This was such a unique and creative fight scene, normally you would see a standard sword fight between the protagonist and antagonist, but Steven said “eh fuck it let them fight with cranes!”
Yeah, using big dockside cranes was so creative. Especially how it started out at so large a scale and then transitioned to a sword fight after Haddock grabbed that machete thing. What was that thing anyway?
It's actually inspired by a Carl Barks story called "Letter to Santa," in which Donald Duck and Uncle Scrooge fight to death on steam shovels. Pretty cool!
Yes it was a fantastic movie. UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCE SHOULD A SEQUEL BE MADE. Modern day Hollywood would find ways to fuck it up you didn’t think were possible.
@@thatkancolleguy A sequel was always planned but is stuck in production hell since the first came out. And I always hate it when people say "modern Hollywood would fuck it up“ there are plenty of good movies made today. Spielberg hasn’t lost his touch, Peter Jackson hopefully hasn’t either so if they get that band back together it’ll be great. Probably
@@thatkancolleguy While the chance is higher to be let down. I do feel like if it where to release we wouldn't be disapointed. A shame the chance is low, but I still have hope!
Tbf, 12 years ago is 2012(that was when CGI in movies started to look better), and this specific movie had great art direction, as an adaptation of a comic series.
I love how Sakharine (red guy) seemed to have dreamed of this day. He wanted to crush his ancestors rival to the ground, his hand to hand fight scene with Haddock was practiced, rehearsed, like he had to get it perfectly. As for Haddock bro just wants revenge for the here and now. He knows the rivalry between Rackham & Francis but seems more focused on wanted to kick Sackharine’s ass then reenacting the past. For Sackharine, this seems personal. Like he IS the reincarnation of Rackham and that is my head cannon for this film (I’m not sure about the books) in my mind, Rackham was so fucking pissed at Haddock that he carried that spite with him in his next life and he wants to REVEL in beating Haddock because he looks so much like the man that took EVERYTHING from Rackham, so not only does he want the treasure, he wants the haddock’s house (which he got) he has what seems to be a descendant of Francis’s right hand man as a butler, he TOOK HADDOCK’S CREW AND SHIP. THAT IS WAY TOO PERSONAL JUST FOR A LONG BYGONE ERA SACKHARINE LIVED UP TO RACKHAMS CURSE! Taking everything that the Haddock’s had until there is absolutely nothing left. He wants to take down Haddock, to finally get what he wants. SWEET REVENGE. Haddock tho ain’t got time for that shit and throws a fucking bOTTLE AT HIM- It’s fucking funny. I love this movie!
I think it also shows their priorites. Sir Francis Drake, at the end of the day, didn't blow up his own ship to keep the gold out of Rackham's hand. He did it for payback for the death of his crew along with his own survival. It was the case of an eye for an eye. Not to mention, if he were serious, I'm sure Drake could've found a way to make a new fortune and track down the Unicorn's cargo. But no, he must've just wanted to move on not knowing that Rackham was going to follow through with his curse.
@@wanou_4259I read the comics before watching the film and I get the change, they wanted to make an original story instead of just adapting the original story one to one which may not have translated well into a movie.
This entire movie was just filled to the brim with completely unrealistic insane balls-to-the-wall action scenes like this. They leaned into it, too. Never once did they ever go “wow this is a completely insane situation”, they just went full throttle and never moved their foot.
Best part is the flashbacks to the battle for The Unicorn. Not only is the storm pretty crazy, but once the two ship's masts get tangled, the laws of physics go right out the window! 😂
Honestly, the combination of realistic movements and facial expressions that motion cap gives you with the creative freedom provided by animation is insane
its more than that. historically even an admiral needs permission to board a captains ship if its not his fleet. on his ship that captain is god. your not allowed to board without permission, otherwise your a stowaway or worse. like trespassing in your house. for haddock that was basically one last step too far. you don't take a captains ship.
