After a commenter responded to the design as "very tintin-esque," SpaceX-founder Elon Musk tweeted, "Intentionally so" (shown below).
Characters In The Adventures Of Tintin Movie And Beyond
Accompanied by his faithful fox.The Adventures of Tintin: The Game Play as Tintin, Snowy, Captain Haddock or three other unlockable characters, each with their own personality and skills. Travel the world and discover more than 20 environments from the movie and beyond, such as Captain Haddocks ship the Karaboudjan, the moonlit deserts of the northern Sahara, the exotic city of Bagghar, and more Play solo and relive. About one week later, on September 22nd, 2018, Redditor NinjaWalrus25 posted an object-labeled image macro from The Adventures of Tintin. They titled the tweet "Make Tin-Tin memes a thing." The tweet received more than 9,700 points (98% upvoted) and 70 comments in two days.EnglishTintinSnowyHaddockCalculusThomsonThompsonAfrikaansKuifieSpokieSardyn / Sardijn()PhosfatusUysBuysAlsatianTintinMilouHaddockTournesolDupontDupondArabicTin TinMilouHaddockBergelTikTakView 46 more rowsThe following day, Redditor DJDanBorge posted a Tintin image in the /r/me_irl subreddit. Just as Alfred Hitchcock made furtive appearances in his films, Herg&233 couldn’t resist joining in the adventures of his characters.
Accidental Pun: In the tie-in videogame. The Adventures of Tintin provides examples of: (shown below, center).That day, Redditor posted in the /r/OutOfTheLoop subreddit, "What's up iwth the Tintin memes?" The post received more than 75 points (84% upvoted) and 15 comments.
Adaptational Early Appearance: Not that it was a point of any real suspense in the comics, but Haddock's first name (Archibald) was not known until the final completed story, Tintin and the Picaros. In the movie, he is a much more vicious fighter, complete with Sword Cane. Sakharine as well, originally little more than a background character. In fact the climatic battle almost entirely belongs to Haddock, with Tintin's main contribution being saving the parchments from being burnt at the last minute. In this movie he climbs out the seaplane in midflight and refuels it with his Alcohol-laden belch, takes part in the crazy motorcycle chase for the parchments, and fights the Big Bad in a crane duel.
Downplayed with Omar Ben Salaad, who's an innocent extra in this movie and a drug-smuggling boss in the comic. Interestingly, this is a reversal of the comic, in which Sakharine is attacked by Barnaby, who wants the scroll in his Unicorn model (which Sakharine didn't know existed). In the film, he is an Interpol Special Agent who warns Tintin about the villain and is shot by goons working for him. In the comic, he works for the villains and, while he turns on them, it's out of a petty grievance rather than remorse.
Interestingly and very surprisingly, the Licensed Game based on the movie actually uses the Bird brothers from the comic as the villains instead of Sakharine. Having no background whatsoever, he originally had no grudge against or even connection to Captain Haddock (nor did the Bird Brothers, for what it's worth: generational vengeance is not exactly a feature of the Tintin comics). Ironically, he was one of the only characters who Tintin accuses mistakenly of being a villain. Adaptational Villainy: Ivan Sakharine is a much more malevolent character than he was in the comics, where he played little more than a bit part as the unlucky owner of the second Unicorn model, who Haddock even invites to his maritime gallery at the end of the Unicorn arc and apparently donated his model ship to him.
Adventurer Archaeologist: Tintin, mixed with an Intrepid Reporter. This is something carried over from the comics.Haddock: Billions of blistering blue barnacles! Added Alliterative Appeal: Haddock's Unusual Euphemisms tend to grow into this when he's particularly excited or — more often — angry. The film adapts him into a well-meaning Interpol agent who tries to warn and help Tintin, although Tintin doesn't realize this until after Barnaby is shot by Sakharine's henchmen. Barnaby in the comics was a spy for the villains who turned informer, and they shot him to keep him from revealing their activities. In the movie, he is a vengeful and vindictive Big Bad.
Along with multiple instances of this. And yes, that scene does make it into the movie. Alcohol-Induced Idiocy: The page image comes from the comic the movie is based on. Played for Laughs and Played for Drama!
The term "third world" originated during the Cold War in the 1950s, while this film takes place in the 30s. At one point Bianca mentions this is her first time visiting the third world. Animated Credits Opening: Similar to Spielberg's previous film Catch Me If You Can, with multiple references to the other Tintin books.
Aside Glance: Snowy looks straight at the audience at least twice, and even winks! This might be a nod to the comics, where he could talk, but only the reader could "hear" him. In the film, he is the main antagonist and the descendant of Red Rackham. In the comic, he is a rather minor, non-villainous character, a harmless ship model collector who mostly serves as a Red Herring. Ascended Extra: Ivan Sakharine. While the former existed as of 1935, most people would have referred to it by its old name, the Bureau of Investigations (BOI) out of habit likewise, though the International Criminal Police Commission was created in 1923, it did not change its name to INTERPOL until 1956.
His slicked-back, distinguished look vs. The redesign helps him resemble Red Rackham a little more. The artists apparently referenced Rasputin when working on his movie design, which makes sense — his comic design was already pretty Rasputin-y. Beard of Evil: Sakharine, with his pointy goatee. Badass Longcoat: See the poster above. He weaponizes it by brandishing the burning cape in Haddock's face to disorient him.
An additive used in place of. Bilingual Bonus: At one point, Sakharine is addressed by Castafiore as "Monsieur Shuggair Addeitiff", the French word for "additive". One of them was a shepherd once, but he was kicked out because of his "animal husbandry". Bestiality Is Depraved: During the scene where Tintin tries to recover some keys from a sleeping man, Haddock explains about some of his former crewmen.
Averted with Barnaby's death. Bloodless Carnage: The Pirate flashback is chockful of sword and gun killings, all without a single red stain, save for the sword wound Rackham receives — and even then it's not really bleeding much. When Captain Haddock drunkenly lights a fire on a rowboat, he then tries to put it out with whisky, but that just blows it up. At one point, Sakharine's goons knock Captain Haddock out with a bottle of alcohol.
Chase Scene: One of the more spectacular ones in recent memory. Character Exaggeration: The movie tends to exaggerate the traits of some characters and the Tintin comics in general, which tend to be more low-key than the Indiana Jones series (which the movie was commonly compared to). Captain Obvious: During a conversation with Haddock when Tintin first met him.Haddock: So you thought you could sneak in behind me and catch me with my trousers down, eh?!Tintin: I'd rather you kept your trousers on, if it's all the same to you. Brave Scot: Unlike previous adaptations of Tintin, Andy Serkis chooses to give Captain Haddock a Scottish accent.
Circling Birdies: Diegetic birdies, no less! They escaped from a cage. Snowy's knack for finding holes in brick walls leads Tintin and Haddock to the bricked up portion of the cellar where they find Sir Francis' treasure. When Tintin and Haddock are flying towards Bagghar in a seaplane with almost no fuel, Haddock drinks a whole bottle of medicinal alcohol and belches into the plane's fuel tank to give it an extra boost.
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