Hugo

It's truly takes you back to old school movies, well done scorcese!!!!

I didn't think the book could be done justice and refused to go and see thisat the movies. But have just watched the dvd and was blown away, it wasstunning, beautiful cinematography and sensitive to the original book. Anabsolute must watch. And if you...

If you have read the beautifully illustrated children's book you will know that this is one heck of a story. It might be a bit of a slow burner at first but once you're in you will be totally mesmerized! Films like this only come along once in a blue...

*Set in the Thirties, orphan Hugo lives in the walls and Clock Tower of the Paris Train Station. He becomes familiar with the various characters around him. Hugo is also fascinated by the mechanics of the creations around him. However, the machines...

For the first part of the movie I didn't know what to expect, it felt like there was like nothing was going on, a basic plot which didn't seem to be moving. It was dull, stale and filled with little to love, and then all of a sudden, with the turn of a...

i went to see this at the cinema, unsure really of what to expect as i had only seen the trailer for the film & just had a rough idea of it.

Not prone to grand pronouncements, this movie was on the undecided list for Xmas. Children [13 & 10] accompanied me; was worried it might be too slow/deep/confusing etc.