I love how Snowy at 1:56 takes down Allan's cronies with cans from a crate that bares an image of a crab from Tintin's classic adventure, "The Crab with the Golden Claws".
given that the ship, Haddock's introduction, and the entire subplot of a malicious organization controlling the ship by ensuring he stayed drunk were also lifted from that story (where those crab tins were used for smuggling) I'm not sure whether this counts as a reference or just attention to detail. Helped to keep the original flavour though.
I would seriously ⭐ I could have a 🐶 that's gotta be the smartest as Snowy, given how all Canines are the most peak intellectual Animals to exist, even maybe even more superior in comparison than average Humans.
A sword fight with cranes. If the Fast and Furious movies did this, it would be cheesy as hell, but Spielberg was the right man for the job and he made it awesome.
3:00 I find it really poetic that Haddock is literally using the fallen crane's lever as his "sword". He is literally standing up and desperately trying to take control of this fight even when he know he is completely outmatched and his ship has literally tipped to it's side.
This is one of my favorite movies of all time. Every time I watch it I appreciate it even more. Double thumbs up to Steven Spielberg and Peter Jackson for keeping Hergés artistic, action packed and purely entertaining style. I am 64 years old now but remember reading his TinTin since about age 8. It’s just as entertaining but the Nuances of situational history are much more evident now. Thanks for keeping Tintin alive for future generations to enjoy!❤
"The legend says that only a Haddock can discover the secret of the Unicorn, but it took a Rackham to get the job done." "So you've lost again Haddock, that's right, why don't you have a drink? It's all you've got left, isn't it? Everything that was rightfully yours is now mine." These lines hit so hard.
I love all the references and symbolism in the final fight between Archibald and Sakharine. "Who gave you permission to board my ship?" "I dont need it. I never needed it." Aside from this a reference to actually needing permission to board a captain's ship, it also references the fact that Sakharine is the distant grandson of Red Rackham, who was a pirate. And in a way Sakharine himself acts like a pirate. When the two fight Sakharine uses a net to throw off Archibald and is able to best him. This is similar to how Red Rackham would do the same to Sir Francis, but with a burning cape. Sakharine even gies as far as to swing his cane/sword, just like Red Rackham did when bested Sir Francis. Finally Archibald would come back at Sakharine just like Sir Francis did with Red Rackham, but do so under unique amd potentially disrespectful manners. Archibald would throw a bunch of bottles at Sakharine, while Sir Francis would face away and stab Red Rackham, then leave without killing him. Which is another point. Archibald nor Sir Francis killed their opponent directly. (Note. Red Rackham drowned, and he could have potentially escaped, but failed to do so.) Finally. While Sir Francis caught a curse, Archibald would break it.
One of the best animated action films of all time. The action scenes are so fluid and dynamic, busy but always directing the eye to where it needs to go. Absolutely masterful.
No man or boy could ever resist a crane fight. It’s simply just a law of nature that if two men are in conflict and have cranes near each other a crane fight must happen
Back when it came out I thought: "this looks so incredible, where do you even go from here?" And apparently you don't because nothing has ever topped it 😆
All this time I thought it was live action till I actually searched it up again today. Mendella's effect was it? Or was my perception wasn't that accurate when I was little, lol.
To be fair, there are times where one could mistake for live action, especially out of the corner of your eye. The mocap and character designs were really well done in this movie.
I couldn't really tell by the thumbnail whether this was live-action or animated. Then I remembered, "oh, this has to be that Tintin movie from back when I was little or something" Damn.
