Imagine if they did keep making Tintin adaptations with improvements in animation and this same creative use of it/set pieces. So many cool scenes we could have seen: - The mummy nightmare and Incan civilization from "Seven Crystal Balls" and "Prisoners of the Sun" - Zero G physics, space travel and lunar landscapes in "Explorers on the Moon" - The Himalayas in "Tintin in Tibet"
You do realize what you have mention here are what make a Good and Fun film to watch, Yes? Current Hollywood can't allow that. Or else how are they going to appeal to wider "Modern audience" by sticking to the actual source material? And especially "Tintin in Tibet", Why would they dare to invest in a movie they certainly can't milk from CCP?
The Himalayans and the Incas plots worked 60 years ago, now they are a cliche and a bit racial. And sadly, after what happened to that Titanic submersible, we are not getting a movie with the iconic shark submarine.
You're probably talking about the way this movie was made. (And I agree there.) But if you're interested, the Tintin comics were made into an animated series back in the 90s. Also 2 animated and 2 live action movies even earlier.
Now that I realize Tintin literally set off a Nathan Drake-style escape and chase, destroying everything in his path. Yes, it was well animated for the time it came out.
For real! This quality of animation should be standard at this point. Instead we garbo like marvel, fight me. Recent stuff produce crappy braindead storyline.
Rewatching this in 2023 I realized how the sequences, transitions the action scenes the choreography and storyline of the whole film are so ahead of their time 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 I just hope they consider a live action.
This is just a personal thing, but I don’t think that animated movies need to be remade in live action. Animation is a legitimate medium, not a stepping stone to something more “real.” This isn’t great IN SPITE of the animation - it’s great BECAUSE it’s animated.
Jamie Bell Tintin Chris Pratt Mario Andy Serkis Captain Archibald Haddock Anya Taylor-Joy Princess Peach Andy Serkis Sir Francis Haddock Charlie Day Luigi Daniel Craig Ivan Ivanovitch Sakharine Jack Black Bowser Toby Jones Aristides Silk Keegan-Michael Key Toad Daniel Mays Allan Seth Rogen Donkey Kong Nick Frost and Simon Pegg Thomson and Thompson Fred Armisen Cranky Kong Enn Reitel Nestor Scott Menville Koopa General Mackenzie Crook Tom Kevin Michael Richardson Kamek Tony Curran Lieutenant Delcourt Sebastian Maniscalco Spike Joe Starr Barnaby Dawes Charles Martinet Giuseppe Kin Stengel Bianca Castafiore Khary Payton the Penguin King Sonje Fortag Mrs. Finch Eric Bauza Diddy Kong and the Toad General
My goodness the scene direction in this sequence is amazing. I remembered being blown away by it in theatres and rewatching it now years later it was every bit as good as I remembered it. Fantastic chase sequence, easely the highlight of the movie (the rest of the movie was stellar too)
i think what makes this scene the best is that everything that they encountered was shown countless and countless times again in the background, like the tank with a building stuck to it can be seen inactive in 0:02 before giving chase in 1:08 and then again in 3:17. This movie feels alive along with the character and it's a shame we barely see anything like this again nowadays.
Apparently this scene was inspired by the tank chase chapter in Uncharted 2, and in turn this scene inspired the bike chase in Uncharted 4. Creative minds showing each other respect.
It felt exactly like when Indiana Jones's father destroyed his own plane tail with a machine gun by accident. And also the side car bike chase. Both movies were directed by Spielberg.
As I grew older I learned: This movie is great asf Literally Undercharted movie but good Cgi and special effects can look like straight up reality with a lot of passion and freedom instead of time rushes and coorporative production cuts
@@EGRJ You do realize TinTin franchise started in 1930, right? Indiana Jones nor Uncharted were a thing since from that time. And comics always had action such as in this movie.
@@EGRJSpielberg learnt of the Tintin series after releasing Raiders of the Lost Ark and a bunch of people compared it to Herge’s work. Temple of Doom then took a lot of influence from Tintin.
True Tintin fans know that Tintin lets the bird go the instant Haddocks life is under threat. His intentions and loyalties in the comics were always very clear - the indecision here makes him look erratic and over zealous. In the comics he was measured and consistent. Although, to be fair to this version of Tintin I would have hung on to the bird instead of saving this version of Haddock. Adaption in this film was a complete disaster.
