Once Hugo discovers that Papa Georges is actually the long retired-but-not-forgotten prewar director, the story transforms into a visual love letter to the pioneers of film history, as viewed from the perspective of a young movie fan.Д«utterfield is simply amazing. But by selecting Selznick's genre-defying illustrated novel as his subject, Scorsese is able to tackle one of his personal passions - the history of early film and a very real director named Georges Melies. He is, after all, the auteur behind such mobster dramas as Goodfellas, Casino, and The Departed. Martin Scorsese isn't the kind of director you'd expect to make a spectacular film for families. It might have seemed impossible, but Scorsese has proved that he can pull a Spielberg and create a magical movie - about the magic of movies - for all. then of my opinion then don't show them this movie i made the wrong choice watching that particular part.but other wise the movie is fun exciting and the actors are wonderful. and if your kid is uncomfortable with animatronics or they think there just creepy looking. if you have a kid thats under nine cover there eyes they don't want to see that part.

the automaton is a very creepy robot thats very old fashioned you can see all the gears and meddle inside of it. This movie is great! But WARNING in around middle a little more then middle there is a horrifying part were Hugo has a night mare and finds himself being hit by a train but is a dream inside a dream so he wakes still dreaming with the automaton staring at him theres his fathers watch who his father does die and the watch is gone and he hears a tik tok tik tok coming from his bed he searches his bed unbuttons his PJ shirt and his body is completely made of the automaton it is one of the scariest things i have ever seen and i'm 9 years old and i'm not scared of much.

Hugo movie reviews for kids