Martin Scorsese had directed and/or produced a wide variety of movies in recent years, from “Young Victoria” to episodes of “Boardwalk Empire” to “Shutter Island”. And now he is adding 3D to his resume.
In November “Hugo”, a family-friendly 3D movie will debut after a long period of anticipation. The film is based on Brian Selznick’s New York Times bestseller, “The Invention of Hugo Cabret”. Asa Butterfield is Hugo, a little boy in the 1930s who lives inside a train station and, with the help of good friend Isabelle played by Chloe Moretz, must solve the mystery of his late fathers last invention.
The film promises all the magic, adventure and imagination that made the book so popular. The 3D is already gaining a reputation of adding to the movie positively, lending itself perfectly to the world of Hugo. A rare thing, indeed.
Paramount has premiered the first public trailer for the movie. Be sure to google it!
Source: Today3d.com
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