The Adventures Of TinTin: Secret Of The Unicorn

And in returning to his family friendly roots he's delivered a truly fun, lavish and spectacular looking adventure crossing oceans and deserts along the way!

When intrepid reporter Tintin (Jamie Bell) buys a model of the famous lost ship, the Unicorn, he unwittingly finds himself almost immediately drawn into a globetrotting adventure spanning the globe, hinging on the secret of the location of a long lost treasure beyond imagination! With him, only his trusty sidekick Snowy and new ally Captain Haddock (Andy Serkis) to solve the mystery.

After what I did find a slightly stodgy starting twenty minutes while the set up is put into place the film then launches headlong into an almost non-stop collection of set-pieces that dazzle the eyes and represent impeccable visual effects from start to finish. With almost spot on voice casting and performances from the cast, with Spielberg's eye for fantastical action (with a couple of quick nods to some of his previous films as well) sequences (especially an amazing sea battle between two ships) this is a great family film that kids should love and adults should also be kept entertained by.

I thoroughly enjoyed the whole thing, and hope that I can continue the adventures of Tintin in more films!

Wow, this brings me back to my childhood. I absolutely loved Herge's books and the subsequent original cartoons. Technology has made the animations more lifelike and the result is a great family adventure for original fans and for those who are new to Tintin. I for one can wholly recommend this and will be purchasing it myself.

this is a very good film. raders of the lost ark was a good movie of steven spielberg. this is based on the belgian comic books of the same name. very good motion capture work and action. this film has action mystery and comedy.

Great film. Really enjoyed this. Fab for all the family.

Tin Tin buys a model boat at the local market and before he knows it he becomes deeply involved with some sinister characters and must solve a mystery- The Secret of the Unicorn!
I was a little wary when I saw the Tin Tin film was being made in CGI but the film is good and captures some of the adventure and mystery from the original cartoons. The 3D isnt crucial but at times enhances the film, especially in the Chase scenes.
The voice overs are good and feature a host of British talent Its also quite refreshing to see a character like Haddock who spends most of the film looking for any kind of Alcohol to drink.
Personally I would have liked to see a cartoon film aided with CGI for extra effect but overall its a good effort and would probably watch a sequel!