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Tintin in 3D

Here I am back with another Review.....This time its on the Steven Spielberg film "The Adventures of Tintin -The Secret of the Unicorn" in 3D.

So whats so special here.Well lot many things are special here.

Personally Tintin has been one my childhood heroes and it brought in those nostalgic memories in me , where as a school kid I had exchanged books with friends (costly in those days Rs 80 I believe) to read all the stories of this adventure series created by Herge. I had almost read all is what I think.

Secondly this probably one of the films which had used motion capture where the real human movements have been imposed on animated objects and the characters really reminded me of those caricatures that I had seen as a kid.The resemblance of all the characters were immaculate and astonishing. 

Third no doubt its for the creator - Spielberg and that too in 3D.

Having said the reasons which drove me to the theater, the experience in the theater was no less fascinating. Fame cinemas - one of the recent entrants to the Multiplex cinema group in chennai, have given the residents of Ashok Nagar, Kodambakkam, Valasaravakam till Porur a new realm of entertainment away from Mount road and rest of the other distant multiplexes.

Fame theatre is not a common man's destination and falls into the category of Premium theaters. The services provided will no doubt at least justify the cost and the quality of entertainment provided right from the ambiance to the infrastructure.The parking is good and so are the sound and picture quality. The film looked really good and its CG and the 3D effects further enhanced the film. The suspense and the screenplay from the director never allowed the movie to sag and was well received by everyone, especially the kids. 

Recommend it for all and a definite must if you are a Tintin fan. Kids would definitely love it.
In all a satisfying experience.

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