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It's two different things to have feelings or make a movie.
Enola 2022-04-21 09:01:23
I don't know much about film history. I thought it was a fantasy film at first, but in the middle I thought it was a warm children's film, and at the end I found that it was a film that paid tribute to the filmmakers. The most profound is only the little boy's sentence "The world is a huge machine, we are all indispensable parts, and we all have a meaning to exist". Especially the part where the boy picks up the robot on the train is too fake. I was a little moved when I watched it last night, but now I think about it, I don't feel anything at all. If someone invites you to watch a movie, then go watch it in 3D, or pay for it yourself or watch it in 2D.
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Robin 2021-10-20 19:02:11
I hate the first part of the film; but after Mérieux’s identity was revealed, when I saw the filming set of "Moon Journey", I was still moved to tears. Fanying feelings are enough to touch everyone who loves movies. It’s a pity that apart from the “plug-in” feelings, the film itself is far from being good enough for its slow-paced script. In the end, it is only an exquisite and gorgeous dream dedicated to movies and movie fans. masterpiece. Therefore, all four stars are given to old Martin fans.
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Marilou 2021-10-20 19:02:11
If you feel that you are insignificant, then Hugo said, for example, the world is a huge machine, then every part of it is a part that makes it work well, and you and me are all gears that must exist. Recommend this heartwarming movie
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Isabelle: We could get into trouble.
Hugo Cabret: That's how you know it's an adventure.
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Mama Jeanne: Georges, you've tried to forget the past for so long, but it has caused you nothing but unhappiness. Maybe it's time you tried to remember.
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It shouldn't be called a children's fantasy movie
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Perceptual early film class
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A three-dimensional love letter to black and white silent films-Martin Scorsese's "Hugo"