As a tintin fan this movie is insanely good, giving tintin nathan drake vibes, being more mature, and merging 3 albums + references in one movie, also giving a new story cliffhanger with the biggest pirate tresure still underwater
The only GLARING problem is that the "Four hundredweight" of gold is described like it fills a whole ship, even though it's actually about the size of the globe at the end. They could've literally changed it to "Ten thousand tonnes" and that would have fixed it
@@smallw2003that was only the gold that haddock caught in his hat after the Unicorn’s explosion. The rest lies with the wreck, which is explored in the book and cartoon TV series. Although I agree with you, there looks so be far to much gold than a single ship like that could readable carry.
Nobody was saying the cgi was bad. It had the opposite problem. The detail and quality of the cgi was too good that it made the more cartoonish aspects of the character designs look disturbing.
@@jinxedskyy It never announced properly due to the development issue but the director himself wished to create the sequel right after the first movie success.
Totally missed it until now, but Haddock is fighting left handed and then very clearly switches to his right soon after. Knowing the directors, it had to be a Princess Bride reference lol.
Should they ever make a New Tintin movie, I hope that when it covers Red Rackham's treasure, that it has the Unicorn be sunk not too far from an island coast, since one of the main reasons Francis Haddock was able to survive was due to staying on the island, counting his days and rationing his rum supply until he was found and rescued. ...Especially since it would mean having to deal with the parrots that learned a lot of Francis' language and passed it down through their descendants.
6:07 Red Rackham: I CURSE YOU!!! I CURSE YOUR NAME AND ALL WHO COME AFTER!!! WE WILL MEET AGAIN, HADDOCK!!! IN ANOTHER TIME!!! IN ANOTHER LIFE!!! 😡😡😡💥💥💥
So back in 2011 I went into the film knowing that Daniel Craig was voicing Red Rackham, and it took me awhile into the film to realize he was voicing the villian Sakharine AS WELL. I also thought it was a bit funny when they announced his casting early on, like "James Bond wearing that flamboyant Red Rackham pirate hat? Whaa...know what I'm interested to see it." This was before they announced the film would be motion capture animated.
I think it's fine. This is already perfect. I also kinda feel scared. If they make part two, it will be a disaster, like those new bad Star Wars/Marvel. So I think only this movie is enough. I do love for part two, but I am afraid and worry it could ruin Tintin.
The Unicorn Ship sailed away from the coast of the Island of Barbados in 1676. Reign of His Majesty King Charles the 2nd. Samuel Pepys the Diarist. Sir Christopher Wren.
You know Cap. Archibald Haddock remembers every word but also every detail. Now I know this seems like a longshot, but is it possible that Captain Archibald haddock is the reincarnation of his own ancestor?
@@larizarichard08 True, but Rackham said they'd meet again in another life, so it could be likely that they are Rackham and Sir Francis reborn as their own descendants. Crazy, but not illogical imho.
Here's a History Information Fact for you to know. The First Union Flag of Britain dates back to His Majesty King James the 1st. 1606. Gunpowder, Treason and Plot 1605. St George & St Andrew together firstly. England & Scotland. The St Patrick of Ireland joined the Union Flag on the 1st January 1801. Reign of His Majesty King George the 3rd.
Sir Francis and Archibald are played by the same guy but I like that their voices are still slightly different, with the Scottish accent toned down with Francis while it’s more prominent with Archibald who also has a more slurred speech.
Do you think it’s possible that Captain Archibald, Haddock is the reincarnation of his ancestor Sir Francis Haddock just as Sacarin is the reincarnation of his?
you know , considering hadocks supposed nobility blood.. and rackhams likelyhood of either bastard noble blood or such.. a lees romantic angle of this story could be that neither where in the direct employ of the royal navy , but where privateers and heh , made the fortune of seizing one of the 'treasure fleet ships' that the spanish monarchy hade become dependent on the yearly shipments of , and well as the spoils where counted up greed got the better of both of the noble posterior holes with hadock betraying a pact trying to sail to safty of royal docks with the loyalty of the more 'high born' crew getting bigger shares if there where fewer to share with , before rackham catch him and well , rackham pulling a classic privateer move on hadock , aka superior numbers and superiorly motivated manpower with a faster ship so catched up
This scene demonstrates what was so stupid about the Tintin movie. Tintin villains are crooks and criminals who are in it for the money or because they're fascists, not bougie antique dealers who carry on an ancestral curse of vengeance that destines them to fight one of the main characters. That's not the kind of themes these comic books were about.
