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 ...

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 ...

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 ...

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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 ...

The Adventures of Tintin: The Secret of the Unicorn arrives to accompany Steven Spielberg's big-screen adaptation of the famous ginger-quiffed reporter, off on another fantastic globetrotting ...

Thanks to Steven Spielberg, you'd have to be hiding under a rock to avoid the intrepid reporter lately. As game tie-ins go, this is neither a Jonas Brothers abomination nor in the same league as ...