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.

Frasi

Isabelle: [last lines; at the part Isabelle smiles [...] D
Georges Méliès: I know you're there. [turns [...] D
Isabelle: [watching A Trip to the Moon] It's in co [...] D
Georges Méliès: If you've ever wondered wher [...] D
Isabelle: [wonders if she dares to ask the questio [...] D
Station Inspector: Demitasse, like everything else [...] D
Isabelle: Christina Rossetti's her name, after the [...] D
Isabelle: Thank you - for the movie today. It - it [...] D
Hugo Cabret: Everything has a purpose, even machin [...] D
Isabelle: I think we should be very... clandestine [...] D
Hugo Cabret: I'm sorry, it's broken. Georges Mà[...] D
Georges Méliès: I would recognize the sound [...] D
Hugo Cabret: [Angry and disappointed that the auto [...] D
Station Inspector: Be quiet! Keep - Stop your snif [...] D
Lisette: Don't forget to smile. Station Inspector [...] D
Isabelle: Who are you? Hugo Cabret: Your grandfat [...] D
Isabelle: I think I'm halfway in love with David C [...] D
Georges Méliès: It's all gone now. Everythin [...] D
Station Inspector: You bloated buffoon! D
Isabelle: You were an actress, a real cinema actre [...] D
Monsieur Labisse: The Film Academy library. You'll [...] D
Uncle Claude: There was a fire. Your father's dead [...] D
Hugo Cabret: I'd imagine the whole world was one b [...] D
Hugo Cabret: Give me back my notebook. Georges MÃ [...] D
Isabelle: This might be an adventure, and I've nev [...] D
Isabelle: I wonder what my purpose is? I don't kno [...] D
Hugo Cabret: Robin Hood. I saw this movie. With Do [...] D
Mama Jeanne: What's going on, Isabelle? Isabelle: [...] D
Hugo's Father: A keyhole in the shape of a heart. [...] D
Isabelle: Oh, this is superlative! D
Rene Tabard: Yes, you can start with the thaumatro [...] D
Isabelle: This is marvelous. I feel just like Jean [...] D
Georges Méliès: My friends, I address you al [...] D
Station Inspector: That's enough poetry for today. D
Mama Jeanne: Georges, you've tried to forget the p [...] D
Station Inspector: [to his dog while in the bath] [...] D
Hugo Cabret: Isabelle... do you want to have an ad [...] D
Policeman: Do you think it's mine? Station Inspec [...] D
Isabelle: Now, since I just saved your life, how a [...] D
Hugo Cabret: I've got to go! Station Inspector: Y [...] D
Isabelle: There's nothing wrong with crying. Sydne [...] D
Georges Méliès: Magic tricks and illusion be [...] D
Isabelle: We could get into trouble. Hugo Cabret: [...] D
Isabelle: [reading from "The Invention of Dreams"] [...] D
Station Inspector: Seems Maximilian doesn't like t [...] D
Mama Jeanne: He's so fragile now. It only hurts hi [...] D
Hugo Cabret: Maybe that's why a broken machine alw [...] D
Isabelle: Professor Tabard, would you - perhaps - [...] D
Uncle Claude: [Coming to take Hugo away after his [...] D
[repeated line] Georges Méliès: Go away. D
Station Inspector: Those are lovely posies, those. [...] D
Station Inspector: I love poetry, just - not in th [...] D
Hugo Cabret: You don't understand. You have to let [...] D
Isabelle: Don't you like books? Hugo Cabret: No. [...] D
Isabelle: Come on. Hugo Cabret: Where are we goin [...] D
Hugo Cabret: My father took me to the movies all t [...] D