Yo they were riding an Indian motorcycle (the American motorcycle company mind you). Indians primarily had the shifter on the right side, unlike Harley Davidsons that had them on the left side, though some were built like Indians such as the Harley UMG which is a 74ci flathead made specifically for the NYPD (funny enough they didn’t get the contract because they used the 74” rather than the 80” version making it essentially an Indian) and some custom motorcycles where the customer specifically asked for the shifter to be on the other side. Its also a bit odd that he never shifted at all (or at least from what I could tell). It’s a very small detail that you probably wouldn’t notice if you didn’t know to look for it.
@@vksasdgaming9472 Indians didn’t have those at the time from what I remember. This bike is most likely a 1930s to 1940s era Indian (maybe a chief) which primarily had Manual tank shift system.
@@uncleyoda1834 Variable transmission would have explained why he never shifts. Time period is quite impossible to say, but my guess is after WW2. Shoulder-fired rocket and obvious Jeep are big tells.
@@vksasdgaming9472 this is an entirely impractical but plausible explanation but they could have shaved 1st and 2nd gear to leave 3rd (a 1:1 gear ratio) and reverse. Then they would only need to shift at most once and could just dump the clutch like they’re drag racing. I saw something like this on les myer’s panhead drag bike if I remember correctly. It’s on wheels through time’s TH-cam channel. Pretty cool bike imo.
@@uncleyoda1834 No doubt, but as it is drag racing bike such unorthodox solutions can be understood. I don't think motorcycles have reverse gear as they are practically impossible to control going backwards. Most likely explanation: nobody bothered animate gear shifts in already difficult scene. Especially when such maneuver would also have effect on sound design as well.
They don't make movies like they used to. This masterpiece deserved a sequel, but at this point it would be wasted on terrible cgi and corporate interference.
@@Obliteradon There was one parked outside the Sheiks or Emirs palace, so most likely from there. Before Tintin and Haddock stole the bike and the rocket launcher. At the end of the chase, when the tank rides up to the coast, a soldier pops his head out and screams before the tank drives into the sea and leaves the building where Thompson and Thomson were staying on the coast.
@@KlemenAEQ yes but what is he doing in the chase ? We never see the driver decide to join in or anything, it just bursts out of nowhere with zero context.
0:01 You can actually see the hotel tank in the back here. I pressume the guy they were beating up got propelled by the flooding when he tried going after them.
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Imagine if they did keep making Tintin adaptations with improvements in animation and this same creative use of it/set pieces. So many cool scenes we could have seen:
- The mummy nightmare and Incan civilization from "Seven Crystal Balls" and "Prisoners of the Sun"
- Zero G physics, space travel and lunar landscapes in "Explorers on the Moon"
- The Himalayas in "Tintin in Tibet"
We did get a reference of “Tintin on the Moon” with Haddock and Snowy doing a similar scene during the seaplane flight in the movie.
You do realize what you have mention here are what make a Good and Fun film to watch, Yes? Current Hollywood can't allow that. Or else how are they going to appeal to wider "Modern audience" by sticking to the actual source material? And especially "Tintin in Tibet", Why would they dare to invest in a movie they certainly can't milk from CCP?
There are talks that Peter Jackson signed on to direct the next movie, which will adapt “Prisoners of the Sun”
The Himalayans and the Incas plots worked 60 years ago, now they are a cliche and a bit racial.
And sadly, after what happened to that Titanic submersible, we are not getting a movie with the iconic shark submarine.
@@miguelcarunchod.1493dear god, shut up. Nobody cares, I want to see it.
Gotta love how well they animated a sequence to make it look like it was done all in one take. One of the best chase sequences in cinema
This deserved to become a movie franchise instead of Despicable Me.
Truer words have never been spoken
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You're probably talking about the way this movie was made. (And I agree there.)
But if you're interested, the Tintin comics were made into an animated series back in the 90s. Also 2 animated and 2 live action movies even earlier.
Absolutely should have! But I love despicable me
Despicable me: infinite movies
Tin Tin: 1
You can really see why this world is going down
These two just solved this entire city’s water shortage by accident
Neutral consequences
@@juanmanuelpenaloza9264 hence the “by accident” part
No they destroyed
There was no shortage; the Sheikh was hoarding all the water and forcing the peasants to ration it amongst themselves!
@@IsaiahRichards692 how rude
Now that I realize Tintin literally set off a Nathan Drake-style escape and chase, destroying everything in his path. Yes, it was well animated for the time it came out.
Nathan Drake set off the Nathan Drake style escape lol
this movie came out in 2011 and is still mineblowing how well animated it is, its better animated than most movies coming out in 2024!
