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1 Are You Interested in Seeing a Modern Smurfs Movie?
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3 Smurfs Movie to Be CGI and Live-Action, Like Chipmunks
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4 Neil Patrick Harris Getting Smurf-tacular
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5 Link Time! Kanye West Heads to The Cleveland Show
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6 Link Time! It's Official: Fox's 24 Is Canceled
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7 Link Time — Hank Azaria Puts on His Gargamel Costume
Here are the first photos of Hank Azaria as Gargamel in the Smurfs movie! — Coming Soon Lynn Redgrave has passed away at 67 — Vulture Daria is finally coming out on DVD! — PopWatch Proceed with caution: the Piranha 3D trailer is here — MTV Movies Blog Rose Byrne joins Kristen Wiig's bridesmaid comedy — The Wrap Watch The Simpsons do Ke$ha's Tik Tok — HitFix You can hear but not see Read more
Sorry, Jack Bauer fans: 24 has been canceled — Daemon's TV Jamie Foxx is bringing a sketch comedy show to Fox — Inside TV Cast your vote for the 2010 MTV Movie Award nominees! — MTV Movies Blog A new Godzilla movie? Groan — Deadline Which John Cusack do you love more? — TresSugar Madonna reportedly casts daughter Lourdes in her film W.E. — The Playlist Saving Grace returns tonight Read more
Here's a peek at Kanye West's upcoming guest spot on The Cleveland Show — Entertainment Weekly Katy Perry, George Lopez, and Alan Cumming hop on the Smurf train — MTV Movies Blog Is Parks and Recreation stealing Adam Scott from Party Down? — Vulture Get a sneak peek at Navid's new lady on 90210 — Zap2it Johnny Depp has a language all his own — Inside Movies New episodes of Futurama Read more
The legen — wait for it — dary Neil Patrick Harris is all over the place these days! Not content to confine himself to ladykilling Barney Stinson on How I Met Your Mother or future game show host, the actor is taking on a family friendly role: NPH is in talks to play the lead character in the Smurfs movie. Sadly, the role is for a live-action part, so no, Harris won't actually be a blue smurf Read more
We've seen the very early basic designs for the CGI (and possibly 3-D) Smurfs movie, and today there's news that Sony has snatched up the film rights, and they plan to make it just like last year's Alvin and the Chipmunks movie — with live-action actors alongside the animated blue guys (and gal). Variety continues: [Producer Jordan] Kerner said the genesis of the current project began during Read more
The Oscars are coming! The Oscars are coming! All week I have been previewing foreign films, breaking down the best picture nominees, and sharing pictures from best costume nominees. Oh, and I also made some bold predictions for who would win. Here's hoping you feel fully prepped for Sunday! I've been sticking with Lipstick Jungle and Cashmere Mafia, mentally willing them to be better, but Read more
Check out this very early peek at the 3-D computer-animated Smurfs movie, which recently surfaced over on ComingSoon. Even more than the Alvin and the Chipmunks movie, I'm not sure how to feel about a modern remake of the old animated series. What do you think about a new Smurfs movie? Are you curious to see it? Or is it just plain sacrilege? Are You Interested in Seeing a Modern Smurfs Read more
The first full-length trailer for The Smurfs is reminiscent of other cartoons-gone-live-action, like Alvin and the Chipmunks — and I don't mean that in a good way. Neil Patrick Harris and Glee's Jayma Mays star as the couple who accidentally happens upon the tiny blue creatures when they escape from their village and end up in New York City. The smurfs are voiced by Katy Perry, George Lopez, Read more
Grab the popcorn and prepare to sit, because families will be spending a lot of time in the theater this Summer. With Memorial Day just two weeks away, the Summer movie season is about to begin, which means movie screens will be playing tot-friendly flicks on constant rotation. First up is Kung Fu Panda 2, but that's not the only sequel you'll be seeing. Check out our guide to the films your lil Read more
In the new Smurf movie, Katy Perry lends her voice to Smurfette, a character introduced to the original Belgian comic series for potentially cynical reasons. Some speculate that in 1966 a female Smurf was added to prove the all-male Smurf village's heterosexuality and stop rumors that they might be gay. Don't buy that the creators had something to prove about the sexuality of imaginary creatures Read more
