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Title: Scorsese's gift to his 13-year-old daughter appeals at the adult level, too
Review: Martin Scorsese's 13-year-old daughter asked him why she wasn't allowed to watch any of his movies. So, he created one for her. But this is no mere kid's film. Hidden inside is an ode to the director's true passion: film preservation. That's something that slid right by my nine-year-old nephew. He just thought it was a neat story - he liked the trains, the two young stars, Sasha Baron Cohen's hammy physical comedy, theBrazil-like catacombs in the train station, the clocks and other visual feats. It's a feast for the eyes.Meanwhile, I liked learning about Georges Méliès, seeing Ben Kingsley (a personal favorite) shine, getting a kick out of Richard Griffiths and Frances de la Tour (co-stars on stage and screen inThe History Boys) in small roles and building up my Scorsese portfolio.And, let's face it, I loved that train station, too. In this master's hands, it's a magical place and a universe unto itself.
