Martin Scorsese’s (Raging Bull, Goodfellas) foray into the worlds of family film and three dimensions is a delight for all to see. Set in Paris in the 1930s, a young orphan boy lives inside a clock tower in a train station, trying to unlock the secret his recently deceased father left for him to solve in the form of an automaton. He makes a few friends and a few enemies along the way as he ultimately discovers the true magic behind motion pictures. Wait, what? I thought this movie was about a boy fixing this old broken robot thing that his dad was fixing while he died. What is this about the magic of movies?
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I'm Alex Dodson, a 21 year old George Mason University student and amateur film critic.
Scoring System
10 - Best of the Best
9 - Mind Blowing
8 - Awesome
7 - Very Good
6 - Pretty Good
5 - Average
4 - Meh
3 - Weak
2 - Not Good
1 - God Awful
Quick Reviews
2 Days in New York: 3/10
Lincoln: 6/10
The Avengers: 5/10
A Dangerous Method: D
Hugo: B
My Week with Marilyn: B
Arthur Christmas: A-
The Descendants: B+
The Muppets: A
Breaking Dawn Part 1: C-
Melancholia: F
J. Edgar: B-
In Time: C-
A Very Harold and Kumar 3D Christmas: B+
Puss in Boots: C