Tintin et le Lac aux Requins (1972)
Genre: Adventure / Animation
Duration: 81 minuten
Alternative titles: Kuifje en het Haaienmeer / Tintin and the Lake of Sharks
Country:
Belgium / France
Directed by: Raymond Leblanc
Stars: Jacques Careuil, Claude Bertrand and Henri Virlogeux
IMDb score:
6,3 (3.355)
Releasedate: 13 December 1972
Tintin et le Lac aux Requins plot
Tintin and Captain Haddock go on holiday with Professor Calculus in Syldavia. The professor is working on a new invention, a device that can duplicate objects. But someone else is still interested in the invention. This mysterious person wants to use the invention to duplicate and sell stolen works of art. Tintin's friends Niko and Nouchka are kidnapped to get their hands on the invention.
Actors and actresses
Tintin (voice)
Capitaine Haddock (voice)
Bianca Castafiore (voice)
Rastapopoulos (voice)
Dupond (voice)
Dupont (voice)
Niko (voice)
Nouchka (voice)
Le professeur Tournesol (voice)
Reviews & comments
wendyvortex
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- 5309 messages
- 7322 votes
As a Tintin fan I had missed this one all these years (I've read the book of this once, but it was a long time ago).
A little more aimed at a youthful audience than the albums.
Captain Haddock holds back on curses (a few times the thousand bombs and grenades).
Still a nice extra on the official albums and a bit less static than those other Tintin animations.
Story is pretty okay.
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Film Pegasus (moderator films)
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- 31399 messages
- 5578 votes
There have been better animations of Tintin before and yet it still manages to keep the atmosphere of the comics. The story lends itself to making a feature length film. The well-known characters from the series take on a Blofeld look-a-like in a James Bond story. However, not made by Hergé himself. Which immediately explains that there are better stories of Tintin. Which isn't to say it's bad. Far from. The animation is quite detailed at times and then too simple. Probably depends on the budget as well. The downside is the lack of Hergé's inspiration (misses some personality) and the songs are of lesser quality.
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baspls
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- 4118 messages
- 1673 votes
Awesome movie! As usual very underrated. I am a big Tintin fan and still think this is the best Tintin film. Hergé's student Bob de Moor taught those Belvision Animators how to draw like this. Because the drawing style of the Tintin films from the 50's and early 60's seems like nothing. Like all Belvision movies but this is the best. Good Animation Beautiful backgrounds. Good story. Very very good music. Both the Dutch and French voices are good. Top movie!
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