A Columbia Pictures Release/Netflix (2020) (Smurfs: Returning Village)
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Music used: The Loud House Movie (2021) - "What the Sheep?" - Christopher Lennertz, Philip White
Taken from the end of "Smurfs: Returning Village" (2020).
Credit to Sony Pictures for the first logo and to Netflix for the last logo.
"Smurfs: Returning Village" - Script & Storyboard Process: November 28, 2017-August 12, 2018 and CGI Animation + 2D Animation Process: July 3, 2018-December 14, 2019
Netflix release: July 24, 2020
Genres: Animation/Adventure/Fantasy/Comedy
Rated PG for peril and humor. (United States)
Rated PG (Canada, United Kingdom, Australia)
Rated A (Mexico)
Running time: 109 minutes (1 hour and 49 minutes)
Color: Color
Aspect ratio: 1.88:1
Language: English
Country: United States
Motion Picture Association Approved No.: 52234
Directed by: David Bowers, Lorne Cameron (co-director), Noah Baumbach (co-director)
Written by: Pamela Ribon
Based on: Characters and Works by Peyo
Produced by: Jordan Kerner, Mary Ellen Bauder Andrews, Véronique Culliford (co-producer), Mandy Kisthardt-Tankenson (co-producer)
Music by: Christopher Lennertz
Songs by: Meghan Trainor, Electric Light Orchestra, Eiffel 65, Katy Perry, Britney Spears, will.i.am, Wiz Khalifa, a-ha, Lil Mosey
Executive Producers: Raja Gosnell, Ben Waisbren, Rob Letterman
Starring: Demi Lovato, Joe Manganiello, Danny Pudi, Jack McBrayer, Mandy Patinkin, Julia Roberts, Eric Anderson, Joe Filippone, Timothy Spall, Rainn Wilson, and Frank Welker
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