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THE ADVENTURES OF TINTIN |OT| (dir. Steven Spielberg) MIND YOUR SPOILERS EUROPE!

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Director: Steven Spielberg
Writers: Steven Moffat, Edgar Wright, Joe Cornish
Cast: Jamie Bell (Tintin), Andy Serkis (Haddock), Daniel Craig (Rackham), Simon Pegg (Thomson) and Nick Frost (Thompson)
Composer: John Williams

20 Minutes of Behind the Scenes Footage (Courtesy of Expendable)

Global Release Dates Releases in Europe first on Oct. 26. USA December 21st.

REVIEWS

From Belgium Premiere [Translated]:
When the end credits come, we realize this film could not honestly be better than what it is. Anyone from 7 to 77 years will love Tintin.
http://www.moustique.be/mosquito/cinema/19677/nous-avons-vu-le-tintin-de-spielberg

This is the most anticipated film of the year: "Tintin and the Secret of the Unicorn", the Steven Spielberg film based on the comic strip by Hergé, will be shown a world premiere in Brussels Saturday, October 22 next. But the Belgian press was able to discover this film on Tuesday exclusively. In the room, of course, Hugh Dayez, which gives us his first impressions. And also the Tintin Spielberg presented to the world press

A mixture of excitement and anxiety, that's what all felt about the project Tintin by Steven Spielberg and Peter Jackson to adapt Tintin film.

Excitement of seeing two filmmakers among the most powerful and most creative Hollywood together to bring the work of Hergé on the screen. But concern: is it the spirit of Tintin would be betrayed by crossing the Atlantic?

It is not: "Tintin and the Secret of the Unicorn" is an outstanding achievement.

In fact, Spielberg and Jackson do not want a film with actors or a cartoon. And they were right because in the past, these attempts have been very disappointing. And they chose a third way: the "performance capture" technique used in "Avatar" which is filming the actors in the flesh, and then rework their look and scenery in which they work in computer graphics. This hybrid technique combines perfectly with the world of Hergé: it restores both realism and fantasy.

As for the script of the film, it mixes craftily "The secret of the unicorn" with "The Crab with the Golden Claws", the album that tells the first meeting between Tintin and Captain Haddock. And even the humor provided by the blunders of Smith / Smith is the go ...

Spielberg Congratulations! Jackson Bravo! Mission accomplished, a thousand ports!

http://www.rtbf.be/info/chroniques/...rg-mission-accomplie-mille-sabords?id=6897933

On Tuesday morning we attended the press screening of one of the most anticipated films of the late 2012, The Adventures of Tintin: The Secret of the Unicorn. Produced by Peter Jackson and directed by Steven Spielberg, this adaptation of the adventures of the most famous reporter turned out to be a surprise film.

The film, which will be released Oct. 26, is expected to turn in all Tintin in the world, but they can rest assured that the heroes of Hergé just found a new exciting life on the big screen. The duo Jackson and Spielberg has succeeded in translating the graphic universe of comics to the movies thanks to the "performance capture". Inspired by the album "The Secret of the Unicorn," "The Treasure of Rakham The Red" and "The Crab with the Golden Claws", the film is paced to perfection, funny and designed to please all audiences. Tribute at least to the genius of Hergé made ​​by the duo Spielberg / Jackson, who has all the trumps in his hand to hook a new generation of fans.
http://www.telebruxelles.net/portai...6229-tintin-selon-spielberg-la-bonne-surprise

Tuesday morning, "The Secret of the Unicorn" was screened for the first time in Belgium, the Grand Hall of the El Dorado-De Brouckère UGC in Brussels. We left the room her eyes sparkling like a crystal ball.

The film opens with images of Hergé in Old Market. The artist is at work. It paints a picture of a well-known place on which the viewer sees only the knickers ... When he finished the work tends to Tintin, the table has the clean lines of a comic book! Beyond the moving tribute to the creator of Tintin, this scheme allows the hero to free themselves of the boxes and to exist for itself: another adventure can begin, the one that Spielberg has imagined for him ...

On screen, Tintin will be a real personality. Milou does not need to speak to save his master when he is in danger. Captain Haddock has all the true drink-free thirst-but it's the fault of his ancestor, so chivalrous he put his descendants complexes become alcoholics from father to son! Beyond these familiar details, expect to be surprised. The director of Indiana Jones takes his freedom from the original work: the castle is in ruins and Moulinsart Mr. Sakharine, the collector of scale models, cache more dangerous than a wicked Dr. Müller ... The Castafiore that n ' had nothing to do with it, is the guest of Omar Ben Salaad and shows real talent as a singer. Only the captain and Snowy to remain deaf to his vocals. Beyond the scenario, the interpretation that convinced us. Andy Serkis managed a great number of actors in Captain Haddock. Simon Pegg and Nick Frost make Dupond Dupont-in "no sense" very British. Daniel Craig Sakharine transcends into a character so impressive that one wonders why Hergé did not dig further. Spielberg even managed to give soul to Nestor! The sets are amazing and nods to the comic book of rare relevance.

With the Secret of the Unicorn, which embodies - finally - his old dream Tintin, Steven Spielberg signs and succeeded with flying colors a great adventure film popular in the best sense of the word. Rhythmic, colorful, full of relief, the film alternates between the story and the next set of tracks with a background often removed, light, sometimes even hilarious.

In presenting thirty years ago now, the first installment of the adventures of Indiana Jones as Steven Spielberg did, passing in Europe, the discovery of the teeming world of Hergé.

