Hugo 3D Blu-ray (2012) [Region Locked / Free]

[scorpion83]

Moderator note: All the editions of Hugo released by Paramount (USA, Australia, Scandinavia etc) are reportedly REGION FREE. The UK and French editions have different distributors and are REGION B LOCKED. Arrow are releasing a UHD edition in the US and that is likely to be REGION A LOCKED.



Hugo 3D Blu-ray Limited Edition 2023

Hugo 4K + 3D Blu-ray Limited Edition 2023

Originally Posted by Arrow

This epic Arrow Video edition marks the film’s debut on stunning 4K UHD and comes packed with a bounty of new extras.

4K ULTRA HD + 3D BLU-RAY LIMITED EDITION CONTENTS
• Includes High Definition (1080p) Blu-ray presentation of the film in 2D and 3D
• 4K Ultra HD (2160p) debut of the 2D version of the film
• Double-sided fold-out poster featuring original and newly commissioned artwork by Tommy Pocket
• Illustrated collector’s booklet with writing by film critic Farran Smith Nehme
• Reversible sleeve featuring original and newly commissioned artwork by Tommy Pocket

DISCS ONE & TWO – FEATURE & EXTRAS (BLU-RAY + 4K ULTRA HD BLU-RAY)
• High Definition (1080p) Blu-ray presentation of the film in 2D and 3D
• 4K Ultra HD (2160p) presentation of the 2D version of the film in Dolby Vision (HDR10 compatible)
• DTS-HD MA 7.1 and 2.0 audio options
• Optional English subtitles for the deaf and hard of hearing
• Optional audio description for the visually impaired
• Audio commentary by filmmaker and writer Jon Spira, publisher of The Lost Autobiography of Georges Méliès
• Theatrical trailer

DISC THREE – BONUS DISC (BLU-RAY)
• Inventing Hugo Cabret, a new interview with Brian Selznick author and illustrator of the original novel on which the film is based
• Capturing Dreams, a new interview with director of photography Robert Richardson
• The Music of Dreams, a new interview with composer Howard Shore
• Ian Christie on Hugo, a new interview with the acclaimed film historian and editor of Scorsese on Scorsese
• Secret Machines: Hugo and Film Preservation, a new visual essay by filmmaker and critic Scout Tafoya
• Creating New Worlds, a new featurette in which French film historian and author Julien Dupuy examines the life and the legacy of Georges Méliès and his impact on cinema and special effects
• Papa Georges Made Movies, a new featurette in which film critic and historian Pamela Hutchinson explores the days of early cinema
• Méliès at the time of Hugo, a new a visual essay by filmmaker and writer Jon Spira
• Five archival featurettes on the making of the film - Shoot the Moon: The Making of Hugo, The Cinemagician: Georges Méliès, The Mechanical Man at the Heart of Hugo, Big Effects, Small Scale and Sacha Baron Cohen: Role of a Lifetime

Hugo 3D Blu-ray

Hugo 3D Blu-ray

Hugo 3D Blu-ray Review

Release Date : Feb 28th 2012

Just got back after watching this in 3D. In my opinion, this is simply the best 3D experience I have ever had in a theatre. What did you guys think ?

[Red's got the Blu's]

I'm really looking forward to it but I will most probably wait til the Blu. March isn't far away and I got plenty to watch in the meantime. Still though I've heard nothing but praise for the 3D in it so I'm anxious to see it for myself but in general I enjoy a 3D movie at home more then I do in a theater.

[scorpion83]

Originally Posted by Red in 3D

I'm really looking forward to it but I will most probably wait til the Blu. March isn't far away and I got plenty to watch in the meantime. Still though I've heard nothing but praise for the 3D in it so I'm anxious to see it for myself but in general I enjoy a 3D movie at home more then I do in a theater.

I cant wait to watch this film again in my home theatre as well. The 3D quality was nothing but stellar !

[joenostalgia23]

Just came back from the film as well. Definitely the best use of 3D to tell a story(documentaries don't count, and Transformers 3 had no story) since Avatar. The film was beautiful and quite sincere. As a film lover, the film really hit me on a personal level.
The 3D was never gimmicky and always natural. There's lots of fun shots where the depth is used well or objects are left in the foreground, but people never try to stab you in the eye with a corn-on-the-cob.
It's also a beautiful film by itself, and that's saying something since the majority of 3D films are awful sequels or mindless popcorn movies.

I really can't wait to see this at home. My theaters' 3D had some ghosting, but I know I would t see that at home(I have a DLP) and I think Scorsese was conscious of how people can now watch 3D at home. Many shots from scenes I refuse to spoil, feature a sort of "diorama" like presentation whichll look amazing on a tv.

