any idea where i can buy reprints of this, preferably in french or english? i remember reading Aristocrats in Pif comics anthologies back in the 1970s. loved it !

Surprised you’re not getting more views or comments. I like seeing footage of the old rides, and learning the history of this park. I’m going to be there in October.

It started out as just another family park. Now it’s considered one of the best parks that’s not owned by Disney or Universal.

Looks like their version of the long gone America Sings at Disneyland. But what’s with the kangaroo? I thought this was a Europe theme park.

How many times has this ride change? I know it just reopened after a months long renovation.

Fantastic video

Danke fürs Hochladen! 👍

Amazing coverage! Appreciate spreading this information in English too, I have always been fascinated by Europa Park! :D

Incroyable ! Je ne pensais pas qu'on pourrait trouver une nouvelle vidéo onride du Spookschloss original.

Awesome Footage!! Thank you so much, im such a huge fan of this ride 😁 Do you have any other old footage of the Geisterschloss that i can look forward to? Take care 😉

Very nice footage of the original Geisterschloss, thanks for sharing!

Amazing video!

This was a fantastic video! I enjoy the Johan and Peewit stories by Peyo, but they are hard to find here in America. I also enjoy Disney's The Black Cauldron [the original Chronicles of Prydain books the film are based on are good, but often mean spirited towards Taran, and Eilonwy is a lot meaner], and there were sequel comics released in France's Le Journal De Mickey comic books. I've been trying to find out more information about them.

1:54 Actually, there's a 3rd exclave in Africa. The small island (now "peñón") of Velez de la Gomera united to Africa after an earthquake centuries ago. It is the shortest stretch of border iin the world, with less than 100 meters! There's only a small military base on there. On the border with France there's another exclave and an island that changes from Spain to France every 6 months, but that's another story. That's it, hope you enjoyed my small piece of pendantry/fun fact of the day. Oh, and thanks a lot for talking about our beloved Mortadelo and Filemón! :D PD: slight correction. Mortadelo ens with an O, while you're pronouncing it with an A. Basically you went the whole video calling him the name of a type of cold meat jajajja. The name's difficult to pronounce for non-Spanish speakers, don't worry much about it :)

It’s so cool, well done sir. 😋😋 From 8:03 I learned what the 4 portraits of awful men look like, they disappeared in 1996 during the change. It looks like it was filmed in 1995.

Illustrator Kaka Nami Rai draw it in comic form. It can be downloaded at myowntintin.blogspot.com/p/blog-page_20.html?m=1

Re-drawn comic of this story by Tintin lover illustrator Kaka Nami Rai can be downloaded here: myowntintin.blogspot.com/p/blog-page_20.html?m=1

Greetings from America, great overview on the rich history of Disney comics in the European market. It's genuinely sad they have yet to ever rebound popularity in America. Most people scoff at most Disney characters not having "real personalities" despite a whole number of Generation of readers do know there is!

Well, that was something new!

Nice to see Guru from DBZ has a new kingdom to rule.

Hi. Do you happen to have the English translation also for those adventure cards? Thank you

Great video, I don't know if you take requests, but if you want to, can you review the Die Abrafaxe series, like the comics, and the history of it, including the 2001 animated movie adaptation of both the German version and ths English dub, and the computer flash game next?

Asterix and Cleopatra, and the twelve tasks has allways been my favorites, watched them hundreds of times as a kid, and still do till this day.

Really good series. Definitely the best available deep dive into the novel and its adaptations. Thoroughly enjoyed it.

Small point; Alinardo's death in the show is taken from the novel, it's not original to the show.

This was excellent, thanks for loving Eco and his Rose.....