I watched this when I was eight, I grew up reading Tintin and it was amazing to see this movie for the first time. Still one of my favourite movies of all time
As soon as the sword fight starts at 3:14 the power dynamic ping pongs from “Rackham” effortlessly besting Haddock with arms, Haddock allowing rage to take over and beating him back with bottles, Rackham pulling out the papers and threatening to burn them and gloating with his evil monologue, to Tintin swooping in to nab them while Haddock gloats back and yeets him off the ship into the arms of the authorities and there’s barely enough time for all the little shifts to sink in leading to an overall feeling of knowing the good guys win in the end and not caring about the individual strokes of the confrontation, a Spielberg classic
Simon Pegg and Nick Frost do not sound too alike, but that’s the whole point with Thomson & Thompson / Dupont & Dupond: They’re NOT brothers, they’re just two dudes who look very alike. 😂
I like how the CGI there is so realistic you sometimes question yourself if it's really CGI. And this movie was made in 2011! You don't see that nowdays...
Oh my god I am watching this and I’m halfway through and didn't realize this was TinTin until he said “red rackham” That was a blast from the past right there
Watched this as a kid, iconic scene - You had Sir Francis and Red Rackham exchange blows with sabres, now in this age and life it's with cranes, how classic
note the golden crab on the box at 1:56 ish shame they not got to do that story ,suspect that was a tease for potential overlap hmm... that reminds me i dont recall if the official cardboard cartons ever hade a official 'close up what tintin , hadock , the proffesor etc ended up being the 'final adventure' or if that just ended when the pencil feel from the creators hand hmm
Hi everyone! What grade (out of 10) would you give this video?
100/10 one of my favorite animated movies!! 🤩❤
158,000
11/10
1 out of 10 the reason it's not 0 is because the dog was fine
@@supernova5934what tf
This was such a unique and creative fight scene, normally you would see a standard sword fight between the protagonist and antagonist, but Steven said “eh fuck it let them fight with cranes!”
Yeah, using big dockside cranes was so creative. Especially how it started out at so large a scale and then transitioned to a sword fight after Haddock grabbed that machete thing. What was that thing anyway?
@@Autisticguywithacamera one of the control levers from his crane.
I'm pretty certain this is the only movie ever to have a fight using dockyard cranes. That makes it even more special to me.
also is nobody mentioning that the cranes fighting is basically a sword fight!?
RULES OF NATURE !
Whoever suggested a fight scene but in CRANES!! They deserve a raise
I’m still waiting for a sequel but don’t worry the directors told me personally they’re making it, you just have to trust me.
@@Evil_Bread_Manipulator I think he’s right 🗣️🗣️🔥🗣️🔥🔥🔥
It almost looks like two giraffes fighting. They fight by using their long necks.
It's actually inspired by a Carl Barks story called "Letter to Santa," in which Donald Duck and Uncle Scrooge fight to death on steam shovels. Pretty cool!
Can we just acknowledge that this is one of the tightest, most fun adventure movies of all time and NEEDS a sequel
Yes it was a fantastic movie. UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCE SHOULD A SEQUEL BE MADE. Modern day Hollywood would find ways to fuck it up you didn’t think were possible.
@@thatkancolleguy A sequel was always planned but is stuck in production hell since the first came out. And I always hate it when people say "modern Hollywood would fuck it up“ there are plenty of good movies made today. Spielberg hasn’t lost his touch, Peter Jackson hopefully hasn’t either so if they get that band back together it’ll be great.
Probably
@@thatkancolleguy While the chance is higher to be let down. I do feel like if it where to release we wouldn't be disapointed. A shame the chance is low, but I still have hope!
@@CyberLou a few days ago Andy Serkis said that he thinks there is a sequel on the horizon so there is still hope
@@Carlo_ReNews Hope remains! ^^
When you think about it.
It's technically a mech fight.
1945 edition.
Indeed.
Get in the crane Haddock
This was my favourite part of Pacific Rim
@@isakjohansson7134NO😭💀
For an entirely CG movie that came out 12 years ago, it holds up pretty damn well.
Holy, it’s been 12 years!?
@@drachronosdrakosaur9143Yup.
I was nine when this movie came out.
Tbf, 12 years ago is 2012(that was when CGI in movies started to look better), and this specific movie had great art direction, as an adaptation of a comic series.