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As a tintin fan this movie is insanely good, giving tintin nathan drake vibes, being more mature, and merging 3 albums + references in one movie, also giving a new story cliffhanger with the biggest pirate tresure still underwater
The only GLARING problem is that the "Four hundredweight" of gold is described like it fills a whole ship, even though it's actually about the size of the globe at the end. They could've literally changed it to "Ten thousand tonnes" and that would have fixed it
@@smallw2003that was only the gold that haddock caught in his hat after the Unicorn’s explosion.
The rest lies with the wreck, which is explored in the book and cartoon TV series. Although I agree with you, there looks so be far to much gold than a single ship like that could readable carry.
Those poor French Legionnaires! "Oh, Dieu merci, he put the bottle down. Merde! Who left their sword within his reach?!"
As a French i must say I'm terrifié😎🍷🇨🇵
more importantly, who had the swords there in the first place!
@@dwaugh2215 He literally just rips it out of the guy. What an absolute beast
This film really holds up.
6:07 now that is a dying curse
0:23 love how the lieutenant is already in this boxing stance and ready to square up on Haddock before his armed men enter the room.
2:28
Probably the darkest moment in this movie. I felt bad for his men
Never trust the pirate when they make the deal
Wtf why am i finding dylanorevs everywhere lmao, make more eng operator videos please
people always hate the cgi. . .
the cgi 13 years ago xd
what a masterpiece!
Wait, people hate the CGI of this movie?!?! 😯
Bruh you’re lying nobody hated the animation in this movie
Nono he’s saying the cgi’s really good but the cgi is shit now lol
@@crosscross8112 lol, what part of "what a masterpiece!" they don't understand, im waiting for part 2 more than a decade
Nobody was saying the cgi was bad. It had the opposite problem. The detail and quality of the cgi was too good that it made the more cartoonish aspects of the character designs look disturbing.
The storytelling in this scene and this entire movie is supreme.
Too bad the sequel still stuck in a limbo. I hope they reintroduce Professor Calculus in the sequel.
is there even going to be a sequel at this point? was it even started?
@@jinxedskyy It never announced properly due to the development issue but the director himself wished to create the sequel right after the first movie success.
Yeah calculus is hilarious
As opposed to professor algebra
I remember hearing the next Tintin movie would be based on The Seven Crystal Balls and Prisoners Of The Sun.
I love how he just casually puts down the barrel pulls out his sword and challenges Rackham
lol @ 4:00. Haddock should’ve been like “uhhh….yeah? You killed my crew after promising you wouldn’t.”
@imtheoriginaltolgWith better wording it would be just as badass
@@BaldianOfIbelinand down to the bottom along with my men.
@@biancajoieting1872 That's a good one
"Your crew for mine, a fair trade, wouldn't ya say?"
I love the transition with the past and present!!!
Totally missed it until now, but Haddock is fighting left handed and then very clearly switches to his right soon after. Knowing the directors, it had to be a Princess Bride reference lol.
0:11 and 0:26 The way he says Red Rackam
0:30 and 4:00 the fight scenes
I always used to rewind on these moments
Love that the two red feathers he's got on the front of his hat makes Rackham look like the Devil.
Hurry up Peter Jackson! I've been waiting 12 years for Tintin 2!
😂 true
Should they ever make a New Tintin movie, I hope that when it covers Red Rackham's treasure, that it has the Unicorn be sunk not too far from an island coast, since one of the main reasons Francis Haddock was able to survive was due to staying on the island, counting his days and rationing his rum supply until he was found and rescued.
