Review of Hugo (2011) by Tvjerry — 10 Dec 2011
Some may interpret this as a children's film, but its artistry expands beyond that audience. It follows the adventures of a boy who lives in a Paris train station and has a fascination with all things mechanical.
The plot and dialogue are minimal, making this an almost silent film. The visuals, on the other hand, are amazing. This is director Martin Scorsese's most stylishly inventive film and the 3D is spectacular.
The story sinks a bit with his film restoration messages and this drags the pacing slightly, but the brilliance of a master filmmaker makes this a masterpiece.
This review of Hugo (2011) was written by Tvjerry on 10 Dec 2011.
Hugo has generally received very positive reviews.
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