Famous directors and celebrities join forces to dedicate famous comics - "The Adventures of Tintin"
Today, let's talk about the movie "The Adventures of Tintin".
Titled The Adventures of Tintin: The Secret of the Unicorn (2011), alias The Adventures of Tintin: The Secret of the Unicorn.
Recently, my little princess finished reading the complete comic book "The Adventures of Tintin". I pretended to be mysterious and said to her, do you know that "The Adventures of Tintin" has another movie, don't you? The little princess said she didn't know.
I said you finished your homework early on Saturday and I'll show it to you. So last weekend I accompanied my children to watch "The Adventures of Tintin". The child was amazed and shouted that it was good, and I also felt the power of the big director again.
The Adventures of Tintin is a comic strip by Belgian cartoonist Georges Lemy Georges Remi, a comic book story based on adventure discoveries, supplemented by science fiction, advocating anti-war, peaceful and humanitarian ideas.
The film is faithful to the original, the character settings and storyline are kept original, and those who are familiar with the comics can quickly blend into the story.
There are a large number of action fight scenes in the film, and the skillful motion capture technology makes the action in the film extremely smooth, the camera perspective is very sophisticated, and the scene switching is a master hand. Even people who are not familiar with Tintin will like the technical demonstration of the film.
The protagonist Tintin Tintin, a Belgian journalist, is characterised by his blond hair and a tuft of hair upturned from his forehead.
He was extremely adventurous and had a sense of justice, and he was famous for going to the Soviet Union for interviews, and he liked to fight against various evil forces, and he could overcome dangers whenever he went deep into danger. This time he was involved in The Secret of the Unicorn and was obliged to make it his duty to publish the truth and return it to its original owner.
Milou Milou is a white fox hunting puppy, and Milu is inseparable from his master and is a good helper for Tintin.
The origin of Milu's name is an abbreviation of the name of author Georges Lemy's first girlfriend Marie-Louise.
Another important character, Captain Adold Haddock, was a good friend of Tintin's. Captain Adock came from a seafaring family, and through The Secret of the Unicorn, he officially became a valuable seafarer and captain.
Captain Adok's personality is exactly the opposite of Tintin's, quick temper, rude and impulsive, courageous, but kind at heart, a man of integrity and kindness.
Important supporting characters Dupont and Dupont are also called Thompson Thompson. Dupont and Dupond are pronounced identically in French, and the consonants at the end are unpronounced.
The English translation uses names with similar pronunciation and slightly different writings, named Thomson Thomson and Thompson Thompson.
The two stupid detectives have become the source of jokes in the film, typical of the work is not contributed, only hard work has no credit.
In 2011, two great directors, Stephens Pealberg and Pete Jackson, teamed up to make three comic books from 1941 to 1943 into animated films. The Adventures of Tintin is a perfect blend of three comic stories, The Golden Pincer Crab Cartel, The Secret of the Unicorn, and The Treasure of Red Rackham, propelling Tintin and his friends onto the big screen.
The film is exquisitely produced and humorous, winning many awards such as Best Animated Feature at the 69th Golden Globe Awards and Best Original Soundtrack nomination at the 84th Academy Awards.
In addition to the famous director, there is also a large group of famous actors who dubbed the film.
Actors such as Jamie Bell, Andy Serkis, Daniel Craig, Simon Page, and Nick Frost all offer excellent vocal and action expressions.
"The Adventures of Tintin" uses the method of simulation animation to bring Tintin and other characters to life on the big screen.
Thanks to motion capture technology and excellent computer special effects, the simulation animation looks more in line with the spirit of the original book, and each character can retain the original god form in the comic. If you shoot a live-action movie directly, the effect will definitely be greatly reduced.
No matter what kind of movie, someone will say that it is not good, even if it is a master comic made by a master director. It doesn't matter if others think it looks good or not, as long as we are happy to see it, especially if our own children think it looks good.
Children's movies are made for people with childlike hearts. There is no need to rely on demeaning others to elevate themselves, nor do you need to be a lever to blossom, as long as you can find the truth, goodness and beauty through the film, the purpose of watching the movie will be achieved.
Whether it is the content of the film or the technology of the film, whether it is full of feelings or full of meaning, this "The Adventures of Tintin" is a masterpiece worth seeing.
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