This film, how to deny, summarizes thirty years of love, and thirty years of passion for a rogue, that of Spielberg for the world of Tintin. With a happy child who feels at once - no doubt on the fairness of the process. And apart from a couple of minutes, where the director of ET may be unnecessarily sacrificed to the law of waterfalls dear to Hollywood, we will not try to nit: the enthusiasm and spirit of childhood, inseparable from the Spielberg film, we contaminate here without reservations. The film, which Spielberg will present in Brussels Saturday, October 22, will be on our screens 26.
http://mobile.lesoir.be/actualite/belgique/page_11163_869135.shtml
 
Milou/Snowy dies

on another note...HOLY FUCK MOST EXCITING FAMILY FILM IN YEARS. SPIELBERG, JACKSON, WRIGHT, CORNISH, BOND, GOLLUM, STAR WARS MUSIC GUY, HOT FUZZ, GAME OVER
 
Fuck yeah, Sculli! I'm interested to hear your thoughts on that BTS stuff. I was pretty amazed they released so much, so nonchalantly.
 
euhhh I'm sorry I thought this movie was coming at the END of December 2011?
why the OT now?

Great job btw on the OT btw nothing against it just wondering.
 
The Dutch Slayer said:
euhhh I'm sorry I thought this movie was coming at the END of December 2011?
why the OT now?

Great job btw on the OT btw nothing against it just wondering.

Europe gets it on the 26th...of October
 
I'm just worried about spoilers. It's not a healthy thing to do but I like to highlight things a lot.

Time to avoid any thread mentioning Tin Tin in the title until end of December :(
 
The Dutch Slayer said:
euhhh I'm sorry I thought this movie was coming at the END of December 2011?
why the OT now?

Great job btw on the OT btw nothing against it just wondering.

Comes out in two weeks in Europe and the first reviews have just hit from early screenings.
 
Discotheque said:
I'm just worried about spoilers. It's not a healthy thing to do but I like to highlight things a lot.
Time to avoid any thread mentioning Tin Tin in the title until end of December :(
Well EU with a big movie coming sooner than in the USA that is a first if I ever saw one.
 
Plus it's bizarre seeing Nickelodeon films logo in front of it. It's probably just insane me but whenever I see that logo it automatically makes the film look cheap in my eyes (yes I know Rango had it too)

This really needs a huge marketing push though, I would be very sad if it bombs because it looks like a better time than any Pixar film since Incredibles.
 
Discotheque said:
Plus it's bizarre seeing Nickelodeon films logo in front of it. It's probably just insane me but whenever I see that logo it automatically makes the film look cheap in my eyes (yes I know Rango had it too)

Agreed.
 
icarus-daedelus said:
More interested in seeing how it does in the US than in seeing the movie itself. I'm sure it won't tank or anything due to the names involved, but I assume Americans are unfamiliar with the property and it hasn't yet gotten a big marketing push here.

Maybe that is part of the reason for the two-month today? If it is truly is fantastic, everyone else around the world will be talking about it forever by the time it comes here.
 
Damn, skimming through the first video of that behind the scenes stuff, it really does hammer home just how incredible the simulcam process that Cameron and co developed is. Fucking hell.

Solo said:
Should be a simultaneous WW release. Fuck this racket.

Yep. Shit is going to be pirated to hell and back.
 

Solo

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Scullibundo said:
Damn, skimming through the first video of that behind the scenes stuff, it really does hammer home just how incredible the simulcam process that Cameron and co developed is. Fucking hell.

Yup. I can only imagine how much it helps the actor to be able to watch, in real-time, the CG version of himself.
 

Solo

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brianmcdoogle said:
Asking again, but is the Tin Tin theme from the official cartoon the central theme of the movie?

Why would it be? Yes, its very good, but we're getting one of the great John Williams' final scores instead.
 

Solo

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Haha, at first I was like "oh snap, James Bond dropped in on set" and then I remembered that he's in it.
 

Mr. Sam

Member
I was bored a while ago and made this. May as well post it in here, or else it'll never see the light of day:

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Really hyped about the movie. I've never felt more fortunate to live in the UK.
 

Edmond Dantès

Dantès the White
One of my most anticipated films of the year. I'm sure Spielberg and Jackson will do TinTin justice and establish a film franchise that Hergé would be proud of.

I'm hoping Calculus features in the second film. It wouldn't be TinTin without him.

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JGS

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Scullibundo said:
Yep. Shit is going to be pirated to hell and back.
Necessary risk considering how many Americans are like me in their knowledge of Tintin.

This positive word of mouth will help quite a bit.
 

Platy

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Solo said:
POST OFFICIAL THREAD


*insert troll meme of choice here*


WAIT 2 MONTHS TO SEE FILM

Tucah said:
Too bad the US is getting it two months later, I can't wait to see how this turns out.

My country is the LAST country to start it ... and the tintin cartoon was a HIT on tv =|

Will have to wait till JANUARY 20th to see it =/

I can actualy see every spot and making off and read every spoiler and when it starts on theaters i will probably forget about it =P
 
Another review:

We can of course criticize the liberties taken by Steven Spielberg vis-à-vis the graphic style of Hergé, or some narrative structures of the brilliant Belgian designer. But the pleasure is no less to the appointment of adapting the most anticipated in recent years. The Adventures of Tintin: The Secret of the Unicorn plays the card of the cocktail-action comedy-adventure, while putting a technique of "motion capture" a marked improvement in the service of a compliance welcome characters such as cartoon we had known and loved. The visual findings abound (with transitions and sometimes blowers ellipses), the visual beauty are not uncommon (the scene of wandering in the desert, the naval battle), and the pace is bound up crescendo to the end with a undeniable efficacy. Great show, in short, exciting storytelling qualities of Hergé through those of a Spielberg to enthusiasm.
 
Mr. Sam said:
I was bored a while ago and made this. May as well post it in here, or else it'll never see the light of day:

jFg2gkEtniNIp.png


Really hyped about the movie. I've never felt more fortunate to live in the UK.

use this in OP
 
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