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stefhyena 's review for:
Tintin in America
by Hergé
You know what? These are fun if you ignore the stereotyping, the repetition and the sometimes offensive humour as as don't expect any relatable (or even half-way likeable) female characters even among the cameos.
This particular one gets 2.5 from me because there is a fantastically sarcastic scene where the minute oil gets found some bastard capitalists turn up to exploit it and the "Indians" get ordered off their own ground, and Tintin is likeable for not being part of that.
I am not ashamed of how much I enjoyed these, especially when I was a child but I still can't give them a lot of stars.
This particular one gets 2.5 from me because there is a fantastically sarcastic scene where the minute oil gets found some bastard capitalists turn up to exploit it and the "Indians" get ordered off their own ground, and Tintin is likeable for not being part of that.
I am not ashamed of how much I enjoyed these, especially when I was a child but I still can't give them a lot of stars.