By Jordan Mintzer "Tintin" will play as a Christmas holiday offering in the U.S. The Bottom Line First Tintin installment takes Steven Spielberg back to his fun-filled, visually splendid roots.

Our London film critic Matt Mueller reviews The Adventures Of Tintin: Secret of the Unicorn, which left him out of breath. The film opens overseas starting on October 26; you’ll have to wait ...

Otherwise, “The Adventures of Tintin: The Secret Of The Unicorn” begins its worldwide rollout on October 26th, 2011, with the US release following on December 28th.

In the comics, Tintin is a young boy who appears to be 15 to 19 years old. He is the primary character of The Adventures of Tintin ... to find out that it was The Unicorn, a 17th-century Warship ...

Check out how we test and review games here I’m not sure why I expected something good to come from Ubisoft’s The Adventures of Tintin, the tie-in game based on the Steven Spielberg/Peter ...

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When Tintin (Jamie Bell) buys the Unicorn, a showpiece boat from the flea market for a pound, little does he know the model is part of an unsolved puzzle.Till he finally meets the seafaring ...

Tintin never takes itself too seriously, allowing us to be completely swept up in the mystery and madness. At times The Secret Of The Unicorn is almost excessively farcical, but being a non-stop ...