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- čas přidán 16. 08. 2024
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The Tom Holland Uncharted movie, based on the Uncharted games, has its release date soon. But in 2011 The Adventures of Tintin movie gave us the Uncharted movie adaptation that we always wanted (besides, of course, the Nathan Fillion Uncharted fan film linked below). After three Uncharted movie trailers, its fair to say fans are sceptical over the adaptation - this video essay is for those fans who are looking for a real Uncharted movie.
This video essay looks at the Tintin movie, directed by Steven Spielberg, and compares Tintin to Uncharted, because The Adventures of Tintin is an Uncharted movie in all but name, and in many ways it is a better Uncharted game adaptation than the Mark Wahlberg and Tom Holland led adaptation being released later this month on 18 February.
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00:00 - Uncharted movie / trailers
01:25 - The Adventures of Tintin
01:47 - Uncharted comparisons to Tintin
03:00 - The Adventures of Tintin is an Uncharted movie
03:42 - Uncharted 4 car chase comparison to Tintin car chase
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Do you think the Uncharted movie will be any good?
As an Uncharted movie not really, as it's own thing yea.
Depends on what you mean by "any good"
Tank's The Vídeo Bro My Favorite To The Adventures Of Tintín The Secret Of Unicorn Uncharted
It’s fucking terrible
As a person who loves both Uncharted & Tintin since I grew up on them, this video made me happy
One of those forgotten Spielberg gems. I guess audiences were turned off by the animation style and design back in 2011. On top of this I think the target audience for this was very narrow. It was too dark for smaller kids and a bit too light and bold for older adults. I'd say it was a little bit ahead of its time in some ways.
Meh. Spielberg's peak was wonderful, of course, albeit within a narrow range, but by 2011 that peak was over and the decline was steep. Look at all the weak tv he was exec producing, crapping out annually because I guess you can never, ever have too much money. It wasn't that audiences were 'turned off' by the animation, but that the style of animation was a very, very poor choice. Hardly 'ahead of its time.' Look at his oeuvre. A lot of it is competent, if not limp, like Hook, The Terminal, etc.
It's so well-paced and entertaining throughout, but I agree with you that it wasn't quite sure if it wanted to market itself as 'a kids movie' or for adults. All I know is that this adult very much enjoys every moment of it!
Plus the franchise isn't the super widely known massive blockbuster. That also reduces the possible audience by lack of association.
Most underrated Spielberg ever. I think they should totally do a sequel to this film.
They you'll take the moon story. That one is very iconic and would work for interesting visuals.
Their original plan was Jackson producing Spielberg's movie then Spielberg doing the same for Jackson's that was meant to adapt TEMPLE OF THE SUN. Since Spielberg's is said to have failed at the US box-office, we're sadly still waiting...
The advantures of tin tin is soooo good its such a good movie that many ppl i think slept over its a great watch
This is why we need a sequel - it needs another shot! Such a fun movie.
@@PentexProductions so true its a great watch ima go watch it today i just got the urge to
@@PentexProductions yes but Tin Tin is a adventure book movie and not a uncharted thriller game movie
0:42 This scene reminds me of the ending of The Living Daylights.
3:44 Both this movie and Spectre feature a scene that plays out in one single shot (Spectre's opening scene is 6 shots joined together) and feature Daniel Craig in a central role.
4:21 Tintin looks better than most animated movies in my opinion and I still have a hard time believing that this is an animated movie. This movie always looked like a live action movie combined with CG to me.
I find it interesting that Tintin was the inspiration for Indiana Jones (Raiders of The Lost Ark) and Indiana Jones was the inspiration for both Lara Croft and Nathan Drake (Tomb Raider and Uncharted)
You should read the comics and/or watch the animated show as well if you want to know more about Tintin.
I'm looking forward to the sequel (and hopefully a trilogy) to *The Adventures of Tintin - The Secret of The Unicorn* even if it takes another 10 years with Peter Jackson directing the movie.