...Especially since it would mean having to deal with the parrots that learned a lot of Francis' language and passed it down through their descendants.
as well as finding the cross with the calendar marked upon it
they should make that entire comic into a movie tbh
lol were all the pirates drunk or sleeping while 2 guys were sword fighting 😂😂
Both
lol I did not realize that til now
0:11
Haddock:Show yourself, Red Rackam!
If it's a fight you want you've met your match
@@darrenrock3387 To the death, Red Rackam!
@@phantomvlogs_9921 a fight with whom
The red rackam swings his sword is dope. Reminds me of video game boss fights
There was actually a video game that came out after this movie, and Rackham does the same sword swinging thing during his boss fight.
0:11 show yourself, red rackham!
6:07 Red Rackham: I CURSE YOU!!! I CURSE YOUR NAME AND ALL WHO COME AFTER!!! WE WILL MEET AGAIN, HADDOCK!!! IN ANOTHER TIME!!! IN ANOTHER LIFE!!! 😡😡😡💥💥💥
Captain Archibald Haddock and Ivan Ivanovitch Sakharine
This has got to be the best animated mixed live action movie ever
5:04 Same holding pose as John Marston on RDR cover.
Its a shame that this studio isn't around anymore.
One of my favorite movies to this day.
ARES! Make a sequel to this glorious movie and my life is yours
So back in 2011 I went into the film knowing that Daniel Craig was voicing Red Rackham, and it took me awhile into the film to realize he was voicing the villian Sakharine AS WELL.
I also thought it was a bit funny when they announced his casting early on, like "James Bond wearing that flamboyant Red Rackham pirate hat? Whaa...know what I'm interested to see it." This was before they announced the film would be motion capture animated.
How on earth did they manage to make it look this good? I mean come on this was made 13 years ago.
Motion captured CGI and a really good budget
17th & 18th Centuries Golden Age of Highwaymen & Pirates.
Criminals themselves.
One day I hope the sequel will happen
I think it's fine. This is already perfect. I also kinda feel scared. If they make part two, it will be a disaster, like those new bad Star Wars/Marvel. So I think only this movie is enough. I do love for part two, but I am afraid and worry it could ruin Tintin.
@@gr1mmy954Same... the second will always falling down bad 😢
@@gr1mmy954 sure ignores sequels that were a success or Marvel movie that did well.
I love this!
Imagine being a french soldier seen all this lmao
I only just realised Sakharine is Daniel Craig after all these years and that Thomson and Thompson are Nick Frost and Simon Pegg. 🤦♂️
0:30 Ancestor fighter Sir Francis vs Red rachkam
Love all the transitions
The Unicorn Ship sailed away from the coast of the Island of Barbados in 1676.
Reign of His Majesty King Charles the 2nd.
Samuel Pepys the Diarist.
Sir Christopher Wren.
Steven Spielberg is my favorite movie director
The soldiers are still confused what are they doing at least they listened to what they are saying and didn’t open fire
They are all wasted from drink. I mean, you seize one of the greatest treasures of all time, there's bound to be celebratory drinks all around.
@@philippeblais8594he's talking about colonial army, not pirates
Thinks they are interested in what he's spewing but still keeping their guards up
@@JeanneHamada captain Francis shouldn’t have revealed the treasure if his men gonna die anyway
@@ipryan5843 Dude didn't know that Red wont keep his words, but he's willing to sacrifice all that gold to save his men.
I remember reading this comic book as kid, that was so epic
The funny thing in this movie is mr. Haddock.😂 always drunk.
Like demoman
Drunk and scottish. Just needs to lose an eye.
Andy Serkis Vs Daniel Craig
Gollum vs James bond
Caesar or Alfred would be my pick
You know Cap. Archibald Haddock remembers every word but also every detail. Now I know this seems like a longshot, but is it possible that Captain Archibald haddock is the reincarnation of his own ancestor?
No, he says he is his ancestor
@@larizarichard08 True, but Rackham said they'd meet again in another life, so it could be likely that they are Rackham and Sir Francis reborn as their own descendants. Crazy, but not illogical imho.
