Hugo Cabret

Titolo originale: Hugo
Regia: Martin Scorsese |
Anno: 2011
Origine: United Kingdom | United States of America |
Generi: Avventura Dramma Famiglia
Tag: paris, france | based on novel or book | library | clock tower | key | clock | museum | montparnasse | steampunk | orphan | robot | filmmaking | security guard | leg brace | doberman | runaway train | railway station | guard dog | toy maker | mechanical toys | toymaker | ticking clock | based on young adult novel | clockwork | train station | toy | stationmaster | clockmaker | mechanical dolls |
Cast: Asa Butterfield | Ben Kingsley | Chloë Grace Moretz | Sacha Baron Cohen | Ray Winstone | Emily Mortimer | Christopher Lee | Helen McCrory | Michael Stuhlbarg | Frances de la Tour | Richard Griffiths | Jude Law | Kevin Eldon | Gulliver McGrath | Shaun Aylward | Emil Lager | Angus Barnett | Edmund Kingsley | Max Wrottesley | Marco Aponte | Ilona Cheshire | Francesca Scorsese | Emily Surgent | Lily Carlson | Frederick Warder | Christos Lawton | Tomos James | Ed Sanders | Terence Frisch | Max Cane | Frank Bourke | Stephen Box | Ben Addis | Robert Gill | Graham Curry | Eric Haldezos | Hugo Malpeyre | Gino Picciano | Michael Pitt | Martin Scorsese | Brian Selznick | Catherine Balavage | Lorenzo Harani |

Il piccolo Hugo Cabret vive nascosto nella stazione di Paris Montparnasse. Rimasto orfano, si occupa di far funzionare i tanti orologi della stazione e coltiva il sogno di aggiustare l'uomo meccanico che conserva nel suo nascondiglio e che rappresenta tutto ciò che gli è rimasto del padre. Per farlo, sottrae gli attrezzi di cui ha bisogno dal chiosco del giocattolaio, un uomo triste e burbero, ma viene colto in flagrante dal vecchio e derubato del prezioso taccuino di suo padre con i disegni dell'automa. Riavere quel taccuino è per Hugo una questione vitale.

Errori

After Isabelle starts moving the box out of the concealed compartment, it is sticking out a bit (as [...] D
When Hugo is sitting in the armchair just before the automaton continues writing, Isabelle puts her [...] D
When Hugo follows Georges Méliès to his apartment, he appears to be walking close behind Geor [...] D
After Tabard finishes showing Viaggio nella Luna, the reel is still full. When Georges Méliès [...] D
When the automaton is drawing the image, it begins by dipping the pen in an inkwell, and the nib em [...] D
When Hugo finds the key on the tracks in his dream, it is partly buried in the stones. In the next [...] D
The Montparnasse Train Station where most of the action is supposed to take place is alternatively [...] D
Despite the story taking place in a train station which could be considered a somewhat internationa [...] D
When Georges Méliès confiscates Hugo's notebook, it's wrapped with a rubber band as Hugo plac [...] D
When Hugo and Isabelle talk in the street outside her apartment, they are shivering and it is snowi [...] D
When Isabella first hands the key to Hugo (at around 49 mins), you can see the automaton between th [...] D
When Hugo quickly removes the beret from Isabelle's head, her hair is messed up, but her hair is no [...] D
After Hugo uses the tools to fix the wind-up mouse, he puts it on the counter. We see two tools nex [...] D
When Hugo says to the automaton 'Is this your card?' (at around 33 mins), the card is in his right [...] D
When Hugo and Isabelle are watching Preferisco l'ascensore, the music of the movie is a soundtrack [...] D
When Georges Méliès tells Hugo that he has to work for him, a doll in the foreground changes [...] D
In the two scenes with a close-up on the tracks, you can see the rail fixed to cross-ties by Pandro [...] D
The concealed compartment in the armoire catches Hugo's eye because the right hand side of the bott [...] D
Until 14 July 1989 the Eiffel Tower was lit by spotlights from the outside. That night, in a specta [...] D
A few pen strokes after the automaton begins to write, it stops and brings its elbow back to its si [...] D
Georges Méliès was a real person, but the credits state that all persons in the film are fict [...] D
The old Montparnasse train station where the action takes place did not have a clock tower. The clo [...] D
The story is set in Paris, yet the characters all have English accents. D
When Hugo and Isabelle are standing on a bridge, Notre Dame Cathedral is behind her to the west. Th [...] D
Since 1889, the Eiffel Tower has been the tallest structure in Paris. Yet when Hugo and Isabelle ar [...] D
During one scene in the book shop, Isabelle is clearly seen walking in front of Hugo, who stops beh [...] D
When Georges Méliès winds up the toy mouse after Hugo fixes it, there are distinctive color c [...] D
The accordionist in the film is shown with a piano accordion, but Parisian accordionists in those d [...] D
When Hugo (in his dream) sees the key on the tracks, it is in the gravel next to the cross tie, whe [...] D
Most of the many Georges Méliès excerpts seen in the film were made prior to 1910. Their acco [...] D
When the Automaton falls onto the tracks, the train has to brake really fast to avoid it, but clear [...] D
The movie is set in 1931. From 1925 to 1934 the Eiffel Tower had illuminated signs for Citroën t [...] D
As Méliès relates his past (starting at 1:34:00), we learn that he built the Automaton before [...] D
The guitar player's hand movement mismatches the sound of guitar in every scene he's seen in. [...] D
When Inspector Dasté answer the phone from the bathtub, he answers it with his right hand all we [...] D
The movie is set in 1931. But the Django Reinhardt character is shown with a Selmer Maccaferri oval [...] D
At minute number 4, you see Hugo looking at Méliès' shop from above (from behind a #4 in a cl [...] D
In the opening sequence in the station, couples are dancing in front of a restaurant slate board ad [...] D