The Adventures of Tintin

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Keith B. @Okbullard Jun 20 I thought it was pretty good but occasionally a little disjointed and hard to follow. I really like the newer animation that almost looks real. It's definitely not suitable for the little ones since there's some intense violence about two thirds of the way through. See more Vibas M @RT41255564 May 23 I like this movie, it's fun and the nostalgia for great animation from the 2010s. They made a great job with the transitions on some scenes. See more clark K @clarkkent618 May 22 movie was terrible and rushed, i felt sick watching it and i think i would rather drown in albert Einstein's poop and pee than watch this. I watched this in class and everyone including me was vomiting while watching it literally its just sooooo sickening and such a gross movie. ANYONE that thinks this movie is good can eat kangaroo dookie and wee wee..... See more Noah H @Noah85 Mar 26 LOVE IT! ONE OF THE BEST ACTION MOVIES OF THE 2010s! PERIOD. Saw it it with my grandfather when it came out and I've loved it ever since. The action is fun, it has great humorous moments including funny dynamics between Jamie Bell's Tintin and Andy Serkis's Captain Haddock, the characters are well written and respectful of their comic-book counterparts, and Sakharine is just one HELL of a villain. Daniel Craig absolutely delivers here. In fact, I would say ALL the actors deliver here. Yeah, the motion-capture animation may look a little dated by today's standards but don't forget: This movie was made in 2011. That's kind of expected. Overall, Can't recommend it enough. GREAT SNAKES!!! BLISTERING BARNACLES!!! IT'S AWESOME!!! See more Davetheman Mar 23 Thats a really good movie See more Yaaron R @KompetenterMedi Mar 9 A comicbook chase done right The Adventures of Tintin nails its animation style by capturing Hergé’s spirit without copying the comics one to one, so it feels respectful and still fully cinematic. The action leans into a comiclike, heightened tone rather than realism, which makes the big set pieces, including the crane duel, genuinely fun to watch. The movie stays breezy and entertaining, with strong voice acting across the board. Jamie Bell fits Tintin naturally, Daniel Craig fully disappears into his role, Andy Serkis is excellent, and Simon Pegg with Nick Frost as Thomson and Thompson is perfect casting. My main complaint is simple: it is so enjoyable that I kept wishing there were more of it. See more Read all reviews

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