The Adventures of Tintin - Will Have You on The Edge of Your Seat!!
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But or Rent - The Adventures of Tintin - • The Adventures of Tintin
While shopping at an outdoor market, young reporter Tintin (Jamie Bell), accompanied by his faithful dog, Snowy, buys a model of an old ship called the Unicorn. A shady character named Sakharine (Daniel Craig) and later an American named Barnaby (Joe Starr) try to buy the model from him, but Tintin refuses. The lad discovers that the ship contains a clue about a hidden treasure, but before he can locate it, Tintin is kidnapped and given over to the custody of drunken Capt. Haddock (Andy Serkis).
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If you liked this, you should see the original Belgum comics that this movie is based on.
TinTin is still in a league of it's own when it comes to animation. WAY ahead of it's time.
On the other hand, Team America: World Police.
I really want this to get a sequel because the treasure hunt is my favourite part of the Tintin comics. Closely followed by the moon landing.
the only downside is that they put the ending of the treasure hunt in this movie, i read that spielberg wanted to make a trilogy having sequel focused in the book the prisoners of the sun and the seven crystal balls
@@Kolbeck64 Wait what?? Prisoner of the sun and crystal ball are definitely one of the best!!
Little fun fact: the street painter at the beginning in the market physically resembles Hergé, the author of the original comic books. That's why all his paintings are in the exact same way most of the characters are drawn in the comics.
"Your face is so familiar, have I drawn you before?"
"Occasionally ;)"
In late 2018, Spielberg and Jackson affirmed their intent to make another Tintin film, but the script was yet to be written. I suspect the pandemic has caused some delays, but it sounds like another is still on its way.
This makes me so happy. The movie was a 'forgotten classic' of my childhood and I recently rewatched it and forgot how good it was. I'm glad a sequel is being talked about.
Really? That'd be awesome!!
Hope so!
tintin was my childhood. can’t wait for it to come out!!!
I know it will be worth the wait.
I love the animation in this movie because it confused the hell out of me. Like how can something be hyperrealistic and cartoony at the same time?!
It made me love it
One of the movies that escaped "uncanny" moment lmao
It is made with actual actors. That is why it looks like so great.
2:49 Just like Stan Lee in the Marvel movies, Hergé, the creator of Tintin, made a cameo appearance in the comics, cartoons and this movie. An amazing tribute to his legacy.
The over the top action sequences are so amazing and extravagant in this movie. I think it would've been off-putting if Tintin was actually done live-action but I'm glad that they went the photo realistic yet cartoony style. It gives the movie a unique stylistic identity compare to a lot 3d movies, even today.
They couldn't have found a better actor to bring my favorite character, Captain Haddock to life.
I remember being so impressed with the animation and action scenes of this movie when I was a kid
I have waited for TEN YEARS for someone to react/review this movie!!
I love this movie so much I wish they’d do another tintin movie
I can't tell you how excited I was to see this reaction uploaded tonight!
I also grew up with the show as my mum had the box set and several of the comics. They really did Tintin justice. Everything from the *STUNNING* animation, the character designs, the voice actors, the inventive direction and the writing which managed to put a new twist on a couple of the classic adventures. It meant that, even as a fan, I still got surprised in some scenes.
They showed a lot of respect to the original material with hints at the other adventures and the caricatures at the beginning being drawn by Hergé. They also paid homage parts of the original story where Tintin and Haddock met, "The Crab with the Golden Claws", which were not directly included with the crab fountain and the cans that showed up in a few scenes.
The attention to detail in this film is phenomenal and I'm so glad you enjoyed watching it so much!
And yes, Snowy is MVP.
Still insane to see this movie came out in 2011 and the animation plus CGI aged like fine wine. You could tell me this movie came out last year and I would 100% believe you. I really hope that sequel movie comes out because this movie absolutely DESERVES one.
Side note that whole chase scene in the desert is still one of the most beautifully animated chase sequences I've ever seen in any movie not even kidding. It was all one shot and was nailed almost perfectly.
The animation in this movie is really solid compared to other that does the whole motion capture animation.
