Tintin in America

The director constructs a brisk plot around the classic clash between a courageous hero and a powerful villain. It explores this conflict through a series of vibrant, almost comic-strip episodes, relying heavily on the distinct visual language of Hergé's original work.

Those who tire of overly complex plots will find a straightforward, cheerful adventure in a stylized 1930s America. What lingers after the credits is the warmth of a well-told, earnest tale. — MovieFinder Editorial