Paramount+ has announced that the animated film SMURFS, featuring Art star James Corden, will arrive on the service on September 16 in the U.S. and Canada. The movie first hit theaters on July 18. In ...

The Smurfs made their attempt on the big screen in 2001 with their hit movie “The Smurfs” and its 2013 sequel “The Smurfs 2.” Instead of a previously announced “Smurfs 3,” the studio decided to ...

The Smurfs are back! Get a behind-the-scenes look at the art that went into the making of the new movie, releasing July 2025! Journey into the world of Smurfs with fresh takes on well-known characters ...

Rihanna feels she identifies with Smurfette "a lot". The 37-year-old singer voiced the blonde-haired blue cartoon character in the 2025 musical-fantasy-comedy film Smurfs, and Rihanna admits she ...

HOLLYWOOD, LOS ANGELES -- While "Superman" is expected to continue its high-flying box office dominance this weekend, John Goodman and Nick Offerman join the mix, playing "blue" brothers in their ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. No Name (James Corden) and Smurfette (Rihanna) in Smurfs from Paramount Animation. | Smurfs ...

The summer of movies continues this weekend, with the animated children's movie Smurfs hitting theaters on July 18. The light-hearted family flick features the voice talents of John Goodman (Papa ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The Smurfs are a village of creatures who live in mushroom houses that consider themselves one big happy family, and each Smurf ...

Smurfs (2025) Film Review, a movie directed by Chris Miller, written by Pam Brady, Butch Hartman and Peyo and starring Rihanna, James Corden, Nick Offerman, John Goodman, JP Karliak, Dan Levy, Amy ...

This image released by Paramount Animation shows No Name, voiced by James Corden, left, and Smurfette, voiced by Rihanna in a scene from "Smurfs." (Paramount Animation via AP) Justin Timberlake had ...

Another Smurfs movie? Are we really doing this again? It seems there are some franchises that, despite their middling popularity, keep appearing with new entries like a zombie in the woods. Even ...

Justin Timberlake had “Trolls.” Rihanna has “Smurfs.” Now, we patiently await a “Gummi Bears” with the Biebs. But first we have “Smurfs,” which, like “Trolls,” gets as much mileage as it can from its ...