37 days ago by wiki

El director de ‘Taxi Driver’ será galardonado con el ‘Academy Fellowship’ durante la entrega de los BAFTA Levante-EMV – Cultura

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39 days ago by Roy Stafford

I’m glad that I saw Hugo in 3D on a big screen and I enjoyed watching the film despite the effort of stopping those glasses sliding down my nose. On reflection, however, I’ve got mixed feelings about the enterprise. I was impressed by Martin Scorsese’s use of 3D as a medium and the ways in [...]

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39 days ago by Craig Phillips

[Reposting my piece for Fandor] Part of the Series The Silent Artists A Dreamland of Magic: Asa Butterfield and Chloe Moretz in Martin Scorsese's "Hugo" Hugo is clearly a departure for Martin Scorsese, as a 3D feature ostensibly about and for children, free of violence, and rarely very dark. Yet any ...

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41 days ago by Marissa Skudlarek

THINGS I LIKED The opening shot took my breath away and the first scene is the best example of over-the-top cinematic Francophilia since Moulin Rouge. I wasn't even paying attention to the plot or characters at first -- I was just luxuriating in the art direction and the 1930s atmosphere. That train ...

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43 days ago by Darren

Hugo's there?

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43 days ago by Listmaker

Fresh off of being super into Hugo, I read a review that compared this film to Shock Corridor. So I took the leap. First of all, this is no Shock Corridor. Second of all, if I had known it was by the same doofus who wrote Mystic River, I might have steered clear. This wasn't bad or anything. It look ...

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44 days ago by Sara Velasquez

"The best thing, though, in that museum was that everything always stayed right where it was. Nobody'd move. You could go there a hundred thousand times, andthat Eskimo would still be just finished catching those two fish, the birds would still be on their way south, the deers would still be drinkin ...

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44 days ago by kerry macLeod

Just got back from a double feature matinee and saw two of the best films I've seen in a while. The Muppets was a childhood fave of mine, and the new movie did not disappoint at all. It was gloriously cheery and cheesy and full of Muppety beauty and humour. Jason Segal was adorable and so was Amy Ad ...

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45 days ago by 4mookie

Scorsese is better know to my generation for stories of gritty realism that made movies into art that was truly engaging. My family loves to quote the whole mook scene from Mean Streets for obvious comic reasons. Hugo his latest film initially attracted me because it was in 3D and, with Scorsese as ...

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46 days ago by hi!

The 27th December has a special significance. It's what Boxing Day should be, I suppose. As a child from a family too vast and perpetually branching for one Christmas Day to be enough, the 27th always brought the chance to sit down and quietly (finally) take stock. And this year it is a pleasure to ...

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