Help I feel ol--- 👴
This shit is 12 years old?!
I love how Sakharine (red guy) seemed to have dreamed of this day. He wanted to crush his ancestors rival to the ground, his hand to hand fight scene with Haddock was practiced, rehearsed, like he had to get it perfectly.
As for Haddock bro just wants revenge for the here and now. He knows the rivalry between Rackham & Francis but seems more focused on wanted to kick Sackharine’s ass then reenacting the past.
For Sackharine, this seems personal. Like he IS the reincarnation of Rackham and that is my head cannon for this film (I’m not sure about the books) in my mind, Rackham was so fucking pissed at Haddock that he carried that spite with him in his next life and he wants to REVEL in beating Haddock because he looks so much like the man that took EVERYTHING from Rackham, so not only does he want the treasure, he wants the haddock’s house (which he got) he has what seems to be a descendant of Francis’s right hand man as a butler, he TOOK HADDOCK’S CREW AND SHIP. THAT IS WAY TOO PERSONAL JUST FOR A LONG BYGONE ERA SACKHARINE LIVED UP TO RACKHAMS CURSE! Taking everything that the Haddock’s had until there is absolutely nothing left.
He wants to take down Haddock, to finally get what he wants.
SWEET REVENGE.
Haddock tho ain’t got time for that shit and throws a fucking bOTTLE AT HIM-
It’s fucking funny. I love this movie!
I think it also shows their priorites.
Sir Francis Drake, at the end of the day, didn't blow up his own ship to keep the gold out of Rackham's hand. He did it for payback for the death of his crew along with his own survival. It was the case of an eye for an eye.
Not to mention, if he were serious, I'm sure Drake could've found a way to make a new fortune and track down the Unicorn's cargo. But no, he must've just wanted to move on not knowing that Rackham was going to follow through with his curse.
In the comic, Sahkarine was just a red herring that was never really focused on nor said to be an ancestor to Rackham.
they completely made a new story which is weird
@@wanou_4259 great change in my opinion.
@@wanou_4259I read the comics before watching the film and I get the change, they wanted to make an original story instead of just adapting the original story one to one which may not have translated well into a movie.
This entire movie was just filled to the brim with completely unrealistic insane balls-to-the-wall action scenes like this. They leaned into it, too. Never once did they ever go “wow this is a completely insane situation”, they just went full throttle and never moved their foot.
It has serious Indiana Jones vibes as well.
@@YOGI-kb9tgexactly… but British
Best part is the flashbacks to the battle for The Unicorn. Not only is the storm pretty crazy, but once the two ship's masts get tangled, the laws of physics go right out the window! 😂
@@thebakeosaurusrex8361technically Belgian
Honestly, the combination of realistic movements and facial expressions that motion cap gives you with the creative freedom provided by animation is insane
3:01 Interesting piece of dialogue
Good guy: Who gave you permission to do evil things?!
Bad guy: I don’t need it, I’ve never needed it.
its more than that. historically even an admiral needs permission to board a captains ship if its not his fleet. on his ship that captain is god. your not allowed to board without permission, otherwise your a stowaway or worse. like trespassing in your house. for haddock that was basically one last step too far. you don't take a captains ship.
You didn't watch the whole movie, did you?
@@mdalsted Oh yes, my friend. Years, and years ago… and a magical place called the movie theater!!! 😉
I love how Snowy at 1:56 takes down Allan's cronies with cans from a crate that bares an image of a crab from Tintin's classic adventure, "The Crab with the Golden Claws".
given that the ship, Haddock's introduction, and the entire subplot of a malicious organization controlling the ship by ensuring he stayed drunk were also lifted from that story (where those crab tins were used for smuggling) I'm not sure whether this counts as a reference or just attention to detail. Helped to keep the original flavour though.
Also Tintin pulled the same trick with European Abacus Spheres in the original Unicorn comic.
