I personally loved this movie and had read the book years ago with my mother. It is one of the most inventive stories I have read, but it speaks to me because it is completely possible. The main plot of the story is that 'Hugo' takes care of the clocks in Grand Central Station because his father died in a fire and Hugo had no where to go. Hugo then found an invention his father was in the process of building when he died. The invention could write and draw all by it's self. Unfortunately it was broken and could only be unlocked by a key. Like any good story, Hugo met a girl who, just so happened, to have the key to the invention.
This brings in elements of science fiction because Hugo's father invented something people wouldn't have thought possible. In conclusion, I would give this book a 5 out of 5 rating. Considering how well this film followed the book line and kept the inventions like the book drawings, it was truly amazing.
It sounds like an actual critic review, so that's good, but it doesn't compel me to actually go and see the movie. I think you should've added in a few exciting detail to make me want to go and watch it. I'm not sure if that was the goal of this burst or not, but it still sounds good. I also give you credit for actually seeing the movie and reading the book.
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