Tintin and the Blue Oranges

In this installment of the Tintin saga, Professor Calculus’s friend creates a groundbreaking blue-skinned orange, aimed at combating world hunger. This innovation, able to thrive in harsh conditions, attracts the attention of gangsters who also want the fruit. The story unfolds as Tintin and his friends embark on a dangerous journey from Marlinspike Hall to Spain, where they must rescue Calculus and another scientist from kidnappers.

With a runtime of 105 minutes, this film captures the adventurous spirit of the Tintin franchise while incorporating themes of science and ethics. The setting in Spain and the inclusion of elements like kidnapping and chemistry provide a rich backdrop for the story. Collectors of physical media will find this film an interesting addition to their Tintin collections, especially given its unique plot and historical context within the series.