Better than The Flash CGI
@@sandcrakes or anything by Marvel
It's bizarre how Steven Spielberg achieved this quality in 2011
For real! This quality of animation should be standard at this point. Instead we garbo like marvel, fight me. Recent stuff produce crappy braindead storyline.
"Tintin... we can NEVER come back to this city."
Addit to the list!
too bad that the bad guys got the cool jeep this time!!
For those who don’t know, it’s a reference to uncharted 4. There’s a similar chase sequence in the game.
One of my all time favourite chase sequences
Rewatching this in 2023 I realized how the sequences, transitions the action scenes the choreography and storyline of the whole film are so ahead of their time 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 I just hope they consider a live action.
The animation's so realistic it practically already is live-action
Originally Peter Jackson wanted to do a live action
This is just a personal thing, but I don’t think that animated movies need to be remade in live action. Animation is a legitimate medium, not a stepping stone to something more “real.” This isn’t great IN SPITE of the animation - it’s great BECAUSE it’s animated.
Hmm 2
12-21-11 The Adventures of Tintin
4-5-23 The Super Mario Bros. Movie
Jamie Bell Tintin
Chris Pratt Mario
Andy Serkis Captain Archibald Haddock
Anya Taylor-Joy Princess Peach
Andy Serkis Sir Francis Haddock
Charlie Day Luigi
Daniel Craig Ivan Ivanovitch Sakharine
Jack Black Bowser
Toby Jones Aristides Silk
Keegan-Michael Key Toad
Daniel Mays Allan
Seth Rogen Donkey Kong
Nick Frost and Simon Pegg Thomson and Thompson
Fred Armisen Cranky Kong
Enn Reitel Nestor
Scott Menville Koopa General
Mackenzie Crook Tom
Kevin Michael Richardson Kamek
Tony Curran Lieutenant Delcourt
Sebastian Maniscalco Spike
Joe Starr Barnaby Dawes
Charles Martinet Giuseppe
Kin Stengel Bianca Castafiore
Khary Payton the Penguin King
Sonje Fortag Mrs. Finch
Eric Bauza Diddy Kong and the Toad General
John Williams really did a fantastic job with the soundtrack, i can't imagine the movie without it.
It's so weird how I instantly recognized it as John Williams since I've watched the original Star Wars so many times.
@@thelostcosmonaut5555 yeah i feel like John Williams has a really recognisable style i think it´s great
The animation looks like reality.
Fr! As a kid at first I thought it was real
@@yeiddi Same, I thought it was live-action
@@EnricoPacu As I did too. XD
The magic of great art direction, animation and motion capture
Props to Weta for doing 100% of the Mocap animation
1:52 "oh 10'000 THUNDERING TYPHOONS COME HERE YOU PILTHERING PARAKEET"
Rofl 🤣 😂 🤣
And this is coming from the captain who is lifting the pink dress skirt
He souns like the TF2 Demoman
I laughed so hard at that part
This looks like an amazing 3-D ride
2:58 My bro Tintin casually destroying a house in half
Don't worry they're Muslims
This movie was so great.
It still is
The original Uncharted franchise before Uncharted and Indiana Jones were a thing.
Uh what? Indiana Jones Came out in 1980s
@@BanditoGames3And the original Tintin comics came out in the 1930s!
@@alfredo6000ALAN QUARTERMAINE !!!
@@alfredo60001929, "Tintin au pays des soviets" or tintin in the land of the soviets
And with so much relevant social commentary at the time (as well as battling Axis Powers just like Indy Jones).
My goodness the scene direction in this sequence is amazing. I remembered being blown away by it in theatres and rewatching it now years later it was every bit as good as I remembered it.
Fantastic chase sequence, easely the highlight of the movie (the rest of the movie was stellar too)
I absolutely enjoyed this movie when it came out, but it's only now, looking back, I can appreciate just how well-made it really is!
i think what makes this scene the best is that everything that they encountered was shown countless and countless times again in the background, like the tank with a building stuck to it can be seen inactive in 0:02 before giving chase in 1:08 and then again in 3:17. This movie feels alive along with the character and it's a shame we barely see anything like this again nowadays.
You seriously can't convince me this wasn't the main inspiration for the Uncharted 4 chase scne.
Ten thousand thundering typhoons 🌀! 1:51
Tin tin: I’ll have those thank you 🙏🏽. 1:04
This scene is simply incredible, how can we not defend it! ❤
This is peak cinema animation right here, if only other animation studios do it for hard work and not for an easy buck
This is something you would see in an Uncharted game.
