The website's critical consensus reads, "Smurfs: The Lost Village may satisfy very young viewers and hardcore Smurfaholics, but its predictable story and bland animation continue the franchise's recent mediocre streak. " Smurfs: The Lost Village features a great 1080p HD transfer and is presented in a 1. She's a bit "different" than all of the other Smurfs, and her name doesn't actually coincide with an attribute that she does well like all the rest of the Smurfs. Smurfette appears, tricking Gargamel that she wants to be an evil smurf again. Juan Alejandro Gomez Acosta Animator. "How To Draw Brainy". Smurfette interviews herself, with Demi Lovato chatting to her blue alter-ego, whilst we get short Featurettes on the music and the songs, as well as the Smurfs learning how to cook, and Featurettes on how to paint your nails like a Smurf and draw a Smurf. Choisir un pays: Vous magasinez aux É.
Patrice Berube Animator. Besides all the great Smurfy antics Smurfette and her friends experience while getting to the village, there are plenty of entertaining adventures to be had with the new Smurfs. The Lost Village looks to have been finished with a 2K Digital Intermediate (DI), resulting in a 4K upscale on this Ultra HD Blu-ray disc, although the 2160p presentation, framed in the movie's original theatrical aspect ratio of 1.
Language: English - Subtitles: French, Portuguese, Spanish, English - Dubbed: French, Portuguese, Spanish - Subtitles for the Hearing Impaired: English - Number of discs: 1 - Run Time: 179 minutes. Directed by: Kelly Asbury. Main article: Smurfs: The Lost Village (video). Recommendation: Cute Watch.
After which, Smurf Village and Smurfy Grove become united with each other and Smurfette finally finds her purpose, becoming a new leader of the Smurfs and most of all, true-blue Smurf. This is the second fully-animated feature-length Smurfs film after the traditionally-animated The Smurfs and the Magic Flute (which was released in the US back in 1983). Meghan Trainor "I'm A Lady" Music Video. We've all grown up with the Smurfs in the form of comic strips, cartoons, and feature films. The biggest impact comes from the score, though, with plenty of music montage sequences and room for a slew of popular song tracks from the likes of Meghan Trainor and Alesso, as well as, of course, that damn 'Blue' song which feels like it was made with the Smurfs movies in mind. Jack McBrayer Clumsy Smurf. Nelson Brown Animator.
This video presentation looks amazing and quite bright. What worked so well in those two films was watching all of the Smurfs interact with the real world of Earth in a sillier Who Framed Roger Rabbit sort of way. She also writes about products and travel. Audio and video are demo material all the way, and the disc actually has some pretty impressive special features on board. The new village is filled with cute characters and plenty of fun. Smurfify Your Nails (HD, 3 Mins. ) Smurfette takes off with Brainy, Hefty, and Clumsy, in search of the new village of Smurfs and warn them about Gargamel. Is there another Smurf village out there? There's Brainy Smurf, Grumpy Smurf, Nerdy Smurf, Clumsy Smurf, Winner Smurf, Loser Smurf... think of a trait or tendency and there's a Smurf for it. For a franchise that just keeps cranking these out, there are at least some bonus features that kids will enjoy, including one on Demi Lovato and Smurfette, a Lost Village Dance Along, a way to "Smurfify your nails, " a "Baker Smurf's Mini Kitchen" demonstration, a "Draw Your Favorite Smurfs" exercise, and a Meghan Trainor "I'm a Lady" music video.
Along the way Gargamel cranks up his Smurf-rendering apparatus to siphon "power" from the Smurfs (odd, considering none of these troll-like little people, androgynous save for Papa Smurf and Smurfette, are just ordinary little creatures. Trailers for all the Smurf films and side projects. Rainn Wilson as Gargamel is spot on to his classic iteration, and while the plot is nothing new or fresh, it feels similar to the classic feel to the point that it comes across as affable and entertaining enough. Sony ubx800 4K UHD Player. Joseph Chong Animator. However, it's more than adequate to get the job done for the kids, and a is a perfectly serviceable film for adults and kids alike. There's a Dance-Along, some Music Videos, and a few unfinished Deleted Scenes, and whilst none of the extras (apart from the Making-of) last more than a few minutes, there's plenty to explore. However, Brainy's pet Snappy bug shows her a picture of her and the others, and she soon realizes that she is not a real Smurf, and heads back to Gargamel's lair with Snappy and Bucky to save the Smurfs. Moderator / Reviewer. This is the first time Sony Pictures Animation releases three films in the same year, while the other films are The Emoji Movie and The Star. Peavy IPR 3000 for subs. Christopher Lennertz Score Composer. Jussi Tegelman Sound/Sound Designer. You know, like what color does a Smurf turn when you choke him?
When Gargamel tries to turn Smurfette into an evil smurf, he realizes that Smurfette is absorbing his magic powers instead, a skill she found earlier after destroying Brainy's invention. Includes: Blu-ray, Digital HD, coupons. Not only that, she doesn't have a personality trait that makes the other Smurfs different, like the strong Hefty Smurf (Joe Manganiello), Clumsy Smurf (Jack McBrayer), or Brainy Smurf (Danny Pudi). Center Channel Speaker. The kids will naturally get more out of the film than adults, but gone is the completely offensive nature of the live action/animated hybrids that came before it, and instead we just have a simple animated kids flick. Something which I figured would be the opposite of what happened. Charles Maynes Sound/Sound Designer. © 2017 Columbia Pictures Industries, Inc., Sony Pictures Animation Inc. and LSC Film Corporation. Parents who watched those Smurfy Hanna-Barbera cartoons on NBC Saturday mornings instead of Scooby-Doo! She has been the only girl Smurf in the village and she now wonders if she truly belongs there. Runtime: 90 Minutes. The disc uses 10-bit video depth, a Wider Colour Gamut (WCG) and High Dynamic Range (HDR), and is encoded using the HEVC (H. 265) codec. In 2018, the film was awarded The ReFrame Stamp in the 2017 Narrative & Animated Feature Recipients category. Lately, characterization and that fun battle of wits have been overshadowed by fathomless action.
The Commentary has the director and animation supervisors at hand to talk in-depth about the project, whilst the brief 10-minute Making-of Featurette takes the novel approach of (partially) substituting kids in place of the adult cast and crew members for the purposes of some of the interview snippets, and there's a slightly alternative Lost Auditions selection too. Check your player is compatible before purchasing. The water is as good as anything Disney has done, and the animation and colors are really quite vibrant and lovely.