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Two famous directors Steven Spielberg and Peter Jackson have shot a film about Tintin and his adventures with Snowy, Thompson and Thomson, Captain Haddock and Bianca Castafiore.

This film is about Tintin who buys a model of an old ship that hides a great secret.

Tintin is followed by evil Sakharine who knows that hidden in the model is the clue is necessary to find out where a treasure is. Tintin is caught by Sakharine who takes him to a ship where he becomes a prisoner. At night he escapes and when he is going away, he meets captain Haddock. They travel around the world to find the treasure.

This film was very funny. I had a good time because pictures in 3D were very good. The actors were all right, and nobody can forget the wonderful characters created by Hergé.

Nobody will forget this film after watching it. Everybody should watch it.

by Marta Cuesta

Bear Grylls (Real name: Edward Michael Grylls) is an English adventurer, writer and television presenter. Was born on the 7th of June of 1974 in the United Kingdom. He is best known for his television series Man vs. Wild, known as “El Ultimo Superviviente” in Spain.

Grylls grew up in Donaghadee, North Ireland and in Bembridge on the Island of Wight. In an episode he said his sister gave him the nickname "Bear" , when he was just a week old.

Grylls was educated at the University of London, where he graduated with a degree in Hispanic Studies in 2002.

He learned from his father to climb and sail at an early age. In his teens he took a parachute jump course and earned a black belt second dan in shotokan karate. Today he practices yoga and ninjutsu. He speaks English, Spanish and French.

After passing the selection of the British Army's Special Forces he served in the reserve Special Forces of the United Kingdom, with 21 SASRegiment, as a trooper, instructor in survival techniques and medical claims section. He served in North Africa twice. In 1996 he had a parachuting accident in Kenya in free fall. His parachute was broken at 500 m. He was momentarily dead for three seconds. Grylls spent the next 18 months in a hospital.

In 1998, Grylls became the youngest man who climbed the Everest with 23 years old.

He has become famous with his reports of the series “El último superviviente", where he comments on the survival skills needed in extreme situations. The pilot programme started in October 27, 2006 on Discovery Channel.

My opinion is that I would like to have a life with many challenges and adventures like BearGrylls.

by Miguel Romano Sinde

Mission: Impossible – Ghost Protocol is the forth film in the franchise (though first not to acknowledge its place in the title) and sees Tom Cruise reprising the leading role of the globe-trotting super spy Ethan Hunt. Throughout the series Hunt has evolved from team player to lone wolf and now in Ghost Protocol he must become a true leader of a team that, for the first time, he didn't choose.
The film blasts off into overdrive from the minute the gates open and rarely lets up, it's one hell of a ride and there's enough action and gadgets here to please any fan of the spy film genre. The plot is fairly straightforward; the bad guy obtains the key to the ultimate weapon and plans to destroy the world with it. Hunt and his team, working without the support of the IMF, must stop him at all costs. It has enough twists and turns to keep you engaged but it never gets so complicated that you risk getting lost while you're immersed in the mind- blowing stunt sequences. One thing fans of the series will probably notice this time around is that Hunt is more 'human' when it comes to the action than he has been in most of the previous outings. Not everything goes to plan and if he gets hit or falls down it hurts. Sure he's still a super spy and can do things most mortal men would never try in a million years but the added vulnerability and consequences of those actions gone wrong lifts the film to a new level and is one of the reasons it kept me on board all the way to the end.

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