Apparently this scene was inspired by the tank chase chapter in Uncharted 2, and in turn this scene inspired the bike chase in Uncharted 4. Creative minds showing each other respect.
Uncharted and Tomb Raider took many inspiration from Indiana franchise directed by same director
I wish that they made sequels, or at least a series with just good graphics and animations.
00:34 me in any war game I play😅
0:46
When I realized friendly fire was on.
wish they made another one of these but this chase scene is good because it keeps up with the silliness but has intense action
1:00 best 1 long shot of grabbing the scrolls while going downhill + avoiding the enemy
This chase scene is so intense, especially Haddock clumsily fired a bazooka at the wrong direction...
It felt exactly like when Indiana Jones's father destroyed his own plane tail with a machine gun by accident. And also the side car bike chase. Both movies were directed by Spielberg.
0:46
"So apparently friendly fire was on."
@@miguelcarunchod.1493Yup! Big “I’m Sorry Son…They Got Us!” energy there. 😅❤
Star Wars as music lmao. Thanks John
As I grew older I learned:
This movie is great asf
Literally Undercharted movie but good
Cgi and special effects can look like straight up reality with a lot of passion and freedom instead of time rushes and coorporative production cuts
Agreed :)
Nothing chancer arupid
1:53 hilarious
This movie is a modern classic. 😌
This will forever be one of my most favorite movies. Too bad it's been 13 years and still no sequel. 😔
2:43 if Andy Serkis was 11th Doctor
Okay, let's be real though, Andy Serkis would kill it as The Doctor.
I am getting very strong uncharted vibes
Now that you mention it...
This is original Uncharted franchise, dum dum...
This is basically an off-brand Indiana Jones movie. And Indy inspired Tomb Raider, and they both inspired Uncharted.
@@EGRJ You do realize TinTin franchise started in 1930, right?
Indiana Jones nor Uncharted were a thing since from that time.
And comics always had action such as in this movie.
@@EGRJSpielberg learnt of the Tintin series after releasing Raiders of the Lost Ark and a bunch of people compared it to Herge’s work. Temple of Doom then took a lot of influence from Tintin.
Hollywood take note: THIS is how you do an action sequence.
I like how they both have animal companions that they care about even though one is evil the other is good
I has a crush on tintin ❤❤😘
What…?
Well, me too
3:08 A Motor bike 3:12 A Unicycle 3:14 A Shooter Tank 3:15 A Drone 3:17 Nothing!
Childhood memories 😢😢😢❤❤
Nothing fhange4
Badass Scene
One of my childhood it needs more attention
Es lo más Uncharted que he visto. Gran película, para mí, la mejor secuencia de la peli 😂
True Tintin fans know that Tintin lets the bird go the instant Haddocks life is under threat. His intentions and loyalties in the comics were always very clear - the indecision here makes him look erratic and over zealous. In the comics he was measured and consistent. Although, to be fair to this version of Tintin I would have hung on to the bird instead of saving this version of Haddock. Adaption in this film was a complete disaster.
This scene gives such an “Uncharted” vibe. Unfortunately, they didn’t make sequels…😢
This reminds me of classic Medal of Honor ans Call of Duty (the old school ones) porsuits.
Better than the so-called "best chase scene" of Uncharted
Steven Spielberg just happens to be one of the most entertaining action directors ever.
Really good film
I can't wait, when I will make in the future my cartoon inspired by "The Adventures of Tintin" and some other things.
The Uncharted movie we got before the Uncharted movie.
How did this not become a rollercoaster??
1:36
thompson and thomson are there on the balcony lol
This movie felt more like uncharted then the fucking uncharted movie. MAANNNNNN Why did they fumble that shit so hard man
a Harley WLA with a Steib Sidecar, interesting combo ngl
I remember this movie being solid despite tepid reviews...
Clearly my recollection was right.
Yo they were riding an Indian motorcycle (the American motorcycle company mind you). Indians primarily had the shifter on the right side, unlike Harley Davidsons that had them on the left side, though some were built like Indians such as the Harley UMG which is a 74ci flathead made specifically for the NYPD (funny enough they didn’t get the contract because they used the 74” rather than the 80” version making it essentially an Indian) and some custom motorcycles where the customer specifically asked for the shifter to be on the other side. Its also a bit odd that he never shifted at all (or at least from what I could tell). It’s a very small detail that you probably wouldn’t notice if you didn’t know to look for it.
It might have variable transmission which does not need shifting.
