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Anyone been to see Tintin? Is it any good?

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Dc are 6 and 8 yrs. I thought the trailer looked a bit odd tbh but it has good reviews (from film critics haven't heard any children's/parents review yet).

Let me know what you thought smile

phatcat Sun 06-Nov-11 09:08:50

DH took the DS's (6 & 8) yesterday afternoon. The kids loved it and DH said it was a lot better than he was expecting!

Waswondering Sun 06-Nov-11 09:10:25

Yes - saw it last night with dc 5 and 8. TBH it went over 5yo head a bit and she (girly!) didn't like the action sequences. OTOH ds (8) LOVED it and it was perfect. DH and I enjoyed it - the animation was fantastic, and there were one or two bits of humour that we particularly found funny. It's quite action orientated - so Tintin has to escape the baddies, there's a car chase, there's an escape-being-seen-by-the-baddies bit, action on water and in a desert etc. HTH

LynetteScavo Sun 06-Nov-11 09:16:46

Ooh, I really wanted to go and see it this pm, but can't justify spending £45 (plus popcorn!).

Anyone know if it will be out on DVD in time for Christmas?

Waswondering Sun 06-Nov-11 09:18:59

I would doubt it Lynette ... (we saw it in 2d fwiw and very much enjoyed it)

mrsruffallo Sun 06-Nov-11 09:22:49

We watched it in 2D too, as I have an aversion to 3D. It was brilliant, better than we imagined. I would even consider seing it again.
Highly recommended grin

LynetteScavo Sun 06-Nov-11 09:38:10

There is only the option of 3D near me! envy(hence the price) and my DC don't even keep the glasses on!

HarrietJones Sun 06-Nov-11 09:45:34

Fantastic. Dh & I loved it. Didn't take the older Dds as we went to baby screening . Dd3 loved snowy though.

Animation was fantastic, loads of nods to Tintin books. Dh said Herge was in it.

Setting up for more hopefully but they better start filming now as it took a few years this time!

ByTheSea Sun 06-Nov-11 09:46:00

DD2-9 saw it yesterday and loved it.

Fantastic! Off to book tickets now (2d here too, partly because of £££ but also DS finds the glasses a bit uncomfortable). Will add my review when we've been!

ASuitableGirl Sun 06-Nov-11 10:14:55

DS (nearly 8) and H saw it recently and both enjoyed it. Just asked DS who said it was "good" grin.

Hullygully Sun 06-Nov-11 10:20:20

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WhoWhoWhoWho Sun 06-Nov-11 10:20:22

I took DS, 7, during half term - was worried it would be a bit old for him as he is very young in his behaviour and likes but he loved it and I was impressed too. We saw it in 3D and it was great animation and effects. I worried the scenes of characters in danger would be too tense for DS as he's rather sensitive and starts to really panic for the characters grin but he was as gripped to the story as I was.

DS has been asking to go again!

Quote here from my 9yr old DS - "very good, exciting adventures, really cool action stuff".

We didn't bother with the 3D as it gives us all a headache and its stupid ££££ too!

chickflit Sun 06-Nov-11 10:31:07

I went with the DCs (7 and 9) and we did 2D because I can't stand 3D. The DCs loved it and it was very well done. Not my cup of tea really and I started reading my Kindle after about 30 mins.

We're back and we all enjoyed it, it did have a set up for sequel ending which is annoying though <personal peeve> grin

akaemmafrost Fri 11-Nov-11 20:23:58

I liked it, though it did go on a bit. More importantly though ds, aged 8, was utterly gripped by it, which is unusual for him.

On the whole it was good, the dog was the best. I want him!

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