Articles about Hugo

Here's an article decoding the many references to film history in Martin Scorsese's Oscar-nominated movie

Desperately seeking a Best Picture nod trend, @TheAVClub finally comes up with... reassurances about a "scary future"

What does the celebration of old times and old values in movies such as 'The Artist,' 'Hugo,' 'Midnight in Paris' and 'War Horse' say about today's Hollywood? According to this essay in @LATimes these movies are less about a lost past than they are about an unsatisfactory present. Apparently, in modern Hollywood, it is easy to hate what you do.

The film editor Thelma Schoonmaker, up for her fourth Oscar, talks about her longtime collaboration with Martin Scorsese and the challenges posed by the 3D, digital "Hugo."

2011 was big for screenwriter John Logan, who worked on 'Rango,' 'Hugo' and 'Coriolanus.' The @LATimes interviews him and uncovers that it all began with a father who introduced him to Shakespeare's works.

Some backstory on how "Hugo" went from book to film

If canine performers deserve an award, Martin Scorsese thinks it should go to Blackie in his film "Hugo" and pens a letter in the @LATimes about it.

The screenwriter behind "Hugo" flashed to Dickens as he set about adapting a children's book for the screen.

First the felines, now the canines: 2012 Best Picture nominee movie posters recast with dogs (via @NextMovie)

@kylebuchanan points out what we've also been thinking: this year's Oscar nods are pretty meh. A guide to getting over it