This fall will be marked with a new movie from Martin Scorsese – Hugo. The film will be in theaters from November 23, 2011. Hugo is based on “The Invention of Hugo Cabret”, a book written by Brian Selznick, the screenplay is written by John Logan (The Last Samurai, The Aviator).
Hugo is the first Martin Scorsese’s foray into family movies: the director expects to appeal to both kids and adults. The adventurous film should become an excellent family entertainment this Thanksgiving season. A whole family can and share their emotions afterwards.
The movie tells us a story of an orphan boy who lives a secret life within the walls of Paris train station. As the story develops, Hugo (Asa Butterfield) meets an eccentric girl Isabel (Chloe Moretz), who appears to offer the key to the mysterious secret, and a broken machine. The boy is involved in mysterious adventures that can jeopardize a remarkable secret shown to him by his late father (Jude law).
The phrase of Chloe Moretz “It’s Neverland and Oz and Treasure Island all wrapped into one” indeed represents the pitch line of the movie. The director magnificently combines sense of wonder and magical tone in the movie. The fantastical mystery of Hugo takes us to the birth of cinema. to reveal some of Martin Scorsese’s passions (history of the cinema).
The events in movie take place in 1930s, some technical effects and 3D technology, which are used by Martin Scorsese for the first time, allow you being involved in the action and provide the feeling of mystery and adventures.
First shown within the framework of New York Film Festival, the movie that was still in the process of development attracted much attention from both professional critics and movie-lovers. Sure, a new upcoming movie from Scorsese cannot stay unnoticed; this time the famous movies director introduce us to his vision of family and adventurous films and his way of 3D technology implementation.
Hugo is you-must-watch-it movie. Why? Because work of Scorsese entertains and educates concurrently, moreover, it is the first 3D work of Scorsese. You shouldn’t miss your chance to watch Hugo online just because it is a shot-in-3D motion movie from Oscar-winner, legendary Martin Scorsese.
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