Trailer Breakdown: The Adventures Of Tintin We investigate the first glimpse of The Secret Of The Unicorn Tweet
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Who Da Man! After the posters yesterday, and Empire’s December cover, teased us with shadowy portraits of Tintin, here’s the man (or boy) himself at last in all his carrot-topped glory (echoes of a similar shot in Jurassic Park?). It’s hard to tell from an almost-still, or the short flash we see in this trailer, but he doesn’t appear to suffer from dead-eye syndrome. As the credits roll and this teaser finishes, let’s also take a moment to salute the music here, eh? If it does come from John Williams' score, we can't wait to hear the full thing.
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	shameless double posting but i'd LOVE Williams to score the Tintin theme from the original cartoon show, but beef it up to an even grander scale, that would be class! More
	Posted by m.casey92 on Wednesday May 18, 2011, 15:17

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