Titreenp SERIOUSLY. This is what the crap Hollywood still puts out?

Tedfoldol everything you have heard about this movie is true.

Kodie Bird True to its essence, the characters remain on the same line and manage to entertain the viewer, each highlighting their own distinctive qualities or touches.

Anoushka Slater While it doesn't offer any answers, it both thrills and makes you think.

s-2448 This series greatly exemplifies the greatness of the Tintin comic books. I have always loved the Tintin comic books and this show treats the stories well. From the animation to the personalities of the characters, the show is true to the comics. I do agree that Herge would've been proud of this series.

Lee Eisenberg For years, the only TV adaptations of the Tintin books that I knew was the Belgian series "Hergé's Adventures of Tintin", which often changed entire plot lines*. Many years later, "The Adventures of Tintin" aired on TV. The books' hardcore fans apparently prefer this one since it stays more faithful to the books. I actually prefer the older series, mainly because of the voice that they gave Capt. Haddock. Still, both series are pretty fun. As always, Tintin is the rational character, with Snowy staying faithful to him; Haddock is the grouchy, impulsive one; Prof. Calculus is full of himself, with his hearing problem causing embarrassing situations; Thomson and Thompson bumble their way through every case (imagine having two of Insp. Clouseau); and Bianca Castafiore irritates everyone. Pretty fun.The live-action adaptations were "Tintin and the Golden Fleece" and "Tintin and the Blue Oranges", which to my knowledge have never gotten released on DVD, as has the earlier animated series (why do so many crummy movies get special edition DVDs while the Tintin adaptations haven't gotten any releases?). I'll be eager to see what Steven Spielberg does with the upcoming adaptation of "Secret of the Unicorn".*I first watched the earlier series's episode "Objective Moon" (which combined "Destination Moon" and "Explorers on the Moon" into one episode) on video a few years before I started reading the books. It did surprise me when I saw how much the TV adaptations had altered the stories.

atomius let's forget the comics for a minute, because the story is practically the same. This show features the young reporter turned adventurer tintin and his dog snowy, with the other comic stars Captain Haddock, Prof. Calculus etc. in an animated version of the comics. The animation itself is nice, not elaborating or becoming too modern, and keeping the essentials of the comics in place. The plots, for those who haven't read the comics, involve all manner of events from coin forgery to stolen jewels, and the adventure is as entertaining now as it was when published. The opening credits with the scenes involving the train and instances from various episodes, with the dangerous and anticipatory feel of the music is very nice. All in all a good cartoon.

geraldhanswy I bought this series when I was on in Singapore. I bought this Complete Season 1,2,3 in DVD Format and cost me around US$ 80 including the TAX from Indonesian Gonverment . When I watched this series for the first time whoa Its a really nice movie. Thats on the local Indonesian TV and it was dubbed in Indonesian so I wasn't enjoy the movie. I completed watched this movie in 2002. Because Now I was 17. And I Got some idea why the director of the films not make this as an movie. Example "The Adventure of Tintin :The Movie:. Just like Final Fantasy series that can turn into a movie. I really wanted see Tintin become a movie (wether it animation or real people playing).I hope so(Rating) Music:A Story: A+ Character: A Story Line : A+ Character Design : A+OVERALL TOTAL: A Comment: Must WATCHED movie/series