r/TheAdventuresofTintin

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Would you watch YouTube commentary videos focused on the narrative/plot elements of Tintin?

As the title asks, I’m curious to find out how many people here would be interested in watching youtube videos that discuss/provide commentary on the narrative elements of the Tintin stories as they are presented in their most modern versions. This is something I’ve been interested in doing for a while, as I went to reread the series recently and fell in love with it all over again. Additionally, a lot of the Tintin content that I have consumed (podcasts etc.) spend a lot of time mainly discussing the historical context of the Tintin stories. Of course this isn’t a bad thing, but I think that the average casual reader isn't really aware of the historical context, particularly in the modern day. As such, I thought it would be interesting to discuss these stories in of themselves.This would include analysis of things such as story structure, themes, characters/character development, as well any interesting plot/ story points.

I don't have much experience with video making so this is a very new project for me, but I’m hoping I can put out some good Tintin related content and wanna gauge the interest that people would have for it. I’m halfway through making my first video (probably a 10ish minute video about who I think is the most underrated villain in the series), and I have quite few ideas for other video topics as well. Interested to hear what everyone’s thoughts are!

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u/baldcactus78 — 7 hours ago
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Tintin best Album Tournament - The Crab with the golden Claws vs. Prisoners of the Sun

Yesterdays match was won by Destination Moon 🎉

Head to the comments to Vote

u/TechnologyDecent3560 — 2 days ago

The Adventures of Tintin and Sailor Moon are series that continues to be popular today despite not having new stories

I noticed that The Adventures of Tintin and Sailor Moon share something in common: both series continues to be popular today despite not having new stories compared to Asterix and Dragon Ball.

u/Own_Philosopher8730 — 5 days ago

Some Tintin fan art

I grew up reading Tintin. The characters are close to my heart. I started this during the pandemic...never ended up finishing it, but I still kind of dig it. Curious to see how others have incorporated Tintin into their lives here in this forum.

u/Hot_Dot6008 — 7 days ago