon Ng

Phil Meheux

David Rubin

Kris de Bruyne

Sarah Monat

Ronni Brown

Heather Comer

Todd Tucker

John Cenatiempo

Chris Cenatiempo

Jill Brown

Regina Graves

Richard Baratta

Véronique Culliford

Frederic Roth

Chris Shriver

Rita Ryack

Chris Gibson

Jayne Armstrong

Benita Allen

Tudor Jones

Conor Kelly

David Catalano

Peter Thorell

Christian Wintter

Justin Ritson

Salvatore E. Sutera

Elise de Blois

David M. Dunlap

Hendrik Coysman

Jerad Marantz

The Smurfs (Theatrical) Collection

Animation

Family

Adventure

Comedy

Fantasy

The Smurfs

Columbia Pictures

Sony Pictures Animation

Kerner Entertainment Company

United States of America

English

Kamurai

Decent watch, probably won't watch again, but can recommend.

I grew up watching The Smurfs, the CG Smurf animation is actually pretty good, but there is something about how they're personalized that rubs me the wrong way.  Either the delivery is just different enough from the cartoon, or there is something about the Smurfs being in a modern world that I entirely disapprove of, or both.

This reminds me a lot of "Yogi Bear" where in a movie, the title character(s) should be the main focus and the most enjoyable characters.  It might have actually worked against them to put Neil Patrick Harris and Jayma Mays in this.  I don't think they "upstaged" the little blue creatures, but they were, by far, the best parts of this movie, and their story was strong enough it could have been a movie to its own...in fact, I'm sure if I looked hard enough, I could find a "work is hard, I'm about to get fired, and we're about to have a baby" movie.

For something as unique as the Smurfs, the movie puts a lot of money into it not being anything special.  They could have saved a lot of money by making it a "girl running from her angry boyfriend" movie.  They also have NPH specifically degrading the Smurfs for their general positivity in the same manner as the villain: this makes the audience villainize the lead protagonist in this movie, as the Smurfs are relegated to little than hostages in the human movie.

Now, it's not to say that there isn't a certain level of charm to the Smurfs, but it's definitely not the Smurfs I remember, and having such a goofy villain is really all that saves the movie, and even then they go too far with some of the situations he is in.

The Smurfs

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