[The Copenhagen Post]
The Adventures of Tintin is based on the much loved Tintin comic books that have for decades captured both children’s and adults’ imaginations.
Directed by the infamous Steven Spielberg and produced by the super clever Sir Peter Jackson, the script is based on three of the stories: The Crab with the Golden Claws, The Secret of the Unicorn, and Red Rackham’s Treasure.
From the very beginning of this action-packed film viewers can expect to fall in love with the ever-curious and always fearless young reporter Tintin (Bell) and his ever loyal companion, Snowy, the super-smart, snow-white terrier.
Filmed in 3D, this film is as much about a great story as it is the amazing special effects. …
One scene that excellently demonstrates the joys of modern cinematic techniques is when Captain Haddock, stricken by sobriety, relays his family history. Here the viewer is taken on a glorious visual assault as Spielberg reaches a height of creativity not seen since Avatar. Through masterful match cuts and dissolves, viewers are sure to be wowed by reflections in blades and bubbles, the bottom of a whiskey bottle transforming into a telescope and a desert morphing into a squalling ocean. …
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