I would seriously ⭐ I could have a 🐶 that's gotta be the smartest as Snowy, given how all Canines are the most peak intellectual Animals to exist, even maybe even more superior in comparison than average Humans.
A sword fight with cranes. If the Fast and Furious movies did this, it would be cheesy as hell, but Spielberg was the right man for the job and he made it awesome.
The music certainly helps
3:00 I find it really poetic that Haddock is literally using the fallen crane's lever as his "sword". He is literally standing up and desperately trying to take control of this fight even when he know he is completely outmatched and his ship has literally tipped to it's side.
Still one of the best movies ever. Love this so much.
This is one of my favorite movies of all time. Every time I watch it I appreciate it even more. Double thumbs up to
Steven Spielberg and Peter Jackson for keeping Hergés artistic, action packed and purely entertaining style. I am
64 years old now but remember reading his TinTin since about age 8. It’s just as entertaining but the Nuances of situational history are much more evident now. Thanks for keeping Tintin alive for future generations to enjoy!❤
It’s a travesty
"So James Bond and Gollum fought each other with Cranes..."
Producers : Shut up and take our money !!
No. James Bond and Ulysses Klaue dueled each other with cranes
Who is who?
@@kingcamelot1395 Saccharine (Daniel Craig) is also James Bond and Haddock (Andy Serkis) played Gollum and Ulysses Klaw.
Also: James Bond got the Diamonds Are Forever Blofield treatment with his car as opposed to a minisub
0:13 ALAN! ALAN, GET ME OUT!!! 😂😂😂 Such a hothead…
redmond and blutarch from tf2's family-relation be like:
on god
Tf2 my beloved
no way in hell theres a tf2 comment in a Tintin video. We live in the greatest timeline
@@doxx4pg3d45 fr
@@doxx4pg3d45 plus the bots are being banned and they may be working on the final comic after all these years
It’s crazy how we (to my knowledge) haven’t had any new TinTin content SINCE this film came out. It’s like they know they’ll never top it.
There’s a new one I think in the works
Tintin Cigars of the Pharoh, Tintin also had an xbox 360 game based off this movie
Tintin has a video game that is either coming out or already came out.
@@rocksreviewsreactions337 Been out for a few years. Cigars of the Pharoh, by name
1:42 It's so cool that they put these cartoony bits/movements despite having a realistic art style.
This reminds me of that one 3D Lupin the Third movie;
1:42 I loved this joke.
It’s a joke which is very reminiscent of the books
This movie is so good at mixing realism with slapstick, it never feels out of place
Andy Serkis Vs Daniel Craig
Klaw v James Bond
@@editingman95gollom
@@TailsFan369no2 still
James Bond v. Alfred Pennyworth. My money is on the drunk butler Captain lol.
@@TechyBoi01Klaw wins cause he has superpowers
The graphics given this was made in 2011 but probably started being created around at least 2008 is INSANE
you mean the graphics engine, the models or the whole film ?
@@sargaa8471 all
TF2 lore: BLUE VS RED
Precisely.
When the title says strikes a man with a crane, I didn't expect to see a freaking cargo cranes swordfight.
"The legend says that only a Haddock can discover the secret of the Unicorn, but it took a Rackham to get the job done."
"So you've lost again Haddock, that's right, why don't you have a drink? It's all you've got left, isn't it? Everything that was rightfully yours is now mine."
These lines hit so hard.
"Thundering typhoons. Nobody takes my ship"
Also hit hard...both ways
1:57 comic fans would know those cans are more than meets the eye.
Don't forget about the crate. Snowy used to take down some goons. 😉
@@matthewgg9286 Oh I know he did. I just remember that those cans are more than they appear.
I love all the references and symbolism in the final fight between Archibald and Sakharine.
"Who gave you permission to board my ship?"
"I dont need it. I never needed it."
Aside from this a reference to actually needing permission to board a captain's ship, it also references the fact that Sakharine is the distant grandson of Red Rackham, who was a pirate. And in a way Sakharine himself acts like a pirate.
