Do either of these films look good?
- Yes.
- No.
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The smurfs I’m not so sure about… 
Hotel Transylvania sounds alright.
looks kinda good, I’m sure they’ll be decent 
I think The Smurfs should be left well alone, not made into a movie version. The classic-ness and rubbish-ness of the original was what made it so great, and I can’t see the people who watched the TV series being that keen on the movie either.
I agree. They already sort of ruined Cloudy With A Chance of Meatballs. I’ll see all of these because I’m a fan of Sony Animation but I wish they could make something as good as Surf’s Up again. 
I agree with TAMATER. As much as the Happy Feet-haters complain about another 'guin movie, Surf’s Up was Sony’s best effort yet, and actually stood out on its own for their documentary-style aesthetics and neat wave effects. I’d wax more about it in another thread…
Hearing Smurf will be a combo of live-action and animation sounds too much like Alvin and the Chipmunks for me, so I’m hoping they don’t mess this up. 
Hotel Transylvania looks okay to me. Like the Tim Burton goth-look.
i am enraged that they are doing cgi for smurfs . i probably wont see it because it wont be 2d animation
Ill give them a shot, im sure they will be good! I love and own bot h Surfs Up, and Open Season. Cloudy looks awesome, so im sure they will be good films!
Well, there’s a Movie Poster apparently.
Dear god. Usually I’m a sucker for catchy slogans, but for some reason this poster makes me want to dry hurl. Maybe it’s the freaky-looking Smurf standing like a deer in headlights or something. Couldn’t they make it look less ‘3-D’ and come up with a more interesting pose? 
That’s worse than last year’s Ice Age 3 poster. In fact that’s the worst poster I’ve ever seen.
I was just about to say the same thing.
I loved Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs, but I’m not really sure what to think of these two films. If I had to go with which one sounds more interesting, I guess I’d have to go with the hotel one.
To be honest, I thought they had stolen a Clay Smurf from Robot Chicken and made a movie about it.
Just what it made me think of.
There hasn’t been a lot of info available on Hotel Transylvania. The IMDb entry is incomplete–Who’s in the cast? Is Jill Culton still directing? But this recent article sheds a little more light and indicates that Culton is still attached to the film, with Mark Mothersbaugh doing the music:
filmmusicreporter.wordpress.com/ … nsylvania/
Mothersbaugh is a fine choice, given all the film and TV he’s worked on, notably Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs.