The Adventures of Tintin – review
by Toby Woollaston
We finally got to see Tintin. Not fully familiar with the Tintin universe (I read Asterix growing up instead) but I was keen to have the blanks filled in. See the rest of the review here.
We finally got to see Tintin. Not fully familiar with the Tintin universe (I read Asterix growing up instead) but I was keen to have the blanks filled in. See the rest of the review here.
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Spielberg may not score much points when it comes to his use of motion-capture animation here but the film still benefits from a fun and kinetic direction that brings him back to his old Indiana Jones days. Serkis is a riot the whole time as well. Great review. Check out mine when you get the chance.
Thanks. Yes I agree there is a definite “kinetic” feel to Tintin as you suggest. I read somewhere that they thought Serkis was over acting. They couldn’t have been more wrong, and as you say I thought Haddock was a riot.
I agree with most of your points and I said some of the same things in my review. I especially agree with the realism of some of the sets. I saw it in 3D and in some instances I had to take my 3D glasses off to see if I was looking at something that was real or computer generated. Good review.