- look, kid, I'm trying to help you out, i don't think you realise this, but you're about to walk into a whole mess of danger.
- what kind of danger?
- I'm warning you, get rid of the bout and get out while you still can, these people do not play nice.
When i was a child i ever never couldn't dream such a glory in animation techniques, 2D was my world, my colorful tenderminded world. Then the 3D popped-up: now, the world we live, is animation itself. Same feelings even more realistic than the movies whit one little difference: you can create everything and everyone with no limitations, you're free to tell your story how you like to be told. The Adventures of Tintin: The Secret of the Unicorn is a grate sample of this path. When i saw the trailer i was really eager to watch it as soon as possible, and when the time comes i was really excited. the voices are just wonderful and Daniel Craig done a grate job transforming the feeling of his character.
But, there is a big goof, i think. Tintin himself! he is not like the one in the comic books I've used to read, his face doesn't work quiet well, He is too baby face but the true Tintin - the name i gave to the comic version- is not like this. The Thomson and Thompson are really weak characters, they slow down the speed of the story. Overhand Captain Haddock is a grate lovely character with very professional voice and high impression in the film.
Mr.Spielberg, you're grate! Thank you to give us a chance to taste a little bit from our fantasy dreamy world. I'm not gonna tell you: hey buddy, watch it; you will!