Hey maybe sir Francis did drink said rum, and drunkly defeat Rackham lol
Yeah sometime people can reborn in their own descendants which is possible by the laws of reincarnation.
That wouldn't be the weirdest thing that happened in the series. I could buy it.
Blackbeard vs captain morgan
Which blackbeard? Original or one piece?
@@enkhtemuulenodgerel6175 original. Tintin first, one piece latest. Francis Haddock and Haddock, were inspired from this famous pirates.
@@deddykurniawan5993i thought you talking about one piece so ok🫤👍
Captain Moooorrrrgan, the famous drug smuggler?
Still better than most Pixxar films these days, by far
3:37 is literally how sea of thieves combat works
I wonder if in the next movie they'll throw in the Shooting Star!
Rackham's entrance was pretty cool
2:28 he didn’t kept his promise
Because he’s a pirate
A pirate don't give a fuck about promise
Here's a History Information Fact for you to know.
The First Union Flag of Britain dates back to His Majesty King James the 1st. 1606.
Gunpowder, Treason and Plot 1605.
St George & St Andrew together firstly.
England & Scotland.
The St Patrick of Ireland joined the Union Flag on the 1st January 1801.
Reign of His Majesty King George the 3rd.
Can someone explain what kind of badass move he just pulled to defeat red rackam
Sir Francis and Archibald are played by the same guy but I like that their voices are still slightly different, with the Scottish accent toned down with Francis while it’s more prominent with Archibald who also has a more slurred speech.
Bold move having people drown, shot, constantly drinking, stabbed, and show blood in a PG kids movie
I’m fucking losing it. I thought they made an epic rap battles of history parody of these guys.
SPIELBERG MAKE A TINTIN SEQUEL AND MY LIFE IS YOURS.....
The miniature goes more hard than we though...
Will someone competent please give us a sequel?
Is Peter Jackson good enough?
2027
Do you think it’s possible that Captain Archibald, Haddock is the reincarnation of his ancestor Sir Francis Haddock just as Sacarin is the reincarnation of his?
I wonder how none of the pirates woke up during the fight
Tintin the nephew of Indiana jones
3:34 ENTONCES SACO UN ALFAN
This is how yamarto sink
0:07
'Show yourself, red rackham"😡😡
you know , considering hadocks supposed nobility blood..
and rackhams likelyhood of either bastard noble blood or such..
a lees romantic angle of this story could be that neither where in the direct employ of the royal navy , but where privateers and heh , made the fortune of seizing one of the 'treasure fleet ships' that the spanish monarchy hade become dependent on the yearly shipments of , and well as the spoils where counted up greed got the better of both of the noble posterior holes with hadock betraying a pact trying to sail to safty of royal docks with the loyalty of the more 'high born' crew getting bigger shares if there where fewer to share with , before rackham catch him and well , rackham pulling a classic privateer move on hadock , aka superior numbers and superiorly motivated manpower with a faster ship so catched up
I love the movie but seriously, was Haddock psychic or something? How the heck could he know what Rackham looked like?
He realised Rackham was his descendant
@@Yeahimman32 You mean that Sakharine was Rackham's descendant. And sure, I get that, but how could Haddock _possibly_ have figured that out?
As a lifelong Tintin fan, I found this film to be quite abysmal.
5:52 0:30
4 hundredweight = 203,209 KG (of gold)
That's 224 Tons
aggressive Irish stereotypes and aggressive British stereotypes never get along.
Scottish By The Way
Gollum vs James Bond
This scene demonstrates what was so stupid about the Tintin movie. Tintin villains are crooks and criminals who are in it for the money or because they're fascists, not bougie antique dealers who carry on an ancestral curse of vengeance that destines them to fight one of the main characters. That's not the kind of themes these comic books were about.
Police-less 17th & 18th Centuries.
terrible trash this a movie ban it
J NO NO TAKE THAT BACK NO NO NO STOP
This guy probably had a Red Rackham family tree jaja
I bet You say that about everything You don't like
why