tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-10151381.post5105476255205319783..comments2011-12-18T09:37:58.396ZComments on Clandestine Critic: Notes On A Film: The Adventures of TintinDavid Normanhttps://profiles.google.com/101845119703045207708noreply@blogger.comBlogger2125tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-10151381.post-43241422268852169482011-12-18T09:37:58.396Z2011-12-18T09:37:58.396ZAnd that was accident, sir. The bazooka was intend...And that was accident, sir. The bazooka was intended for Sakharine, but misfired.Lailany Magnonoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-10151381.post-29137880431433827862011-12-18T09:36:53.444Z2011-12-18T09:36:53.444Zkilled? NO, no one was killed. Bagghar hadn't ...killed? NO, no one was killed. Bagghar hadn't been flooded, for the water streamed through its channel. And never will, too, because the slope of the hill was steep, so there's no reason to get flooded there. What bothered me was the scene where Tintin passed through the female weavers' house while chasing the falcon. Good thing that Tintin excused and apologized to them.Lailany Magnonoreply@blogger.com