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Sagi Mendel

3May13

The best adventure director EVER ♥

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Yass

10Mar13

Ce que le 4e Indiana Jones aurait du être. Et de très loin.

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Kespo

5Jan13

It need to takes its breath once in a while. It was just chase scene, then action scene, then chase scene, then action scene, and so on.

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Threske

27Nov12

Gratuitous CGI escapism at its finest. ★★★★

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Dave D

11Nov12

1) qualidade gráfica inacreditável. 2) movimentos animados realmente humanos. 3) um filme "spielberg" q não tem vergonha de ser como é.

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Joze

26Oct12

Good movie, do it right. Somehow any of the characters reach me. Had fun but won't remember the movie in a couple of months.

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Cremildo

26Sep12

Fun. Light as a feather.

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Eingya

23Sep12

A really fun and spectacular adventure movie, probably the best that Spielberg made recently.

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sapta

18Aug12

Stories mashed up to create a mess. But the fight between the unicorn crew and the pirates in the ocean was spectacular.

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Trolley Freak

29Jul12

You would have to be extremely hard hearted not to find this film version of Hergé's famous creation supremely enjoyable. Jackson and Spielberg prove to be the perfect combination in bringing Tintin to the screen and Steven in particular is at the top of his game, like a kid with a new toy in his first motion capture film making experience. A very entertaining spectacle that I hope is repeated in future installments.

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rorydean

22Jul12

Motion-capture maestro, prestidigitator extraordinaire Andy Serkis (Lord of the Rings, Rise of the Planet of the Apes) enlivens stylish homage to Les Aventures de Tintin, the comic albums created by Belgian artist Georges Remi (1907–1983), the most popular European comics of the 20th century. Spielberg ~ Jackson symbiosis proves aesthetic richness, compelling franchise beginnings enjoyable one and all. Don't miss it.

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alixrajabi

13Jul12

Oh Oh Oh Felt like a kid watching this

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Minousch

27Jun12

The opening scene is sublime.

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Truleu

23Jun12

I felt like I was twelve again

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Henrique Amud

28May12

Mostly harmless

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Matthew Lingo

19May12

There's so much manic invention in this movie that I wish the story was a little better.

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Howard Orr

7Apr12

An often witty script is all too often submerged by generic, non-stop action and one of John Williams' equally generic, non-stop and stolid scores. Doesn't that guy's music ever shut up?

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fruor

5Apr12

the only redhead I've ever felt sexually attracted to

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p a d

5Apr12

After watching it, I think it was Indiana Jones with dog and drunk man. Below my expectation

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HKFanatic

4Apr12

I wanted to like it as I remember watching the Tintin cartoon in my youth, but "Adventures" just felt like one of those kids' movies where a bunch of busyness is occurring onscreen and you're just kind of watching it because it's there. I appreciated the technical know-how required to pull this off, but the script failed to give me a reason to care or even the faintest idea of who Tintin is as a character.

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Joe Godburn

28Mar12

Its about time Spielberg made a great 4th Indiana Jones film. Despite a confusing plot and zero motivation for any character, Tin Tin provides great joy in watching Spielberg do ANYTHING he wants with a camera in the limitless world of animation.

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micah van hove

27Mar12

Weightless crap, despite an energetic performance from Andy Serkis

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    a Smith

    13Dec12

    Yes, the lack of weight in many, though not all, objects bothered me also.

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Stephen Campbell

27Mar12

Good fun and Spielberg is right at home here

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Andre Rehal

26Mar12

Very fun

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Effendi Ben Smith-Malick

20Mar12

Very entintining. Suck it, Peter Travers.

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Steve Pulaski

16Mar12

The scene where Tintin and Haddock fly the skimmer plane and then crash in the Sahara desert is absolutely exhilarating. Well done film all around.

Trevor Tillman and 2 others like this

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AmericanWaterGummo

14Mar12

It had its moments...

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Glim Ho

11Mar12

曾经想做丁丁的你我,现在电脑前打出这四字真言:真心跪了

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dan

11Mar12

A delightful visual feast!

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Nikki Elizabeth

11Mar12

extremely uninteresting.