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By Katezoe (154) on 04 Feb 2018

Another fantastic film by Todd Haynes one of the best directors working today. Everything about the movie is wonderful…

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By Logan M (1,902) on 25 Jan 2018

I had high hopes for this movie... yet I had to make an effort to see it till the end. I found it boring and uninteresting…

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By Alexandra R (101) on 25 Jan 2018

I had high hopes for this movie... yet I had to make an effort to see it till the end. I found it boring and uninteresting…

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By Lee M (4,001) on 25 Jan 2018

I had high hopes for this movie... yet I had to make an effort to see it till the end. I found it boring and uninteresting…

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By Jluis_001 (2,242) on 08 Jan 2018

What should have been an endearing story and touching experience and a lot more emotional ends up being too cerebral and somewhat cold, besides…

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By Ayrton C (660) on 31 Dec 2017

Visually and stylistically interesting film that benefits from a strong cast and a really good soundtrack…

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By Jax R (295) on 31 Dec 2017

Visually and stylistically interesting film that benefits from a strong cast and a really good soundtrack…

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By Katie M (655) on 31 Dec 2017

Visually and stylistically interesting film that benefits from a strong cast and a really good soundtrack…

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By Brandon M (1,068) on 01 Dec 2017

Six years ago, when Martin Scorsese brings Brian Selznick's novel, The Invention of Hugo Cabret, (which was titled Hugo), to the big screen,…

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By Christopher C (1,363) on 20 Nov 2017

OK Movie- could have been much better. I alway enjoy films that focus on old NY and this movie offers both the 70's and the 20's…

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By Brent_Marchant (762) on 19 Nov 2017

When one watches a film with the word Wonder in the title, one expects it to evoke feelings in line with that term…

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By Facebook U (1,208) on 19 Nov 2017

When one watches a film with the word Wonder in the title, one expects it to evoke feelings in line with that term…

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By Markydisco (6) on 17 Nov 2017

Absolutely gorgeous film in every way…

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By Tvjerry (1,783) on 14 Nov 2017

Two children living in eras 50 years apart set out to New York City on separate quests…

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By Marymaebennett (20) on 14 Nov 2017

You know I’m trying to think of adjectives to describe Wonderstruck that are not “wonderful” but it’s automatically what comes to mind…

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By Wayne G (65) on 13 Nov 2017

Todd Haynes follows up his resplendent Carol, with an effective and unique family film, touching in a rather distant way, and hauntingly beautiful…

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By Fedorko (28) on 13 Nov 2017

What a waste of time. This movie was reminiscent of Scorsese's Hugo but with less wonder! We don't understand why we should care…

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By Mitchell B (459) on 13 Nov 2017

Todd Haynes follows up his resplendent Carol, with an effective and unique family film, touching in a rather distant way, and hauntingly beautiful…

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By Bradley J (362) on 13 Nov 2017

Todd Haynes follows up his resplendent Carol, with an effective and unique family film, touching in a rather distant way, and hauntingly beautiful…

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By Jason P (1,193) on 13 Nov 2017

Todd Haynes follows up his resplendent Carol, with an effective and unique family film, touching in a rather distant way, and hauntingly beautiful…

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