Easily one of my favorite films this year, and one I'd actually see with the entire family(Drive and Tree of Life arent really what I'd show to children)

[joenostalgia23]

BTW Did you guys catch the Titanic trailer in 3D? It looks phenomenal, the conversion is certainly the best I've ever seen. It really looks like it could have been shot with a 3D camera! Cant wait to see that.

[thelittleprince]

Thanks for the heads up everyone! Was hoping to wait until this weekend to watch it; just decided I'm going to a matinee this afternoon at 1:30 pm. Can't wait! And a Happy Thanksgiving!

[GxyExpress999]

I saw this film at a free screening on Monday and it was great! This is a must own title for me.

BTW no Titanic trailer at my theater probably because it was a free screening...

[thelittleprince]

Originally Posted by joenostalgia23

BTW Did you guys catch the Titanic trailer in 3D? It looks phenomenal, the conversion is certainly the best I've ever seen. It really looks like it could have been shot with a 3D camera! Cant wait to see that.

Originally Posted by GxyExpress999

I saw this film at a free screening on Monday and it was great! This is a must own title for me.

BTW no Titanic trailer at my theater probably because it was a free screening...

Wow! You guys are right. The 3D effects of this film is truly remarkable. Definitely facilitated in the storytelling and enjoyment of the film. Magical is the best word I can come up with to describe this movie. Quite surprising film coming from Scorsese. I'll be watching it again soon!

I was skeptic about how Titanic would look in 3D and when I saw the trailer today, it blew me away! I can't believe how good it looked. I may be checking this out at the theaters next year after all.

Also saw the trailer for the Star Wars Episode 1 coming out in 3D next year as well. Not as stunning as the Titanic trailer in the 3D effects but looked great as well.

[Blu-Ray 3D President]

For me, people who refers "gimmick" to "3d" loses credibility.

[joenostalgia23]

Well, as a believer in 3D as an actual artistic tool, I need a word to refer to when 3D is used to shoot snot out at children or direct Justin Bieber's hair flip in the faces of teenage girls. It's to differentiate those uses of 3D from its use in Avatar and Hugo, which use 3D artistically to enhance its story and send a message that 3D can do much more.

[Lovemy3D]

I have no clue as to what this movie is even supposed to be about, or even what kind of movie it is. Shit, I don't even know if it's animation or live action lol.

Planning to check it out this Monday or Tuesday though. Not been to a movie in a while and looking forward to seeing something really enjoyable. Hope I like it as much others here do.

[joenostalgia23]

Originally Posted by Lovemy3D

I have no clue as to what this movie is even supposed to be about, or even what kind of movie it is. Shit, I don't even know if it's animation or live action lol.

Planning to check it out this Monday or Tuesday though. Not been to a movie in a while and looking forward to seeing something really enjoyable. Hope I like it as much others here do.

If you love films you'll be in for a surprise. I knew very little, only that it was directed by Martin Scorsese, was in 3D, and was based on a children's book. The 3D is fantastic, it has a great ensemble cast, and it's got a sincere and moving story.

[AmrlKJaneway]

Wow! Everyones who's seen this seems to love it! I don't know if I have the time to catch it in theaters (or when it's out in Australia), but it sounds like a definate pick-up on blu! I'll try to find out as little about it between now and then, and just sit back and enjoy (did this for Super 8 most recently... excellent!).
First Scorsese film in seven years without Leo. Now lets have some Burton without the Depp...

[Lovemy3D]

just watched a trailer for it. Looks interesting.

[Verbal]

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-radio-and-tv-12853950

[UFAlien]

I found it odd there were so many window violations - sometimes the entire scene would be "in front of" the screen. A little more alignment might have helped. But the use of 3D was fantastic. It even had a very nice selection of (intentional) "pop" scenes without feeling gimmicky.

[jlee24219]

This makes me wanna see it now, I honesty have no clue what it's about, maybe i'll get around to going this week

[thelittleprince]

Originally Posted by jlee24219

This makes me wanna see it now, I honesty have no clue what it's about, maybe i'll get around to going this week

The less you know about it, the better. You'll be in for a surprise! I actually started reading the book it's based on weeks ago, but only read the first couple of chapters, so I didn't know where the story was headed and I'm glad I didn't finish it because watching Hugo allowed me to take a journey with him to an amazing discovery!

[pug1]

After sitting though about 8 "3-D" movie trailers, most of which were fake post production crap, Hugo started and delivered the goods. Beautiful, poignant story-telling and wondrous use of true 3D. Not since Avatar have I seen 3D used so well.

[joenostalgia23]

Originally Posted by pug1

After sitting though about 8 "3-D" movie trailers, most of which were fake post production crap, Hugo started and delivered the goods. Beautiful, poignant story-telling and wondrous use of true 3D. Not since Avatar have I seen 3D used so well.

I'm confused by your comment. What trailers, out of these 8, were post-converted?

I only remember one, Titanic, and it looked almost like it was natively shot in 3D.