A 3-D documentary film about the history of film-making

Rating: 2/10 (7 February 2012)

I'm sorry to say this but for me this movie was a painful experience...
Even if I considered the boy whose beautiful blue eyes stare at you from the screen most of the time, it was life-time boredom.... Okay I must admit...I'm a movie fan, I'd love to see some really old movies made hundred years ago....But if that was my intention I wouldn't go and see HUGO. I was expecting some kind of a story, involving a boy-orphan finding a friend whose key unlocks the weird robot (which in fact i found really scary and most of the time when it was shown on the screen I was getting prepared for it to jump and do something terrible-like killing those kids, lol)....and after switching the robot ON, they'd experience an adventure or whatever.... But no...the camera was just leading your sight in each direction, made my eyes really tired after a while; cannot say the 3D sucked totally, it was fine but still cannot be compared to avatar; maybe just the first few minutes in the beginning when the camera goes as if you were actually walking in that way, and again...that part went on too long...
If the cutting of this movie's been done more properly, that movie would stand just fine....but these scenes which are totally pointless and just make your eye-lids slowly shut....well just a waste of my time....rather watch a documentary about movies on TV...
and definitely not for small children...my little sister was poking me for the whole time wanting to go for an ice-cream