I enjoyed this review of this Tntin animated adventure. I agree a whole 100%. It is a solid animation adventure that is well written, well directed, and the voice acting and animation are both top notch. It combines action and humor very effectively. I first saw this film on a French speaking Canadian station and although there were no subtitles, I actually enjoyed this film as I am an avid admirer of animated films, shorts and TV shows. I have this film on DVD and a two parter, which came before this film, alongside Speilberg's film. I am hoping to get more of Tintin on DVD in the near future. Also, the 1980's new wave synthpop trio; "Thompson Twins", got their name from the nearly identical looking Thompson and Thomson, who are characters in the stories of Tintin. By the way, there were also two live action feature films released in between the animated features, which are "Tintin and the Golden Fleece (Tintin et le Mystère de la Toison d'or) from 1961 and Tintin and the Blue Oranges (Tintin et les Oranges bleues) from 1964. I subscribed and also, signed up for notifications. I'm looking forward to more of your review videos.

Man you have a great voice

Thank you for this video. I grew up in the eastern part of Canada. I used to go to my local library and read all the Tintins. But i used to also go to the nearest "Tabagie" where they also sold every kind of magazine available and i used to buy these collections of Pif comics called Pif-Orama. These were like anthologies. I loved those books. Thanks so much!

Thank you. This video was really helpful.

I've been hearing this series these last days while I continue to give details to my attempt of reconstruction of Dante Ferretti's model of the whole abbey. Congratulations. I really enjoy your remarks. I have a couple of things that come to my mind that I'd like to mention. The first: near the end of the third episode, you mentioned you would report on the scenes that were cut out by editors from the film, but if it was indeed discussed, I'm afraid I missed it. And the second: I always remembered how it was mentioned and discussed that Eco was likely to be influenced to write about "poisoning a priest" after the controversial, sudden and suspicious death of Pope Joan Paul I in 1978. It would be really interesting to know your thoughts on this matter.

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Greta topic!! I will watch it later but thank you for making a video about my childhood heroes

Nice job!

Such an amazing book and screen adaptations. My mother introduced me to the movie when I was young, and I read the book shortly afterwards. It was undoubtedly a cruel world that the novels central characters lived in, and yet, they were able to able to find the small amounts of beauty that were intended to be forbidden to them. Whether it be knowledge, or love. Great video!

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i found this series in a very random way, but i love it keep it going!!

Il liked this video.

Esse filme é muito bom 👏

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Great book, great movie. I never heard of the series, but I'll check it out.

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Very nice to see Someones view about (in my opinion) one of the best Belgian musical creation. I’ve seen the 2001 and the 2007 version live in The Theatre. I still rewatch The recording of this show. I think this show has big potential for the international audience. I hope there will be an attempt to bring this musical back to Belgium. Some Nice to know facts about the production: - in The library of Bergamot there was originally A song (The Waltz of The professors), A duet between zonnebloem and bergamot. But is was deletetet after A few performances. - The first idea for The tintin production was to make A musical version of The secret of The unicorn. - they made plans to play in London, Montréal and Genève. But they never made it. - after The Charleroi production, they plannend A Paris version. All was arranged (Castalbum, promotional campaign etc.) but they canceld it last minute. Not clear why. In The Paris version the music is arranged completly different (more French style) The 2007 version is different from The 2001 version in A various of points: - The Six crystal balls were not in scène. It was relaplaced by A digital projection with images from The comics with in between dialogues between tintin, haddock and tournesol. You only heard The voice of The great Inca, and it was lip syncd by the Fortune teller from The previous scene, like it was that she was haunted by the Inca. This choice of changing make it less spectacular than The balls in the 2001 version, but it makes more sense why tintin Will visit bergamot - The song in The hospital sung by the little girl is adapted. The song is stil The same, but made shorter and with an extra song for tintin where hé promised the girl to make her Father better. This change was already forseen fo thé paris version in 2003 (canceled) - The little Funny scènes in The snow with haddock are cleared out of the 2007 version and replaced by digital projection of images of The comics where you can see The spectacular train scene from The comics. Altough, they kept The condor scene, (Which is stunning!!!) - The real water in 2001 version is replaced by A digital projection of water in The 2007 version. (Which is An immensive downgrade, but more Cheaper and les difficult to arrange on The scene) - The song in The Jail by haddock is changed by the same song but the reworked to A duet with tintin. The last time this musical played here in belgium was 2008 and I really hope they make an attempt to bring this back.