Ultimately, No Name finds his “thing.” And his purpose is better and more extraordinary than any other Smurf’s. Good for him.

Justin Timberlake had “Trolls.” Rihanna has “Smurfs.” Both films get as much mileage as it can from its singer-voice actor.

The Smurfs are back like never before, and they’re bringing a few familiar faces (and voices) along for the ride.

The strong voice cast, including James Corden, Kurt Russell and John Goodman, also helps with the transformation.

The woodland creatures get a new voice cast — including Rihanna and James Corden — and an updated backstory, but can't escape ...

Watching it, it's hard not to consider the fact that the vast majority of children brought by parents are probably way more familiar with Spongebob and Squidward than they are with the colony of blue ...

Somewhere between a warped Rihanna concept album and a multiversal superhero knock-off, Smurfs can't decide how it wants to ...

A movie that’ll just about keep young viewers’ attention, Smurfs is part Rihanna jukebox musical, and part flimsy attempt to ...

A reboot for Gen Z and their parents, the new "Smurfs" actually tries to evolve - a rare feat in a summer flooded with cynical retreads.

Even Rihanna’s song, “Friend of Mine,” offers a moment of emotional pause, but it’s drowned out by the sheer chaos of the ...

I went into the “Smurfs” movie hoping for the best, expecting something less and ending up with an experience smack dab in ...