Tintin et le lac aux requins

1972
1h 21min

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Agrega una trama en tu idiomaTintin and his friends visit Professor Calculus at his country laboratory, only to find him and a pair of local children threatened by criminals after the inventor's work.Tintin and his friends visit Professor Calculus at his country laboratory, only to find him and a pair of local children threatened by criminals after the inventor's work.Tintin and his friends visit Professor Calculus at his country laboratory, only to find him and a pair of local children threatened by criminals after the inventor's work.

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Trivia
Though this film was inspired by Hergé's "Tintin" stories, the screenplay was not based on any of his comic books. It was written by the Belgian comics creator Greg (Michel Regnier), a friend of Hergé. It was later adapted into a comic book with still images from the film used as illustrations.

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Niko: [singing] Oh yes, I love my donkey! That's very plain to see.

Versiones alternativas
For some DVD editions the aspect radio was cut from 1.33:1 to 1.78:1 to adapt the film for 16:9 TV.

Conexiones
Featured in Moi, Tintin (1976)

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8/10

Very enjoyable

I really enjoyed this movie. I saw it when I was a kid and had a chance to see it again with my daughter. The story is quite nice. There is a lot of action and humor. The pace is good and setting is nicely done. The story is original with a lot of references to the books.

I don't know about the voices in English, but the French voices are excellent.

Even if the story is a little more "simple" than what you will find in the books you have to remember that in the 70's, cartoons were made mostly for children. There was rarely 2 levels to a story, one for children and one for adults as it is so common (and fun) today. Still the story here is sufficiently well done to be entertaining for adults.

Finally, Hergé himself worked on the movie. So I guess he must have found this close enough to the world of Tintin to be made.