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New Trailer For Spielberg and Jackson’s ‘Tintin’

July 11, 2011 by Thomas J. McLean divider image

A new trailer has arrived for The Adventures Tintin: The Secret of the Unicorn, offering the first really good look at how the motion-capture animated feature film.

Directed by Steven Spielberg and produced by Peter Jackson, this first of three planned adaptations of the beloved Herge comic book series is due in theaters Dec. 23.

Take a look:

What do you think, Animag readers? Does this look cool, or does it leave you cold?

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http://eugenioherrera.blogspot.com/ Eugenio Enrique Herrera P

Really cool!
http://www.thegreenmonkeys.com jrkroll@mac.com

when will hollywood realize motion capture is terrible?
PaulVTX42

What a sorry mess.

It totally misses the point and style of the subject matter. The world is over-rendered, pushing it into that horrific uncanny-valley territory. The camera is pointlessly flying around the place as is typical in the “no limits” world of mo-cap. The motion looks floaty, empty and weightless in that typical CG/Mo-cap manner. The character’s look totally dead and lacking any soul, as would be expected with a film technique that tries to limit human involvement at every possible opportunity. The facial movements lack any personality whatsoever.

The voice acting seemed pretty good. The sound design and music were nice. That’s really the only positive thing I can say about it.

It looks horrible. What a wasted opportunity. This film should have been made by ANIMATORS, not “mo-cap” people (whatever they are called)… It should actually have been made in 2D Drawn animation in a style that would bring Herge’s drawing style to life.

Hollywood totally missing the point, as usual. Saddening.
http://www.toonbots.com Christopher C.

What a great mix of cartton and real life. Fabulous design and high action.
http://www.toonbots.com Christopher C.

What a great mix of cartton and real life!
PaulVTX42

Also – This article describes the film as “Motion Capture Animation”. That is not what it is… This is a “Motion Capture” film… There is so little Animation involved in making a film like this that it doesn’t deserve that title.

The Academy agree with this… Though it took them long enough to do so. This is NOT an animated film… It’s a motion-capture film.
Bored

Waaa waaaaa waaaaa PaulVTX42! I’m bored of people like you, BORED!