Justin Timberlake had “Trolls.” Rihanna has “Smurfs.” Now, we patiently await a “Gummi Bears” with the Biebs. But first we have “Smurfs,” which, like “Trolls,” gets as much mileage as it can from its pop singer-voice actor.

"Smurfs" might be the best of the Smurfs films. But while it’s an amiable diversion for kids, with its blue McDwarfs crusading to be "guardianeers of good," it’s still hard to escape the feeling that "Smurfs" is a movie that puts the innocuous in innocence.

Rihanna’s Smurfs movie is obnoxious, confusing and very unpleasant to look at - 1/5 Rihanna, James Corden and Jimmy Kimmel are among the stars who voice the magical denizens of a mushroom village in t