The Adventures Of Tintin - The Secret Of The Unicorn

Contains moderate fight scenes

Classified Date:

24/10/2011

Version:

2D IMAX

Use:

Cinema

Distributor:

Paramount Pictures UK

Paperwork Remarks:

IMAX

violence

There are several action scenes featuring the hero and his companions confronting criminals. Fights include blows to the head and body, a man being machine-gunned and using the blood from his wounds to help identify his killers before he dies, and one of the heroes throwing bottles at an opponent. The scenes are rapidly edited and the blows are implied rather than detailed.

additional issues: There is also a scene featuring oblique mild innuendo when a man remarks that another man "was sacked as a shepherd on account of his animal husbandry". There is infrequent use of mild bad language ('bloody'). There is brief sight of a male character smoking. However, the smoking is not emphasised and neither glamorises nor promotes the activity. Tintin's male companion is an older sea captain who often drinks alcohol. However, it is clear that Tintin does not approve of this and the man's drinking occasionally has negative consequences for the heroes (for example, he sets fire to their boat and subsequently blows it up when he foolishly uses alcohol to douse the flames).

Contains moderate fight scenes

Classified Date:

12/10/2011

Version:

2D

Use:

Cinema

Distributor:

Paramount Pictures UK

Paperwork Remarks:

2D

violence

There are several action scenes featuring the hero and his companions confronting criminals. Fights include blows to the head and body, a man being machine-gunned and using the blood from his wounds to help identify his killers before he dies, and one of the heroes throwing bottles at an opponent. The scenes are rapidly edited and the blows are implied rather than detailed.

additional issues: There is also a scene featuring oblique mild innuendo when a man remarks that another man "was sacked as a shepherd on account of his animal husbandry".</p><p>There is infrequent use of mild bad language ('bloody'). There is brief sight of a male character smoking. However, the smoking is not emphasised and neither glamorises nor promotes the activity. Tintin's male companion is an older sea captain who often drinks alcohol. However, it is clear that Tintin does not approve of this and the man's drinking occasionally has negative consequences for the heroes (for example, he sets fire to their boat and subsequently blows it up when he foolishly uses alcohol to douse the flames).

Contains moderate fight scenes

Classified Date:

12/10/2011

Version:

3D

Use:

Cinema

Distributor:

Paramount Pictures UK

Paperwork Remarks:

3D

violence

There are several action scenes featuring the hero and his companions confronting criminals. Fights include blows to the head and body, a man being machine-gunned and using the blood from his wounds to help identify his killers before he dies, and one of the heroes throwing bottles at an opponent. The scenes are rapidly edited and the blows are implied rather than detailed.

additional issues: There is also a scene featuring oblique mild innuendo when a man remarks that another man "was sacked as a shepherd on account of his animal husbandry". There is infrequent use of mild bad language ('bloody'). There is brief sight of a male character smoking. However, the smoking is not emphasised and neither glamorises nor promotes the activity. Tintin's male companion is an older sea captain who often drinks alcohol. However, it is clear that Tintin does not approve of this and the man's drinking occasionally has negative consequences for the heroes (for example, he sets fire to their boat and subsequently blows it up when he foolishly uses alcohol to douse the flames).

Contains moderate fight scenes

Classified Date:

24/02/2012

Version:

2D

Use:

Physical media + VOD/Streaming

Distributor:

Paramount Home Entertainment (UK)

Paperwork Remarks:

3D

violence

There are several action scenes featuring the hero and his companions confronting criminals. Fights include blows to the head and body, a man being machine-gunned and using the blood from his wounds to help identify his killers before he dies, and one of the heroes throwing bottles at an opponent. The scenes are rapidly edited and the blows are implied rather than detailed.

threat and horror

There are intense scenes in which characters are in danger but the emphasis is on excitement rather than scares.

language

There is infrequent use of mild bad language ('bloody'), as well as milder terms such as 'hell' and 'damn'.

sex

There is a scene featuring oblique mild innuendo when a man remarks that another man 'was sacked as a shepherd on account of his animal husbandry'.

injury detail

There is limited sight of blood in the aftermath of violence.

alcohol and smoking

There is brief sight of a male character smoking. However, the smoking is not emphasised and neither glamorises nor promotes the activity.Tintin's male companion is an older sea captain who often drinks alcohol. However, it is clear that Tintin does not approve of this and the man's drinking occasionally has negative consequences for the heroes (for example, he sets fire to their boat and subsequently blows it up when he foolishly uses alcohol to douse the flames).

additional issues: There is also a scene featuring oblique mild innuendo when a man remarks that another man "was sacked as a shepherd on account of his animal husbandry". There is infrequent use of mild bad language ('bloody'). There is brief sight of a male character smoking. However, the smoking is not emphasised and neither glamorises nor promotes the activity. Tintin's male companion is an older sea captain who often drinks alcohol. However, it is clear that Tintin does not approve of this and the man's drinking occasionally has negative consequences for the heroes (for example, he sets fire to their boat and subsequently blows it up when he foolishly uses alcohol to douse the flames).

Classified Date:

27/09/2011

Version:

2D

Use:

Cinema

Distributor:

Paramount Pictures UK

Paperwork Remarks:

TRAILER #L (V8)

Classified Date:

27/09/2011

Version:

2D

Use:

Cinema

Distributor:

Paramount Pictures UK

Paperwork Remarks:

TRAILER #M (V9) 2D

Classified Date:

21/07/2011

Version:

2D

Use:

Cinema

Distributor:

Paramount Pictures UK

Paperwork Remarks:

Trailer H 3D

Classified Date:

21/07/2011

Version:

2D

Use:

Cinema

Distributor:

Paramount Pictures UK

Paperwork Remarks:

Trailer I 2D

Classified Date:

04/07/2011

Version:

2D

Use:

Cinema

Distributor:

Paramount Pictures UK

Paperwork Remarks:

TRAILER E 3D

Classified Date:

04/07/2011

Version:

2D

Use:

Cinema

Distributor:

Paramount Pictures UK

Paperwork Remarks:

TRAILER F (V4) 2D

Classified Date:

09/05/2011

Version:

2D

Use:

Cinema

Distributor:

Paramount Pictures UK

Paperwork Remarks:

2D TRAILER # D (V2)

Classified Date:

09/05/2011

Version:

2D

Use:

Cinema

Distributor:

Paramount Pictures UK

Paperwork Remarks:

3D TRAILER # C (V1)

Classified Date:

30/01/2012

Version:

2D

Use:

Physical media

Distributor:

Paramount Home Entertainment (UK)

Paperwork Remarks:

Additional material

Classified Date:

26/01/2012

Version:

2D

Use:

Physical media

Distributor:

Paramount Home Entertainment (UK)

Paperwork Remarks:

Additional material 3D Menu

Classified Date:

24/01/2012

Version:

2D

Use:

Physical media

Distributor:

Paramount Home Entertainment (UK)

Paperwork Remarks:

Additional material BD menu

Classified Date:

23/01/2012

Version:

2D

Use:

Physical media

Distributor:

Paramount Home Entertainment (UK)

Paperwork Remarks:

Additional material Menu

Classified date

24/02/2012
BBFC reference

AVF279229
Language

English

Director(s)

Steven Spielberg

Production Year

2011

Genre(s)

Adventure, Animation

Approx. running minutes

107m

Cast

Daniel Craig (voice), Jamie Bell (voice), Simon Pegg (voice), Nick Frost (voice), Andy Serkis (voice), Mackenzie Crook (voice), Toby Jones (voice)