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    The Adventures of Tintin

    Movie » The Adventures of Tintin released on December 23, 2011.

    Also known as 'The Adventures of Tintin:The Secret of the Unicorn.' A 2011 animated film based on the Tintin comic books, combining three of the kid reporter's adventures into one film directed by Steven Spielberg.

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    Tintin Fan would be overwhelmed!!

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    The movie has come out really well. It is just about 1.5 hours but it seemed as though for 3 hours or even more. This movie, like any Tintin comic book, always had me at the edge of my seat and stayed there!!!!

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    Firstly I would like to say that all characters - Tintin, Snowy & Haddock primarily have come out extremely well. I am a great fan of Tintin comics and grew up reading them. Usually I do not like comic book adapted movies so much as they deviate quite a lot. This movie for one, has come out exactly as the comic book panels fly by and matches whatever you would have imagined while reading Tintin comics - Well I must say - they come out BETTER THAN YOU COULD HAVE IMAGINED!!! - LOOKS & VOICE of these characters are simply a MAGIC!!!!!

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    Coming to the story - it just flows and you never know when it starts and when it ends. However the storyline is exactly as that of The Secret Of The Unicorn comic book. And at the end there is a hint that there will be a sequel with the Red Rakham's Treasure storyline (well that's my guess.)
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    Bottomline: Being a great fan of Tintin comic book, I just loved the movie - every damn bit of it. Tintin looks amazingly cool. I don't think there could be any better opening for a comic book adapted movie.

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      The Adventures of Tintin by gc8 on November 30, 2012

      There's one distinct way adapting a comic to film differs from other forms of adaptation (plays, novels, short stories, etc.). Namely comics have action that moves at the speed of the reader. When reading say, a novel, the events happen with a certain rhythm, and at a certain time span decided by the author; whether an author devotes 5 words or 50 words to the events of a minute, it's still the events of one minute. Not so with comics. With comics, the action happens between the panels and as su...

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