The Smurfs Love Smurfette Review
The Smurfs Love Smurfette
Reviewed by David Savage
Certificate: U
Running Time: 100 minutes
Number of Episodes: 6
Number of Discs: 1
Format: DVD
Release Date: 1 July 2013
RRP: £5.99
The Smurfs Love Smurfette has 6 episodes about Smurfette, the only female smurf in the village, from the long running animated series.
Smurfette is the only Smurf in the village, with her long blonde hair and white heels she has the other Smurfs wrapped around her little finger.
Smurfette’s Rose – Smurfette wants a blue rose for her garden but they don’t exist. She asks Mother Nature who gives her the blue rose blue Smurfette’s blue colouring is removed to do so causing lots of upset.
Smurfette’s Lucky Star – Smurfette has a lucky star that she uses for selfish wishes. When the star falls from the sky with one remaining wish Smurfette has a big decision to make.
Clockwork Smurfette – Clockwork Smurk, a robot smurf, is feeling a bit down but cheers up when he meets Smurfette. Handy builds Clockwork Smurfette but she falls in love with him and not Clockwork Smurf as planned.
Wild About Smurfette – Wild Smurf saves Smurfette from the nasty bog goblin and she becomes infatuated with him making the other Smurfs jealous and trying to get her attention.
Soothsayer Smurfette – It’s Baby Smurfs birthday and Smurfette decides she needs a new dress. When she gets a new dress that has a spell on it she develops psychic powers.
Smurfette’s Green Thumb – Smurfette gets tricked into the garden on Babble On and gets pricked by one on the plants and becomes their gardener and everything she touches turns into flowers.
Overall, you can’t help but love the Smurfs and The Smurfs Love Smurfette is no exception. It is a selection on episodes about Smurfette and the troubles she gets into, how the Smurfs are always there to help her out and with the evil Gargamel always trying to catch them for his cooking pot.
A great animated series that the whole family will enjoy.
Rating: 5/5 
The Smurfs Love Smurfette is available to buy on DVD from Fabulous Films here.
