Well, the disadvantage is, I watched it obviously in 2D, while it was made to see in 3D. So if it's still anywhere in theaters, I recommend that you catch it there.

Still had that great feel of 3D even in a regular version. AMAZING cinematography and a very heartwarming story. A great pick to see with family and younger children. I highly recommend it.

It's about an orphan, living in the clock tower of a train station. He tries to fix an automaton in hopes of getting a message from his deceased father.

The only other movie from that list that I've watched was Midnight in Paris. It had a great cinematography, but it was a little too long in my opinion. And certainly many wouldn't enjoy that movie, it wasn't for everyone. If those writers and artists were not important to one, one could almost say the plot was not that thick. Anyway, I did enjoy that as well.

Oh, btw, hello TIS, so rude of me to forget saying hi.