Hell yes! I am all for new Tolkien content, but the first Tintin was such a wild ride and stuffed with enough subtle audio/visual gags. Its amazing that it flew that far under people's radars. I have recommended it to so many and maybe one person of all of them remember even hearing of it. Crazy underrated.
this post was submitted on 19 Jun 2024
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This is the first I'm hearing of it, and the damn thing is 13 years old at this pointβ½
Upvoted for interrobang!
c/interrobanggang needs to happen
Let's hope!
So continue where the first one left off? My kids are literally adults now.
Lmao
Hm the first movie just didn't have the charm of the original comics. It was definitely missing something. What was it again?
Oh right. π«
The dripping Dutch colonial racism?
Had totally forgotten about the movie. Grew up reading the graphic books.
Just checked and both the movie and the old animated TV series are available on streaming. There goes my day.