Smurfs: The Lost Village | Go Beyond the Movie with Discussion Guide
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This post about Smurfs: The Lost Village is part of a campaign through LEV3L Digital. All opinions are my own.
Did you grow up watching The Smurfs? Do you hear “La, La, La, La, La, La” in your sleep sometimes?
Then you’ll be excited to hear more about this new animated, feature-length film.
Releasing in theaters on Friday, April 7th, the Smurfs promises to be a great option for family entertainment.
About Smurfs: The Lost Village
Smurfs: The Lost Village Trailer
Smurfs: The Lost Village Discussion Guide & More
Something I really appreciate and love is that many studios are now releasing fun activities and guides tied with their films.
If you visit the Smurfs: The Lost Village website, you will find:
- Downloadable content
- Coloring/ activity pages
- Recipes
- Games
- A Smurf City Tour
- And more free content!
As part of this campaign, I have a great Discussion Guide that brings in Christian values to share.
Inside, there are 5 themes addressed:
- Source of Our Identity
- A Servant’s Heart
- Courage to Act
- Our Past Doesn’t Define Us
- Loved Into Being
Each of those themes includes:
- a guiding Scripture verse
- how it ties to the film
- questions for consideration
I suggest grabbing it and reading through the material before you head to the theater. That way you are ready for some potentially wonderful conversations with the kids as you leave the movie.
That way you are ready for some potentially wonderful conversations with the kids as you leave the movie.
I know that my mind is already whirling over the thought of deep discussions with my 7-year-old son. He constantly amazes me with the connections he can make and his ability to tie it into our Christian faith.
Win 2 Tickets to See Smurfs: The Lost Village
One lucky blog reader will win 2 tickets for Smurfs: The Lost Village. Open to U.S. addresses only. You need to have a theater which accepts purchase through Fandango. (The codes are ONLY to see this movie and can not be used for other films. Additionally, discount codes will only be redeemable for the first two weekends of release, Friday, 4/7 through Sunday, 4/16.)
So that the winner can enjoy this new film on opening weekend, the giveaway ends on April 5, 2017. The chosen winner will have 24 hours to claim their prize before I draw again.
Smurfs: The Lost Village
Are you a Smurfs fan or know someone who is?
Do you enjoy using materials like the discussion guide with your family to enrich a movie viewing experience?
Yes I love the smurfs, so do my kids. friendship,loving and always there for one another
I never watched the original series growing up. My mom didn’t allow it. For some reason ?? IDK why
I loved the first film. My son’s first preschool teacher was a huge smurf fan so she got him into it and he loves them. This one looks super cute and exciting.
I am definitely a fan and watched faithfully as a kid! Fingers crossed!!
The Smurfs was a cartoon I watched as a kid. It’s exciting to see that have been redone. I’m wondering if their lives will be modernized with the technology of today.
My kids are keen on seeing this one. They loved the first two parts. I love your activity concept and I am going to consider brining this into our family movie tradition. Thanks for sharing.
Even though I did grow up watching the original cartoons, my children are more interested in seeing this movie as they both enjoyed the previous two movies but they won’t watch the original cartoons. But this did seem like a different type of smurfs movie which is in their village
I grew up watching the smurfs. My sons enjoy the smurfs movies.
I loved the Smurfs as a kid would love for my grandson to see this with me.
What appeals to me is being able to share a piece of 80s nostalgia with my daughter.
I grew up watching the original Smurfs. Now, my son enjoys watching this next generation of Smurfs. What I like best about them is the way they make him laugh heartily.