In this fully animated, all-new take on the Smurfs, a mysterious map sets Smurfette and her friends Brainy, Clumsy, and Hefty on an exciting race through the Forbidden Forest, leading to the discovery of the biggest secret in Smurf history.
In this fully animated, all-new take on the Smurfs, a mysterious map sets Smurfette and her best friends Brainy, Clumsy, and Hefty on an exciting and thrilling race, through the Forbidden Forest, filled with magical creatures to find a mysterious lost village before the evil wizard Gargamel does. Embarking on a roller-coaster journey full of action and danger, the Smurfs are on a course that leads to the discovery of the biggest secret in Smurf history!Written by
Sony Pictures Entertainment
As the Smurfs escape from Monty into the log that serves as the entrance to the village, the log goes up as they cross to the other side, then comes back down to hit Monty on the head. In the next shot, however, the log is just coming down on the other side, meaning that the log should still be up on Monty's side. See more »
Quotes
Gargamel:
Stop ruining things! Ruining things is my thing!
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Crazy Credits
Around the middle of the closing credits, a road appears with Gargamel walking on it with Azrael and Monty, blaming them for his plans being ruined. He asks Azrael to turn off the background music, then complains on some of the credits. See more »
First off, I've been a smurfs fan/collector for over 30 years now and I'm going to be as unbiased as possible. Despite its flaws, I loved the first Smurfs live action movie from 2011 and unfortunately I have a hard time watching 'Smurfs 2' in it's entirety. Simply put, 'Lost Village' gets back to its roots and is the best of the Sony Pictures Animation offerings. It may not have the depth of most Pixar movies but the movie has heart and it stays true to what the Smurfs are. I'm planning on seeing it again in 3D (which I'm not a huge fan of) due to overall visuals in the movie which really popped even in 2D. The only concern I had originally is how Rainn Wilson would be as Gargamel since it's hard to top Paul Winchell's Gargamel from the classic Hanna- Barbera series but he brought something new & different and I wasn't disappointed with it. Definitely worth seeing on the big screen and be sure to stay during the credits for a little added bonus about halfway through. Overall A-/B+
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First off, I've been a smurfs fan/collector for over 30 years now and I'm going to be as unbiased as possible. Despite its flaws, I loved the first Smurfs live action movie from 2011 and unfortunately I have a hard time watching 'Smurfs 2' in it's entirety. Simply put, 'Lost Village' gets back to its roots and is the best of the Sony Pictures Animation offerings. It may not have the depth of most Pixar movies but the movie has heart and it stays true to what the Smurfs are. I'm planning on seeing it again in 3D (which I'm not a huge fan of) due to overall visuals in the movie which really popped even in 2D. The only concern I had originally is how Rainn Wilson would be as Gargamel since it's hard to top Paul Winchell's Gargamel from the classic Hanna- Barbera series but he brought something new & different and I wasn't disappointed with it. Definitely worth seeing on the big screen and be sure to stay during the credits for a little added bonus about halfway through. Overall A-/B+