@@vksasdgaming9472 Indians didn’t have those at the time from what I remember. This bike is most likely a 1930s to 1940s era Indian (maybe a chief) which primarily had Manual tank shift system.
@@uncleyoda1834 Variable transmission would have explained why he never shifts. Time period is quite impossible to say, but my guess is after WW2. Shoulder-fired rocket and obvious Jeep are big tells.
@@vksasdgaming9472 this is an entirely impractical but plausible explanation but they could have shaved 1st and 2nd gear to leave 3rd (a 1:1 gear ratio) and reverse. Then they would only need to shift at most once and could just dump the clutch like they’re drag racing. I saw something like this on les myer’s panhead drag bike if I remember correctly. It’s on wheels through time’s TH-cam channel. Pretty cool bike imo.
@@uncleyoda1834 No doubt, but as it is drag racing bike such unorthodox solutions can be understood. I don't think motorcycles have reverse gear as they are practically impossible to control going backwards.
Most likely explanation: nobody bothered animate gear shifts in already difficult scene. Especially when such maneuver would also have effect on sound design as well.
after the news from the director I hope it's true for a sequel
Wait really?
@@w1ndgeneral226 he did talk about it on a news article but idk if its true or not
WOAH!!! REALLY!?!?!?
I hope so too! Steven ain't getting any younger. 😅
I guess uncharted 4 from 2016 stole this 2011 movie scene, because it’s almost similar.
Morocco 🇲🇦
Allahu Akbar! My country!
@@Arkensius1157lah kbar
0:46
"Oh dear."
This scene gives So many Indiana jones Vibes! :D
0:41 “I’m sorry son… they got us!” 😅
@@davidw.2791 LOL!! XD
this has aged like fine wine
Now there is an LCBO strike I bet captain Haddock shouting "Blistering Barnacles another strike" 😡 😆😀
They don't make movies like they used to. This masterpiece deserved a sequel, but at this point it would be wasted on terrible cgi and corporate interference.
Love this movie to death, but I have to admit : that whole Thomson and Thompson in the tank thing is a severe incoherence in this scene.
They weren't in the tank, they were inside the building the tank was stuck in.
@@KlemenAEQ And where does the tank come from ?
@@Obliteradon There was one parked outside the Sheiks or Emirs palace, so most likely from there. Before Tintin and Haddock stole the bike and the rocket launcher. At the end of the chase, when the tank rides up to the coast, a soldier pops his head out and screams before the tank drives into the sea and leaves the building where Thompson and Thomson were staying on the coast.
@@KlemenAEQ yes but what is he doing in the chase ? We never see the driver decide to join in or anything, it just bursts out of nowhere with zero context.
@@Obliteradon I don't know either.
"In a single shot 😮"
My guy its an animated movie wow
3:25 just realised, the bird doesnt hold the scrolls by his claws
But then they magically appear at 3:33
Its been a while since I played the game on Genesis
What's with the Garten of Banban mentions?
0:01 You can actually see the hotel tank in the back here. I pressume the guy they were beating up got propelled by the flooding when he tried going after them.
the captain sat on the right side & Snowy wasn´t a timid lapdog..
This scene really gave me a Indiana Jones vibe!
It took 3 minutes and 32 seconds and 83 milliseconds. 02:32.83
Adventure of TinTin = Garten of BanBan
Tintin 2 2027 ❤
This movie predicted Russian turtle armor.
I want to know where and why the Tank came from
Still waiting for new episodes 😔
Titin with rtx
Is this in ww2?
Uncharted vibes
why it does have that Call Of Duty cartoon shooter inspired franchise?
I wish the uncharted movie looked like this
Peek cinema
Snowy? They called Milú Snowy in English? That's kinda cool
To be fair, His fur is white as snow, so it makes sense
This is like an uncharted game lol
Most normal Uncharted game:
Garten of Banban is literally just the sequel of this.
How?!
Tintin and Garten of Banban?
@@agentlinrov1474 TinTin = Banban
Adventure of TimTim = Garten of Banban
1:55 i just dont know lol
2:10 jumped
am i the only one seeing T-34-85's on the background at the intro..??
the uncharted movie before uncharted movie.
"A single shot" is not that impressive when it's animated, you can literally do anything you want.
Good movie, though.
I swear this feels more like an Indiana Jones type of chase! 😮😂
What the Uncharted movie wished to be
I claim TinTin. He mine. End of story.
“in a single shot 😲” its animated not live action 😂
It's animated. I need to know that whoever posted this knows that it's animated.....
This is literally uncharted