Closes the gap between movie and 'you might as well be there'

Rating: 10/10 (12 November 2011)

For those who read Infinite Jest, the future seems (as Einstein also said) coming to us sooner than we think: with this installment the gap between real and animation has yet again been made smaller. But this movie is not only great in CGI. After all, the core will always remain the story, and atmosphere and this has also been handled with the greatest care. I was familiar with this best story of Tin Tin since the 70s and I never thought I would see it come alive so much as in this masterpiece. It is indeed a cross between Indiana Jones and the cartoon atmosphere of the Herge original; a nice treasure hunt in a romantic setting (detective film noir like city scenes, desert scenes in Marocco, airplaines, pirates, chasing scenes, humor, emotion, it is all there). It watched it in 3D and I must say this is the future too - it all comes so much more to life in comparison to 2D. This is simply a must to see 3D in theatres - go while you can!