Hugo

[UltimateMegaCannon]

Anyone at AF ever seen this movie? It's basically about this boy who has an antique automaton that can draw stuff on paper and finally unlocks it with this key from this girl who's related to this merchant guy at this mall. And then it turns out the merchant guy at the mall is really, well I'm not gonna spoil the whole movie for you. If you haven't seen it you should. It's quite interesting.

[Jasanime]

Yeah I watched this the other night and really enjoyed it!

[UltimateMegaCannon]

You know the actress (Chloë Grace Moretz) who played the little girl (Isabelle) in this movie "Hugo"? She also played a cool action hero named Hit-Girl in this other movie called Kick-donkey. These 2 movies are so far apart from each other. Hugo is definitely kid friendly. Kick-A$$ is definitely NOT kid friendly (tons of swearing and violence). And the type of character Hit-Girl is, is itself not "kid friendly" because she herself swears, and kills opponents in a bloody way, all with a smile on her face as if she enjoyed killing people or just thought of it like some video game (kind of surprised they cast a real kid actress for this decidedly NOT kid friendly role; instead of using a young looking adult actress, with a further aged down appearance via computer age appearance manipulation software, to make her look the proper age). By the way, the Kick-A$$ movie is actually based on a comic book series of the same name, that is "written by Mark Millar and illustrated by John Romita, Jr." according to Wikipedia. And it has on its front, the slogan "Shocking violence: just the way you like it!", which kind of set the tone for the movie too, I would say.