Actually the autor has said Tintin is between 14 and 17 years old. But yeah in the comics the style gives the impression that he is like 30 or something like that
Poor JV didn't watch a lot or any animation outside of anime in the past so he hasn't been able to see the natural progression of animation over the years. He's always surprised at how good animation is but Tintin was just 11 years ago, that is not even as far back as Advent Children which was 2005 or 2006 and was beautifully animated. Animation is not only NOW getting good, it's been good, a long time. Nice to see him catching up.
Gosh I love Tintin, my grandpa has the entire comic collection, even the ones published in the local Belgian dialect of the time! As a Belgian girl I cringe every time people pronounce Tintin's name wrong though, and most of the other characters don't have their original name. Snowy's name is actually Milou, and the two police men are Dupond and Dupont (yes the names of these two are actually slightly different, which means they are not twins). But I'm also pretty proud that a little Belgian comic got this far~ as for Tintin's age, all the author said is that Tintin is "very young", and that his physical age went from 14 to 17 along the comic series, whatever that means. But he's usually portrayed like he is in his early twenties. Tehy kept his actual age a mystery so that more of the public could relate to him. Also, this movie is a mix of a bunch of comic books!
Yes, in Brazilian Portuguese its Milu. And Dupont and Dupond.
The professor however is Prof Girassol, which is Sunflower in English. No idea about the original name.
@Asta Westh- Kristensen I don't really know how to write it to give the correct sound since it's a sound that I believe exists only in French :/ but if you write it in the French Google Translate and click on the "hear" button then the pronunciation is correct. Or you can maybe find some episodes online in French with English subtitles! I know some full episodes are out there but not sure about the subtitles. The animated series is pretty entertaining and nearly exactly like the comics as one episode equals one comic, which is great in my opinion. Would definitely recommend watching a couple. I remember liking the one with the Pharaoh's cigar and the one with the Castafiore jewels (not sure if her name is the same in your language, but it's that annoying opera singer who likes Capitaine Haddock).
@@rogeriopenna9014 His original name is Professeur (French for professor) Tournesol! It also means sunflower in French. His first name is Tryphon. Just found out they name him Professor Calculus in English and that is both upsetting and sad. It's ugly and doesn't have that same connotation of a bright happy person, on the contrary it sounds very serious which the professor isn't most of the time.
I like it that you really get into the excitement of these movies - it's like the kind of friends i like to go to the movies with - and yes tears are also about it too ... character development makes you care about what happens to characters ... that's the result of great writing
One of my favorites! We need more adventure movies like this.
This cgi reminds me of the cgi from the Polar Express movie. And the cgi in this movie is amazing and awesome.
The Adventures of Tintin and Mr. Peabody and Sherman are two of the most underrated animated films of the past decade or so.
3:20 Heh, “captured something of your likeness”, cheeky creator cameo. ;)
Thank you, thank you so much for sharing this movie. I love it since I was a kid. Tintin is young and clever, Thompson and Thomson were funny and never gave up their crime investigation, Captain Archibald Haddock may be a drunkard but he is as brave as he was strong.
This counts as a comic book movie. The Adventures of Tintin is a comic series from Europe.
when I first saw the animation in this movie, I forgot that this was animated several times
I really hope for a sequel!
Tintin was originally a comic written between the 1920s and 1970s by the Belgian cartoonist Georges Remi (better known as Hergé). He wrote and illustrated 24 stories and this film is based on combining and editing two or three of the original books together, plus adding a few other things (the identity of the villain in the original 'The Secret of the Unicorn' is different for instance.)
The books are originally written in French but have received a lot of high quality translations. They are very famous in Continental Europe and Britain and the UK but aren't really that well known in North America.
And the books are so much better than this movie. This movie is tripe.
Whenever I rewatch this movie, there’s always a brief moment where I forget it’s mo-cap
A nice touch at the very beginning, the man drawing Tintin's portrait is Hergé, the creator of Tintin :)
Edit : Hadock is an alcoholic. Both in the comics and the animations
It’s not rubbing alcohol that he drinks, it’s drinking Alcohol that was used back then medically, so it’s basically actual drinking Alcohol, not the rubbing alcohol.