Btw, Happy 10th anniversary *The Adventures of Tintin - The Secret of The Unicorn!*
I actually tweeted about the similarity of the plane scene with The Living Daylights, saying it was interesting how in the Bond film they (of course) did the stunt for real while in the Uncharted movie it seems to be green screen and CGI.
Tintin looks amazing even now - they used the same motion capture systems that were used for Gollum in LOTR. I think the fact that they leaned into the cartoonish proportions just enough that it avoided the 'uncanny valley' effect of movies like The Polar Express.
Here's hoping for a sequel!
honestly this was one of my favorite movies of all time and there is very few movies that give me that same feeling that tin tin gave me, it was honestly just so great, from casting choices, to animation, to the story and the action packed scenes. I am honestly just so sad that the script for the second movie was scrapped. I hope it is picked back up again since peter jackson loved the tin tin series so much.
Man, I'm still holding out hope for that sequel...
Great to see some love for Tin Tin and some very astute comparisons here. Fun vid man!
Thanks mate, it's such a great movie! Could talk about it for way longer than 7 minutes
The Uncharted games follow in the footsteps of the Indiana Jones movies. To make a good one, all it takes is taking a look at what made them great, and applying that to the setting.
Sadly the Uncharted movie didn't follow this advice.
what's funny is that i think in the movie tom holland looked more like tintin than nathan drake.
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This movie was so good.
Saw it when I was 9 and it blew me away.
One of the greatest Spielberg Films on his Rap Sheet.
I'm young enough for this movie to be a childhood memory and boy I need to watch it again, I forgot how good this movie is!
It's great - definitely worth a re-watch!
@@PentexProductions Fun fact, I didn't realize as a kid that the characters have stylized proportions. I guess kids really are kinda stupid.
Well, Jamie Bell played as Tintin and Tom Holland in that Uncharted movie, and ppl keep telling me that he has Jamie Bell vibe,
Both are look more like becomes siblings 🤣🤣🤣
Tin-Tin is such an underrated film!
So much fun too!
This shot with a falcon would be cgi as hell. But probably could be done with many practical components and overlay of some shots.
Like flythrough window doesn’t require the window to be there in filming.
Shooting on water is hard but could be done with cranes or zipplines.
Fair point - I think the scene as a whole would mostly be doable in camera with a few hidden cuts and the help of CGI, it'd just be very complex!
Mark Wahlberg is who you hire for a role when you've given up on life.
Like Judy Greer, Wahlberg is the Kraft Singles of acting.
Yes thought this too! Got a massive Tin Tin vibe because of Tom Holland.
As my favorite quintisentually "fun" movie, I have to agree with this,
However,
I will still be looking out for the new Uncharted movie, it may be a shocker
Wonderful video as always :)
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Really great video. I remember seeing the trailer for the Tin Tin movie back then, and thinking how similar it was to uncharted 3, and they both came around the same time too
The Uncharted games are already an Uncharted movie. I just watched the Chip Cheezum playthrough of them and found them immensly enjoyable. I must get around to watching the Tintin movie though.
Absolutely right. This is my second video of yours. Gonna go through the playlists. Subscribed.
Edit:. Gonna watch this wonderful film again now. Thanks.
Wholeheartedly agree! Never read the books, but got up early every school day to see it before I walked to school! Couldn’t have chosen a better two parter episode for the movie!
Would love to see a sequel that added Professor Calculus
Said this when it came out that it was basically Uncharted. Really wish they'd make a sequel already
Spot on, keep up the good work!
I didn´t know a Tintin movie existed, I love the comics
I wish I could see Tintin for the first time again. Hope you can check it out sometime soon.
Wow. How did I not notice this. The similarities are so obvious now
My favorite part is the one-take chase sequence.
Tintin>Uncharted
I wish I could watch Tintin in a theater
My man is speaking facts at an alarming rate 🔥🥵
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Out of all the lame Tom Holland fan castings I’ve seen, him playing Tintin would actually work really well.
They couldn’t have picked a worse cast for the uncharted movie, looks terrible
I think Tom holland would make a great live action tintin