When the two fight Sakharine uses a net to throw off Archibald and is able to best him. This is similar to how Red Rackham would do the same to Sir Francis, but with a burning cape. Sakharine even gies as far as to swing his cane/sword, just like Red Rackham did when bested Sir Francis.
Finally Archibald would come back at Sakharine just like Sir Francis did with Red Rackham, but do so under unique amd potentially disrespectful manners. Archibald would throw a bunch of bottles at Sakharine, while Sir Francis would face away and stab Red Rackham, then leave without killing him. Which is another point. Archibald nor Sir Francis killed their opponent directly.
(Note. Red Rackham drowned, and he could have potentially escaped, but failed to do so.)
Finally. While Sir Francis caught a curse, Archibald would break it.
One of the best animated action films of all time. The action scenes are so fluid and dynamic, busy but always directing the eye to where it needs to go. Absolutely masterful.
No man or boy could ever resist a crane fight.
It’s simply just a law of nature that if two men are in conflict and have cranes near each other a crane fight must happen
1:38 Close but no cigar!
Closest thing we'll ever get of an irl mecha fight
A 1930s mecha fight.
I swear this entire movie feels like a video game cutscene that just never let us play the entire fight
Fr bro
That bike chase sequence felt like it was pulled straight out of the uncharted series
Nobody is going to talk about how impressive the artstyle is?
Back when it came out I thought: "this looks so incredible, where do you even go from here?" And apparently you don't because nothing has ever topped it 😆
It's how CGI should be done where characters don't look uncanny valley
Uncanny valley be damned! This movie was awesome!
The movements are so fluid and realistic for a cartoon. I really enjoyed this movie (as i enjoyed the old tv series)
All this time I thought it was live action till I actually searched it up again today. Mendella's effect was it? Or was my perception wasn't that accurate when I was little, lol.
To be fair, there are times where one could mistake for live action, especially out of the corner of your eye. The mocap and character designs were really well done in this movie.
@@Eques_Umbrafor its time its really impressive how well it's done..
it because you were little lol. same thing happened with me with Beowulf. I watched it recently and I was like wtf
Uncanny valley
There are live action movies of Tintin, but way older than this one.
I remember watching this as a kid
Similiarly to mecha/robot battle of anime but harbour crane uses like mecha 😂
I can't remember a single mecha show with this level of chaos
It’s insane how well the animation has held up over the years. Insanely realistic looking even now.
1:37 good quotes
I like how this video is getting into everyone's recommended in the last month. Such an underrated movie.
Notin my recommended, I looked for it. Because this movie is awesome.
This is the best story type when you have some unfinished business in the family
Daniel Craig really killed it with the voice acting.
I couldn't really tell by the thumbnail whether this was live-action or animated. Then I remembered, "oh, this has to be that Tintin movie from back when I was little or something"
Damn.
This is such a deviation from the books they used for this movie, and yet it’s still awesome.
Weird that a rich old man can operate a crane.
Looked like just levers, seemed easy (back then)
4:43. Like CH said, “Nobody takes my ship 🚢,”.
honestly the movie lives up to the comic series.
The Closest Thing We Can Have To Hand To Hand Mech Battles IRL
I watched this when I was eight, I grew up reading Tintin and it was amazing to see this movie for the first time. Still one of my favourite movies of all time
Villain fcking around after winning moment
I never thought that I would see the day where I would see 2 men sword fight WITH CRANES, then proceed to engage in an ACTUAL sword fight.
As soon as the sword fight starts at 3:14 the power dynamic ping pongs from “Rackham” effortlessly besting Haddock with arms, Haddock allowing rage to take over and beating him back with bottles, Rackham pulling out the papers and threatening to burn them and gloating with his evil monologue, to Tintin swooping in to nab them while Haddock gloats back and yeets him off the ship into the arms of the authorities and there’s barely enough time for all the little shifts to sink in leading to an overall feeling of knowing the good guys win in the end and not caring about the individual strokes of the confrontation, a Spielberg classic
NOT THAT WAY YOU FOOL, THE OTHER WAY!!!
