THE ADVENTURES OF TINTIN CAST MOVIE
THE ADVENTURES OF TINTIN CAST SERIES

Apparently there was a treasure hidden in 'The Unicorn' for centuries and the clues to find it are in these mysterious ships, so Tintin sets out on a worldwide exploration to find the treasure and discover the quote on quote 'Secret of the Unicorn.' Tintin is accompanied also by Captain Haddock, a drunken captain who knows more about 'The Unicorn' than he even realizes. All of the sudden Tintin gets whisked away from his normal life and into the hands of a madman who for some reason is looking for other versions of this ship. One day at a flea market or something, Tintin comes across a mysterious ship called 'The Unicorn' and he decides to buy it, despite warnings and offers from two different strangers. Tintin is a British newspaper reporter/crime solver with his loyal dog Snowy always at his side. Note to George Lucas, this is what 'Indy 4' should have been.

THE ADVENTURES OF TINTIN CAST MOVIE

'The Adventures of Tintin' may not be the best animated movie of 2011, but it sure is one of the better Spielberg movies of the 21st century. Sure this isn't among Spielberg's many classic movies, but it is still an enjoyable and fun ride that will have people laughing, thinking, and staring in awe at the spectacular 3D. The answer to that question is yes, it will be enjoyed by Americans.

THE ADVENTURES OF TINTIN CAST SERIES

This movie has been playing in every other part of the world for about two months, so the question is if it can do solid business here in America and be enjoyed by those who have never even heard of this series before. In fact, Spielberg was notified about the 'Tintin' books when a reviewer of 'Raiders of the Lost Ark' back in 1981 compared 'Raiders' to 'Tintin.' So 30 years have passed since then, and Spielberg is finally bringing 'Tintin' to the States. This series of books is extremely popular in many parts of the world, but it really never got its way around here to the US. This series was called 'The Adventures of Tintin,' and this film goes under the same name. Three years later, the director of classic films like 'E.T.' and 'Close Encounters' is bringing an old Belgium comic book to theaters in spectacular 3D/motion capture fashion. I'm one of the few that enjoyed 'Indy 4,' but others loathed it so much that Spielberg himself apologized for it. The last time Steven Spielberg brought a directorial project to the big screen was 'Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull' back in 2008.

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