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An orphan struggles to survive, all the while working to repair an automaton that prompts an adventure.
Not among the greats, but it's a quiet, quaint, watchable, movie.
- Trailer 1 - Trailer 2
- Inspired by The Invention of Hugo Cabret - (2007 book), by Brian Selznick
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While not steampunk, it does borrow from that flavor.
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- 2023-05-17
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I've seen this before, but I don't know when and no notes were taken.
2023-05-17 ∞
- 9:30 -- Casual misandry.
- 12:30 -- Setting this in Paris as steampunk.
- 18:45 -- London - Coventry
- 20:00 -- Forging a key is trivial. They have the damned device, and they could easily rework the surroundings for a key of their own design.
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27:45 --
- Sydney Carton is from A Tale of Two Cities - (1859 book), by Charles Dickens
- Heathcliff is from Wuthering Heights - (1847 book), by Emily Brontë
- Neverland is from a play called Peter Pan; or, the Boy Who Wouldn't Grow Up or from Peter and Wendy - (1904 book), by J. M. Barrie
- Oz is from The Wonderful Wizard of Oz - (1900 book), by L. Frank Baum
- Treasure Island - (1883 book), by Robert Louis Stevenson
- Placing this movie in an alternate-1904 or later.
- 28:30 -- David Copperfield - (1850 book), by Charles Dickens
- 30:00 -- Jules Verne is most notable for Journey to the Center of the Earth - (1864 book), by Jules Verne
- 32:30 -- Where was the part when there was an explanation on how he knows the notebook wasn't burned?
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38:45 -- Robin Hood
- See Douglas Fairbanks in Robin Hood - (1922 movie)
-- Douglas Fairbanks - See The Merry Adventures of Robin Hood - (1883 book), by Howard Pyle
- See Douglas Fairbanks in Robin Hood - (1922 movie)
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40:00 -- Safety Last! - (1923 movie)
- Which sets this at 1923 or later.
- 41:45 -- A Trip to the Moon - (1902 movie)
- 45:00 -- Christina Rossetti
- 46:30 -- He hasn't seen her home..
- 47:00 -- The fuck is this bumbling freakout.
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47:45 -- Jean Valjean is from Les Misérables - (1862 book), by Victor Hugo
- God these references are tiring..
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1:06:30 --
- 1:07:00 -- And there is the parental guidance portion of this movie.
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1:08:30 -- I believe it is Académie Française du Cinéma (French Academy of Cinema), which I believe was founded in 1927 and would place this movie on or after 1927.
- See Cinema of France
- Perhaps see https://www.academie-cinema.org/
- 1:09:15 -- The Invention of Dreams, by René Tabard is fictional.
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1:24:00 -- That makes no fucking sense. That's the end of the track, and they'd have to stop anyway.
- 1:24:30 -- Oh.
- 1:40:30 -- Perhaps that is World War I (1914-1918)
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1:58:30 --
Footnotes
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