🤣🤣🤣
I love the Scottish accent Andy Serkis gave Haddock
This is one of the best modern animated movies, between this crane fight, the action scenes, and the amazing chase with the destroyed dam
This movie was severely ahead of it's time
This technically counts as a Mecha fight. No wonder I love this movie!
Oh ten thouzan thunderin typhoons i found ye atlast
Blistering barnacles!
Nobody, *takes my ship.*
@@shadydaemon4178 RED RACKAM
1954 mecha battle
Simon Pegg and Nick Frost do not sound too alike, but that’s the whole point with Thomson & Thompson / Dupont & Dupond: They’re NOT brothers, they’re just two dudes who look very alike. 😂
I never knew I needed fight between two port cranes but I'm glad I found it.
This movie is super underrated, I watched it all the time when I was a kid
Ive seen this movie a few times in the past 12y, and just now i thought to myself. ”This Tintin looks like Tom Holland”.
I like how the CGI there is so realistic you sometimes question yourself if it's really CGI. And this movie was made in 2011! You don't see that nowdays...
Sakharine doesn't have second thoughts about using a lighter with his clothes soaked in alcohol
Collective consciousness intensifies as the crane clash wages on😂
Oh my god I am watching this and I’m halfway through and didn't realize this was TinTin until he said “red rackham”
That was a blast from the past right there
wait a dam......IS THIS TIN TIN?
Sure is
i dont know why this is in my recommended but im happy it is
I had no idea this movie existed, but now I desperately need to see it.
5:02 Nicholas Angel And Danny Butterman Busted James Bond
2:26 my messy room is unfinished business.
The most underrated movie of all time hands down
Watched this as a kid, iconic scene - You had Sir Francis and Red Rackham exchange blows with sabres, now in this age and life it's with cranes, how classic
Crane fight>gun fight>sword fight>knife fight
"What the fuck is this..? I asked for a cane fight..?"
"OH CANE! I thought you said cranes!! Sorry, il just-"
"Wait...This could work."
This is mocap movies done right, It still looks amazing thirteen years later.
Man, I loved this movie as a kid, I haven't watched it in a while though, I probably should.
Still one of the best adventure movies I’ve ever seen.
This movie looks beautiful even after 10+ years
note the golden crab on the box at 1:56 ish
shame they not got to do that story ,suspect that was a tease for potential overlap hmm... that reminds me i dont recall if the official cardboard cartons ever hade a official 'close up what tintin , hadock , the proffesor etc ended up being the 'final adventure' or if that just ended when the pencil feel from the creators hand hmm
This fight is one of the reasons I absolutely love this movie. Just fun and creative.
people just dont appreciate the time they would need to take to render all of these scene man
This would make a GREAT live action movie
One of the best sword fight scenes in fiction.
Come with me and you'll be in a world of OSHA violations
Aha but this is before OSHA
When people got shit done
I wonder how much did the Interpol had to pay in the harbour reparations, cause let's remember, this happened during an Interpol operation.
Why does this look like it takes place in the Polar Express canon?
5:07 To be precise, You are under arrest
I always libed this scene where they used crans to fight
God I loved this movie, Im glad to see there are others who share its appreciation!
It’s a great cross-property reference that a character voiced by Daniel Craig is basically getting the Diamonds Are Forever Blofield treatment. ❤😂
4:40
Bye Bye Ivan
“Thundering Typhoons… no body takes my ship”
This fight is what would have been if Mufasa had survived all along and came back to defeat Scar
better swordplay than star wars
this movie's cgi is SO GOOD
This movie is still visually stunning
World of tshirts vs daniel larson
Top Ten Anime Mecha Battles.