Favorite Smurf?

[wes]

OOOOOOH!!!

Oh by the way here is THE Smurf offical Website
http://www.smurf.com/

I forgot my other favorite smurf, Cook Smurf The food always looked so good and the smurf Berries, Mmmmm Mmmm, Hey Does any one remeber Smurf berry Ceral It was a real ceral?

 

[sugarbritchez]

Wes.......i remember!!!!

Vic.......I agree with you on that too........and I just realized that I spelled Therapy wrong...........hahahahahahahahaha guess you can tell I'm from the south fer sure!

 

[OverUnderAround]

When I was into the Smurfs but this was YEARS ago when I used to watch lame shows like Shirt Tales, and Dungons and Dragons. lol
I would have to say my fave was Handy Smurf. But I liked them all though.

I have to agree about Handy Smurf, the guy could do it all, he was the total package... You needed something done, you could depend on Handy!

While I really didn't care for Brainy Smurf, I did enjoy watching him get tossed on his keester because he didn't know when to shut up.

Did any of you see that Smurf cartoon movie years ago called "The Magic Flute"? Since it wasn't a Hanna-Barbera project it didn't have any of the characters we liked. So I was disappointed in that movie.

However! Good news might be on the horizon! Hollywood is preparing a Computer Animated 3-D Smurf movie! (Let's see if it actually get's made though!)

Below is the news story, it was written last July:

Mon., Jul. 18, 2005, 10:00pm PT

Kerner, Nick on Smurf turf
Studio gives classic Saturday morning toon CGI redo

Paramount's getting the blues, acquiring film rights to vintage cartoon characters the Smurfs and setting up development of a 3-D CGI feature with producer Jordan Kerner and Nickelodeon Movies.
Producers have conceived the project as a trilogy and are aiming to release the first film in 2008 to coincide with the 50th anniversary of the Smurfs.

Paramount has tapped Herb Ratner to script. He recently wrote "Mr. Lucky" for Revolution and co-wrote Focus' "Clean Break" with Trevor Sands. Storyline is being kept under wraps.

Kerner Entertainment production topper Paul Neesan, who helped acquire the rights, will exec produce along with Nick senior VP Julia Pistor. Paramount veep Matt Jackson will oversee for the studio.

The Smurfs originated in 1958 as a Belgian comic strip from Peyo (Pierre) Culliford. NBC launched "The Smurfs" in 1981, spawning 256 episodes and multiple Emmy awards.

Teaming of Nick and Kerner on "Smurfs" comes as the shingles have wrapped production on "Charlotte's Web" together with Walden Media. That pic, starring Dakota Fanning, is set for a June release.

 

[AndyWan Kenobi]

How to pick just one?!? Probably Papa Smurf, but I also love Baby, and Greedy (because I'm a food guy), and all the others! I love Smurfs!

 

[zeldazipple]

Smurf's Movie

I have to agree about Handy Smurf, the guy could do it all, he was the total package... You needed something done, you could depend on Handy!

While I really didn't care for Brainy Smurf, I did enjoy watching him get tossed on his keester because he didn't know when to shut up.

Did any of you see that Smurf cartoon movie years ago called "The Magic Flute"? Since it wasn't a Hanna-Barbera project it didn't have any of the characters we liked. So I was disappointed in that movie.

However! Good news might be on the horizon! Hollywood is preparing a Computer Animated 3-D Smurf movie! (Let's see if it actually get's made though!)

Below is the news story, it was written last July:

Mon., Jul. 18, 2005, 10:00pm PT

Kerner, Nick on Smurf turf
Studio gives classic Saturday morning toon CGI redo

Paramount's getting the blues, acquiring film rights to vintage cartoon characters the Smurfs and setting up development of a 3-D CGI feature with producer Jordan Kerner and Nickelodeon Movies.
Producers have conceived the project as a trilogy and are aiming to release the first film in 2008 to coincide with the 50th anniversary of the Smurfs.

Paramount has tapped Herb Ratner to script. He recently wrote "Mr. Lucky" for Revolution and co-wrote Focus' "Clean Break" with Trevor Sands. Storyline is being kept under wraps.

Kerner Entertainment production topper Paul Neesan, who helped acquire the rights, will exec produce along with Nick senior VP Julia Pistor. Paramount veep Matt Jackson will oversee for the studio.

The Smurfs originated in 1958 as a Belgian comic strip from Peyo (Pierre) Culliford. NBC launched "The Smurfs" in 1981, spawning 256 episodes and multiple Emmy awards.

Teaming of Nick and Kerner on "Smurfs" comes as the shingles have wrapped production on "Charlotte's Web" together with Walden Media. That pic, starring Dakota Fanning, is set for a June release.

Holy Shmokes!! I guess they are going to do a 3D movie about EVERYONE. That's soo cool in a way. I wouldn't mind seeing that if it ever comes to be. Now that Computer Animations has refined it's self to makig the charecters at leats look more 3D and less like leggo blocks. Allthought I seen some really cool computer games that were made back in 1983, and the graphics were really good for it's time. Anyone ever heard of The Dark Crystial Computer game made back in 83? No? Not surprised, too bad I don't have the news paper clipping anymore I saved it for years. It eventually got lost when I moved, but it showed a computer graphic of Jen Talking to One on the Mystics and it really looked like them I mean you could see who they were and didn't have to use your imagintition like you did with most Atari games made in that time frame.