Belvision Dvd: Tintin

Between 1957 and 1964, Belvision produced over 100 five-minute black-and-white episodes. These were eventually recut into eight feature-length films. This is the content you will find on any legitimate .

Do buy it if you are a serious animation historian. Do buy it if you want to see Hergé’s "clear line" melted down and recast as energetic, messy, 1960s Saturday morning television. tintin belvision dvd

Reception and fandom Belvision’s animated Tintin reached new, younger audiences and helped internationalize the character beyond European comics readership. For many children, the Belvision versions were their primary exposure to Tintin, shaping perceptions of character voices and pacing. Collectors and long-time fans have mixed responses: appreciation for the preservation and availability of vintage adaptations, coupled with critique of simplifications and departures from Hergé’s storytelling finesse. Between 1957 and 1964, Belvision produced over 100