Hugo

[Sister Sonya]

I usually see about two or three movies in the theater each year, and saw my second for 2011: Hugo.

It's got a bit of everything, including 3D and a primer on silent movies in the first decade or two of their creation.

I liked it a lot and give it 4 stars. Of course, 14 year old males of all ages and genders might find it boring.

[Black Jack Rackham]

The addition of "3D" to anything is a big black mark against it as far as I'm concerned. Its just the new way to charge an extra $3 for the hard work it took one computer guy to push one button (yes that is litterally how difficult it is to make a 2D movie into a 3D now).

But I will admit I was at least intrigued by the trailers for this movie. It'll probably be a rental for me though.

[Rebecca Iavelli]

I know this is a movie, I've seen ads about it, but everytime I look at the post title, all I can think of it as is "Soap", as in literally. There is a company that makes homemade soap products and candles that just did a big holiday display and sample day in the store. The name of the company is "Hugo".

[Lady Grace]

The rumour I've heard about the latest push for 3D is that the studios think it'll cut down on piracy.