Entertainment WeeklyEven if you have a sweet home-theater system with all of the latest surround-sound bells and high-def whistles, 3-D movies c...
Total FilmMartin Scorseses 3D debut is a technical marvel that weds heart to art in its soaring second half. For anyone who loves cine...
The New YorkerIn Hugo, the hero has a terrifying dream, perhaps an unconscious recollection of that event. Reality, filmed illusion, and d...
New York Daily News"Come and dream with me," a filmmaker pleads in Martin Scorsese's exquisite fantasy Hugo, offering an invitation that's clea...
The Boston GlobeYes, Hugo is a family film and, yes, your children and your inner child stand to be enraptured, but the family Scorsese real...
The New York Times It's serious, beautiful, wise to the absurdity of life and in the embrace of a piercing longing.
San Francisco ChronicleUltimately, the biggest disappointment of Hugo is that it fails to make the case for 3-D as a legitimate tool for the seriou...
Los Angeles Times"Films have the power to capture dreams," Méliès said, and the way they've captured Scorsese's can't be denied.
The Philadelphia InquirerA state-of-the-art affair, an epic adaptation of Selznick's pretty-epic-itself tome, full of dazzling visuals and rapturous ...
New York PostIt's as if David Copperfield wandered into a History of Film lecture. Maybe it isn't a great idea to wait till you're nearly...
Washington PostIf ever the movie gods were to smile on an adaptation, it would be Scorsese's take on Selznick's bestselling book, a valenti...
Salon ArtsI have seen the future of 3-D moviemaking, and it belongs to Martin Scorsese, unlikely as that may sound.
New York MagazineFor all the wizardry on display, Hugo often feels like a film about magic instead of a magical film...
Wall Street JournalThematic potency and cinematic virtuosity -- the production was designed by Dante Ferretti and photographed by Robert Richar...
Film School RejectsIn its own way, this is a masterpiece that at least deserves to be mentioned in the same breath as Martin Scorsese’s best.
Hollywood ReporterA fabulous and passionate love letter to the cinema and its preservation framed by the strenuous adventures of two orphans i...
Black Sheep Reviews"Hugo" is undeniably magical but Scorsese distracts himself from the story at hand with his own visual prowess.
Entertainment WeeklyA mysterious mechanical man with the ability to write and draw holds a place of honor in Hugo, Martin Scorsese's exquisite a...
Chicago Sun-Times"Hugo" is unlike any other film Martin Scorsese has ever made, and yet possibly the closest to his heart: a big-budget, fami...
ReelViewsWith Hugo, Martin Scorsese has accomplished what few in Hollywood are willing to try: make a movie for adults that arrives w...
E! OnlineMartin Scorsese does a family film? Not exactly. While there's nothing inappropriate on display, how many of the kids out th...
Film FractureA beautiful movie for classic film lovers; but it is firmly rooted in place for those types of moviegoers, the unfamiliar ma...
JobloThat said, even if the kids don't like it, their parents will- and those of you who avoid family films like the plague ought...
FirstShowingHugo is a fabulous work of cinema for anyone who has a love for the art, a beautiful work of sentimentality from one of the ...
IGN MoviesAlthough fascinating and a true cinematic curiosity worth seeing by anyone interested in the magical origins of cinema, Hugo...
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Partial Film Information
Director: Martin Scorsese
Writer: John Logan
Studio: Paramount Pictures
Cast: Asa Butterfield, Chloe Grace Moretz, Sacha Baron Cohen
Release: November 23, 2011
Writer: John Logan
Studio: Paramount Pictures
Cast: Asa Butterfield, Chloe Grace Moretz, Sacha Baron Cohen
Release: November 23, 2011
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