Hugo

In 1930s Paris, an orphan secretly lives inside a train station, maintaining its clocks while protecting a broken automaton and a notebook from his late father. With the goddaughter of a bitter toy merchant, he follows clues into a mystery that could help him find belonging and a home.

My take

You’ll like this if you enjoy visually rich, heartfelt adventures with mystery and movie history, but Not for you if you need fast action, simple storytelling, or nonstop excitement.

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