Animation: More Smurfs already?
Posted by Fred Patten on Tue 6 Aug 2013 - 04:03 — Edited by GreenReaper
When Peyo created them in Belgium in 1958, the Schtroumpfs would be considered as anthropomorphic non-humans; no question. Since their Americanization as the Smurfs in 1981, they have become such thinly-disguised humans that they hardly qualify as anthropomorphic any more.
Can the Smurfs return to their origins? That is what the makers of the 22-minute The Smurfs: The Legend of Smurfy Hollow are hoping. Jerry Beck of Animation Scoop has the details.
Is it just me, or does Sony’s enthusiastic promotion sound like they’re saying, “Forget that Smurfs 2 bomb. Here are the REAL Smurfs!” We’ll see …
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Fred Patten — read stories — contact (login required)a retired former librarian from North Hollywood, California, interested in general anthropomorphics
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Smurfette is impressed by the nerdy one's blue balls...
*Slaps self*
Cartoon Brew: "'SMURFS 2' IS NUMBER ONE GLOBALLY DESPITE SOFT U.S. OPENING".
I feel sick ...
Fred Patten
Smurfs aren't furries; they are gnomes!
Well, I'll be...
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