Hugo

In 1930s Paris, an orphan secretly lives inside a busy train station, maintaining its clocks while protecting a broken automaton and a notebook from his late father. With help from a toy merchant’s goddaughter, he investigates the machine’s mystery and searches for a place to belong.

My take

You’ll enjoy this if you like visually rich, heartfelt adventures with mystery, history, and wonder; Not for you if you want fast action, a straightforward fantasy, or constantly brisk pacing.

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