*"You hit a wall, you push through it."*
- Captain Archibald Haddock 💪🍾
I’m so excited! Tintin was a favorite for me when I was younger, was so happy to see u would be reacting to it. Can’t wait to sit back and enjoy!
This was probably said already, but the artist drawing Tintin's portrait in the beginning of the movie is in the likeness of Tintin's creator Hergé!
The comics are the best! They actually combined the plots of two of them in the movie, the crab with the golden claws, and the secret of the unicorn.
I never watched this film but I always think of watching it so this was helpful
Astro Boy is an enjoyable film, with some good actors. It's been a while since I've seen it.
Yes there's more good animated movies like these
I remember when my grandmother showed me this movie when i was hospitalized in the childrens hospital in la from viral meningitis, nearly died but i made it through, this movie gives me core memory’s
The actor of Tom is the actor of Ragetti (the pirate with the wooden eye) from Pirates of the Caribbean!
Love this film and love your reaction to it!
i love this movie so much
I remember in the comics Haddock was a drinker but I don't think it was as much as it was in this movie
No no it was as much, he would fight against it for all the series
Well i haven't read the comics but i have watched the tv series and he may have actually been more of an alcoholic in that.
@@blankface9363 they tone it down in the TV series. The issue with the comic vs the movie isn't the amount. In the comic he always suffers consequences because of it - the movie he doesn't.
omg i literally love tintin. such an amazing underrated movie
This movie is criminally underrated!
No way finally, it's one of my favorite movies of all time.
This is one of my favorite animated movies and people barely talk about it
The paintings in the back are a reference to many of the characters from the original french comics.
The original cartoon Tintin was my first animated crush. This movie did it pretty decent justice.
5:14 - Tintin is 14. He's a reporter for a paper and just happens to end up in the craziest situations because of his knack for being really nosy. And since you ask later, yes he has a photographic memory and he has a high IQ.
I didn't know Milou has a different name in english, and hearing all these names in english is really strange as the French I am
I didn't know either, it's really weird but fun at the same time !
that's interesting in the spanish dub (South america) we kept the names except for thompson and tompson who have a different name as well, we also kept the same names in Asterix.
The reason the action scenes are so mad is because it was one of those early 3D movies that tried to showcase what 3D can do.
I was just remembering this movie today and looked it up to see if anyone’s reacted to it, and wouldn’t you know it: one of my favorite reactors reacted to it not too long ago! Keep up the good content!
In the comics Haddock gets drunk sometimes when drinking a lot of whiskey, which causes troubles for Tintin especially in Destination Moon. He also hates water cuz he likes whiskey and other alcholic beverages (like rum as shown in The Treasure of Rackham the Red).
The animation for this movie was done by WETA, a visual effects company in New Zealand - This was actually their first ever feature length animated film
The comics were very popular but mostly in the French-speaking countries and part of Europe, especially Belgium where Tintin is from, France and Switzerland among others, the movie didn't really worked outside from what I understood
According to Hergé, the author, Tintin is 16 all along, which it's pretty weird but ok ^^
27:32 I think it was Weta who also animated the Avatar motion capture as well as the Planet of the Apes motion capture.
THANK YOU! I love this movie and was waiting AGES for some RUclipsr to react to it😁 I have the comic series at home!
This is one of the few that I watched in the theater and I love the animation. I get what you mean by too much action. I believe this is partly because they crammed several storylines from the comics into one movie.
YES! I'm so glad someone made a reaction of this movie.
Tintin himself as a character started out in 1929 in Newspaper comics in France but the comic books were created in 1950 when Hergé started his own studio.
One of my all time favorite movies.
i don't understand why there's not enough reactor watch this movie, it was the best movie I've watched
Fantastic animated movie directed by Steven Spielberg starring Jamie Bell and Andy Serkis as Tintin and Captain Are Haddock as well as Daniel Craig
4:37 I love this part. Poor dude coulda came up quick if he haggled a lil bit 😂
Such a good movie!!!
I LOVED the comics as a child so this was a dream come true. And I noticed EVERY refence to the scenes of the comics. Besides the three albums that were directly adapted, there are several small nods to the series overall.
