A masterpiece in the history of cinema

Rating: 10/10 (30 January 2016)

I am not a fan of Tintin, and I wish this movie was made using different characters.
The action in this film is very similar to a 007 movie. Only, it has even more action, more stunts, more dynamics, and better settings. The action scenes are even more exaggerated than in a Bond movie which can be a little annoying at times.
What is an achievement is the unique graphics. This looks like a landmark because the color rendition and the dynamic of the movements are not only realistic, but have a degree of representation that makes the whole picture look like truly enjoyable. It doesn't look like real life and it doesn't look like animation either. Rather, it looks like something in between, something new that finally makes an animation pleasant to watch, as opposed to all other animation movies to this day.
The only downside - and a surprising one for a Spielberg movie - is the soundtrack. It just lets down the movie.
On the other side, the action is brilliant, even by Spielberg standards. It simply doesn't stop without being overwhelming. The sets are beautiful and catchy.
I hope there will be other animation movies using this animation technique.
And while there, it will be nice to see Spielberg directing a James Bond movie