Pitufos

So... i just got done watching the Paramount own Smurf movie "THE SMURFS" i had to go watch it early when the Australia release on July 5th and i watched it... you know it's was a bit eh in my opinion.

Don't get me wrong the character were good, i did got laugh from a few jokes and the animation was decent enough... but sadly this movie wasn't good and not as bad but it eh..., i guess it was in development back in 2022 and after 3 years they made it, but however the director was fine, but when i saw Pam Brady writing i was like: "wait Pam Brady making a kids film?"

Overall mediocre film..... (5/10 eh)

The new Smurfs movie is a delightful, colorful adventure that brings the beloved blue characters back in a fresh and fun way. With stunning animation, clever humor, and heartfelt moments, it appeals to both longtime fans and new audiences. The voice acting is top-notch, the story is engaging, and the message about friendship and courage shines through. It's a joyful, family-friendly film that captures the magic of the originals while adding a modern twist. The music is catchy, the pacing is smooth, and every scene bursts with charm. Whether you're a kid or just young at heart, this movie is sure to leave you smiling. An instant classic!

The story is great. The voice cast is out of this world abd the music is lit. It's great for adults and kids. Don't miss out on this epic movie. It will take you and your whole entire family on a journey. It's something we have been missing in cinema for the longest of time. Props to the executive producer (the one and only Robyn Fenty) who happens to play or voice the character of Smurfettte. There's something or a couple of things very exciting within the movie that you wouldn't want to miss as well, I was super surprised. The whole entire theatre gasped and apparently it's coming out this Friday. So stay tuned.

This movie was so bad. I don't usually write reviews but I feel parents in this economy need to be warned. The story was hard to follow and barely made sense. It was trying too hard to be every kids movie that's done well recently (trolls etc.) The jokes weren't funny, the ending was drawn out and honestly bizarre. My three year old asked me multiple times after the first 30 minutes to turn it off and take him home.

Our children love the 2010s Smurf's movies and watch the show on Netflix regularly. With so many big names I thought it would be half decent. But I left wishing I could get my time and $160 back.

I can't say I liked the visuals very much, but the pace of the film is quite good. Rihanna and the music were quite good, and it actually has a creative story. It's understandable that there are high expectations for the adaptation of such a masterpiece cartoon, but these movies are for children, and what children expect is to have fun and have a good time. Please don't expect a movie like Interstellar for children aged 5-6. So watch it without taking the low reviews too seriously. Still, I prefer the more adult versions of these kinds of movies. For example, movies like Tangled are both fun for kids and entertaining for adults. Anyway, enjoy watching.