Am I the only one who wants to see cigars of the pharaoh/blue lotus arc as a prequel?
Remember, there were 14 years between the Incredibles and Incredibles 2 being released.
This movie's a trip. I didn't expect to laugh so much
Something that always gets me in the feels is the very end of the film. They finally find the gold and jewels, but Haddock is more interested in his ancestor's hat, and looks so proud wearing it. At the end of the day, redeeming his family, getting vengeance on Red Rackum, and the adventure itself is far superior to any monetary reward. When you think about it, it was his grandfather who told him the secret of the Unicorn, and he was so distraught at his passing that he fell to drinking. This subtly implies that he had a strong connection with him, so perhaps that hat represents the last thing bequeathed to him by his closest family member.
Yes Indiana Jones is definitely one you should watch!! Classic Action/Adventure movie.
I love the movie, glad there was so much you liked about it! My whole family has read the comics, and we had a whole sibling group get together to watch the film. We freaked out over every reference and every "Great Snakes!" exclamation. It's a very satisfying adaptation.
So far youre the only person on youtube to react to this movie
The captain was a drunk in the tv show. A big part of his character was him Trying to get rid of his alcohol addiction.
Fun fact, the artist in the beginning is pretty much the creator of Tintin making a cameo.
Steven Moffat wrote one of the drafts of the script. This was just around the time he became showrunner for Doctor Who. Matt Smith's era.
As a kid I always wanted a hardy boys(or Nancy drew)/ tintin crossover 🥺
Tintin is actually 17 in this movie!
Love this reaction, so good movie. Keep it up :D
Same, everyone seems to have vague but nonetheless positive memories of having watched some of the cartoon. This movie is f*cking awesome. Saw it in the theater with a bunch of relatives and everyone had a great time. I've probably re watched this movie every year since. Saw it last year, still haven't seen it this year Lol
I want a sequel so bad, this is because they need on a cliff hanger .
i love this movie so much i remember when my grandma bought me the comics and tv show dvds i love it so much i hope they make more tintin movies like these
24:46 Well our dog did drink alcohol once when it was spilled on the floor by accident.
This is a great movie!
You should really watch Ford V Ferrari, it's one of my favorites. Although I am a car nut, this movie is still great for people who don't know anything about cars.( WARNING, you will probably cry.)😭
I'm a huge Tintin fan, my parents have all the comics, I use to watch the live action movies and the 90s animated show when I was a boy, and I ended up watching the rest, so when this movie came out in theaters, I was so happy ^^
This movie is the coming together of so many excellently creative people and it's one of my absolute favorites. I'm so glad you are watching it!!
this is one of my favorite animated movies. (:
Super underrated movie. Love it
Fun fact! The creator of Tintin had seen so many bad incarnations of his characters that he said before he died that the only man he would allow to make a movie about Tintin was Steven Spielberg. Sadly he passed away decades prior to this film coming out but you can tell Spielberg had a ton of passion for this project and after many years created this masterpiece of a film.
Also the portraits at the beginning are of classic characters in their original art style with the painter being Herge (the original creator!)
Fun fact: When Spielberg asked Peter Jackson If he wanted to work on the movie, He replied of course I will I love Tintin!!!
@@teinhart Yeah i though that was also neat! I hope we get the second movie soon 🤞
@@unxprienced9548 Same
such an underrated piece of movie!
I’m sad that they didn’t make a sequel 😢
Police follow certain strict rules, journalists can often bend and avoid them, that and what criminal would take a copper seriously if they looked like Tintin?
11/10 movie
3:34 It's actually motion capture - like with James Cameron's Avatar movies.
I really like a long action sequence.
Thanks a lot JV for reacting to this movie. For me it is the greatest animated movie of all time tied with Spiderman into Spider-Verse.
Era of high quality productions are over thanks to Netflix and all of the streaming service although it is cheap and convenient for me. Now a day there are barely any individual production are left same thing for something like Rango.
fun fact. the artist in the bequinning that drew the picture of Tintin is actually Hergè himself the creator of 'tintin.
22:15 they knew he was the thief the entire time, they were just playing him