Martin Scorsese, family-friendly director?
The man who brought the world "Taxi Driver" and "Goodfellas" takes a radical — though politely so — new turn with his latest production, "Hugo" (in theaters November 23). Venturing into Steven Spielberg territory, Scorsese presents the charming tale of a 12-year-old orphan who lives in the walls of a train station and becomes involved in an enchanting mystery involving his late father and a robot.
Even typically raunchy "Borat" funny man Sacha Baron Cohen manages to behave himself in this one, delivering a slapstick turn as a clumsy guard.
Revel in the warm, fuzzy glow of it all by checking out the "Hugo" trailer.
