The Adventures of Tintin: The Secret of the Unicorn

2011 • 106 minutes

About this movie

Globally beloved young reporter Tintin and his fiercely loyal dog Snowy — iconic characters, created by Hergé — are brought to life in the worldwide smash hit, The Adventures of Tintin. After discovering a model ship carrying an explosive secret, Tintin and his friends find themselves in the crosshairs of a diabolical villain. From the high seas to the sands of the North African deserts, every new twist and turn sweeps viewers to ever greater levels of thrills, peril and adventure for the whole family. 2011 Columbia Pictures Industries, Inc., DW Studios L.L.C. and Hemisphere - Culver Picture Partners I, LLC. All Rights Reserved. CBFC Rating U. Certificate Number DFL/1/01/2011-Mum

Ratings and reviews

I give it 5 stars from my side. The characters did a pretty good job. Captain Haddock, A true captain who can be a excellent comedian. Then, Snowy, the cute and beautiful dog who gave his best to save Tintin and helped him to get the 3 slips. And, of course, Tintin who was the best reporter, liked adventures, was a good fighter and showed that " Keen Determination and nothing is impossible". I also liked the movie because of its absolutely pure/animation.Full marks for the story.

Indeed colorful. Fresh recollection of school time stories. Direction at its best..story-telling or the flow is soothing..picking right set of stories & converting them in to big screen definitely was a challenge... but delivered at ease. For all Tintin lovers its utter joy & happiness to see their childhood hero back again.

I have been a fan of tintin series since the 90s and have read all the series till date.. so was excited to see the movie... and while the animation is great the story has been mixed up by taking parts of everything from all the book series. I would have been happier if they could have come up with a new story or retained the original story of the secrets of unicorn and red rackhams treasure