The Adventures of Tintin: Difference between revisions
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The Adventures of Tintin: Difference between revisions
'''''The Adventures of Tintin''''' is a 3D motion capture computer-animated film based on the comic book series ''The Adventures of Tintin'', directed by [[Steven Spielberg]] and starring [[Jamie Bell]], [[Andy Serkis]], and [[Daniel Craig]].
'''''The Adventures of Tintin''''' is a 3D motion capture computer-animated film based on the comic book series ''The Adventures of Tintin'', directed by [[Steven Spielberg]] and starring [[Jamie Bell]], [[Andy Serkis]], and [[Daniel Craig]].
{{Film Title|The Adventures of Tintin}}
{{Animation Film Title|The Adventures of Tintin}}
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The seaplane from the ''Karaboudjan'' is armed with two machine guns in the wing roots of an unknown type.
The seaplane from the ''Karaboudjan'' is armed with two machine guns in the wing roots of an unknown type.
[[Image:Tintin_MG_01.jpg|thumb|none|600px|The muzzles seen here after Tintin has commandeered the plane.]]
[[Image:Tintin_MG_01.jpg|thumb|none|600px|The muzzles seen here after Tintin has commandeered the plane.]]
The Adventures of Tintin is a 3D motion capture computer-animated film based on the comic book series The Adventures of Tintin, directed by Steven Spielberg and starring Jamie Bell, Andy Serkis, and Daniel Craig.
The following weapons were used in the animated film The Adventures of Tintin:
Along with the Luger P08, Sakharine's henchmen and Sakharine (Daniel Craig) himself also wield FN Hi-Powers with black grips. During the later portion of the movie, Tintin takes one from one of Sakharine's henchmen and notably uses it to disable Sakharine's henchmen's plane.
Error creating thumbnail: File missingFN Hi-Power - 9x19mm. The first version of the classic pistol, developed by John Browning and adopted by Belgium in 1935, the FN P-35 - 9x19mm. During World War II, the Germans would occupy the Belgian firearms factories and continued to produce this gun, still called the P-35, but with Waffenamt stamps. The Design would be adopted by other countries and manufactured abroad with the generic designation simply as the "Browning High Power".Error creating thumbnail: File missingThe First Mate with a Hi-Power.Error creating thumbnail: File missingA thug threatens Haddock with his Hi-Power.Error creating thumbnail: File missingA henchman tries to shoot Tintin with the Hi-Power.Error creating thumbnail: File missingA Hi-Power on the deck.Error creating thumbnail: File missingTintin aiming his captured FN Hi-Power at the ropes keeping the boat from falling into the ocean.Error creating thumbnail: File missingTintin takes aim at the seaplane. (Note that when Tintin checks how much ammunition he's got in his Hi-Power, he sees one cartridge in the magazine. If there was only one round left in the gun, the magazine would be empty because the round would have been loaded after the last shot. The gun he is holding actually has two rounds in it)Error creating thumbnail: File missingTintin pulls the pistol on Sakharine's henchmen. The adjustable rear sight is very clearly seen here.Error creating thumbnail: File missingSakharine threatens Tintin, Thomson and Thompson with the Hi-Power.
Captain Haddock (Andy Serkis) acquires an M9 Bazooka from one of Omar Ben Salaad's guards. He then attempts to take down Sakharine's jeep with it during the Bagghar chase, only to fire it backwards, hitting the dam.
