#THE ADVENTURES OF TINTIN REVIEW MOVIE#

#THE ADVENTURES OF TINTIN REVIEW MOVIE#

That happens here, but it turns out the character is standing in front of a canary store. Adventures of Tintin, The (2011) (out of 4) Steven Spielbergs first animation movie is also his first in 3-D. There are some clever transitions between scenes вЂ“ a close-up of someoneвЂ™s hand cuts to a monster shaped like a hand вЂ“ and there are droll gags about the conventions of animation, like the one in which a character gets clocked and then sees canaries flying around his head. In his first animated outing as a director, Steven Spielberg has fun with the unlimited visual possibilities. Soon, he and his dog, Snowy, whoвЂ™s always rescuing Tintin from tight spots, are off on a cross-continental trip, accompanied by a sea captain whose treasure-hunting help they need. The Adventures of Tintin: The Black Island (Review) Posted on Decemby Darren To celebrate the release of The Adventures of Tintin: The Secret of the Unicorn in the United States later this month, IвЂ™ll be taking a look at some of nineties animated television show. It begins when Tintin buys a model of a pirate ship that lots of other people want to get their hands on because it contains a clue to a treasure. I could have used a breather or two вЂ“ Maybe some info about Tintin, whose character has very little character? вЂ“ but the action, quite literally, never lets up. As Tintin stumbles upon a robbery, a treasure hunt, a secret code, a desert hideaway and a long-buried family secret, вЂњThe Adventures of TintinвЂќ gets busy enough for three movies and, as a result, it feels longer than it is. вЂњTintinвЂќ is based on the Belgian comics about a mystery-solving, triangular-banged young reporter named Tintin. The animation technique used for вЂњThe Adventures of TintinвЂќ is called вЂњmotion capture,вЂќ and it sure does capture a lot of motion.

The adventures of tintin review