Hugo Movie Review: Beyond The Trailer

Hugo Movie Review. Beyond The Trailer host Grace Randolph gives you the low-down on Hugo starring Asa Butterfield, Chloe Moretz, Sacha Baron Cohen, and Ben Kingsley as George Melies, directed by Martin Scorsese! Then get a review of Hugo from audiences fresh from the theater! Enjoy Hugo, a fantasy adventure about the magic of film hitting theaters in 2011! Beyond The Trailer is associated with YouTube Next Lab.

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[phantasmo14]

I totally see why Scorcese wanted this film. After watching it I realized it's a giant homage to the history of film especially in the second half. This movie was absolutely mezmerizing, the cinematography was so beautiful and Hugo is actually one of the only movies out there that USES 3d. I know alot of movies HAVE 3d. but Hugo actually had beautiful shots in 3d. I recommend this movie to just about anyone.

[Chase Reed]

Maybe not "The Artist".

[FreakinSweet1987]

Magnolia, you keep leaving the same comment on every Hugo review. It's weird.

[erzan]

London accents in Paris? Talk about rude to the French! ahahaha

[starrand2]

@plantman041 u haven't read the book dumb ass!!!!'

[starrand2]

@tealomi when I saw the trailer I hated it when I read the book to keep my brother quiet I was speechless knowing that I was wrong about the trailer then at the last minute I said "how bout we Hugo?" then my bother said "no that's boring!!!!" I was crushed never judge a movie by its trailer

[Tea Revazishvili]

When I saw Hugo trailer I hated and didn't want to see it. But when I saw... I couldn't speak. Hugo made me think about many things, it inspires and takes your breath. It's amazing, it seems like it's fantasy movie but it's not. That movie made me think about my future profession. Thank you to Scorsese for this amazing and unforgettable movie.

[TheFilmCuts]

Definitely the ultimate tribute to the art of cinema.

[yodaya70]

Its not a fantasy

[PhantomOfTheCinema00]

Hugo opened new eyes for me and movies!

[killerofun]

what i love about is that Martin Scorzese makes a train station seem as magical as narnia