Hugo

Download Martin Scorsese’s Hugo for free today only

Posted 12 years ago

It may be December 30th, but there are still Christmas presents to be had! Apple is giving away, as part of their holiday promotion, a free item every day for twelve days. Today’s gift is a free copy of Martin...

JoBlo.com’s tribute to the people from film & TV we lost in 2013

Posted 12 years ago

"We are meant to lose the people we love. How else would we know how important they are to us?" ~ The Curious Case of Benjamin Button As 2013 draws to a close, we here at JoBlo.com want take a...

Soundtracks, Soundtracks, Soundtracks: Howard Shore

Posted 13 years ago

There are many things that make a movie what it is. It all starts with a story (according to what every How-To book on screenwriting tells us), there is the director and his crew, there are the actors, who bust...

The UnPopular Opinion: Hugo

Posted 14 years ago

THE UNPOPULAR OPINION is an ongoing column featuring different takes on films that either the writer HATED, but that the majority of film fans LOVED, or that the writer LOVED, but that most others LOATHED. We’re hoping this column will...

A wonderful featurette on the making and magic of Hugo

Posted 14 years ago

Very much a labor of love by director Martin Scorsese, HUGO is as much a film as it is a celebration of early filmmaking, the journey of discovery, and the wonder of storytelling.  And now, in these latter days of...

Uncool Videos: Hugo screening destroyed by advertising

Posted 14 years ago

A group of filmgoers had a horrible experience as they tried to watch Martin Scorsese’s HUGO at the Regal Union Square in NYC Saturday night. Not only did the film break twice, balooning the running time to an excruciating three...

Listen to Howard Shore’s stunning Hugo score

Posted 14 years ago

Paramount has uploaded a sampling of the original score from HUGO, and if you haven’t seen the film yet you’re going to want to, immediately. I mean, at this point an amazing Howard Shore score shouldn’t surprise anyone but that’s...

Review: Hugo

Posted 14 years ago

PLOT: Young Hugo (Asa Butterfield) is an orphan living in a Parisian train station, where he poses as his drunken uncle- who’s responsible for winding the station’s clocks. He survives by stealing from the vendors, but is caught by an...

Martin Scorsese thinks holograms are the next big movie format

Posted 14 years ago

The self-lacing Nikes from BACK TO THE FUTURE will become a reality next year so how far off is the world of “holofilms?” How close we’re getting to JAWS 19 remains to be seen but visionary director Martin Scorsese thinks...

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