I am forced to repeat the reviewer before me who pointed out that 0 stars is no mistake (because they don't go negative ways.)
I feel embarrassed at having seen this movie, a series of deeply grotesque (but unintelligent) and disturbing (and entirely unhumorous) trash.
I felt ashamed for every actor, crew member, craft services worker and 'writer' (10 year old boys?) who was a part of this as well. If I made money off something this awful I hope I'd burn it, feed the ashes to a dog, and then burn that dog's sh*t.

After watching Mirror Mirror, I have to conclude that it doesn't deserve all of the harsh ratings it received. It only retains a shred of underpinnings from the traditional Snow White fairy tale and there are many many very weird moments but I enjoyed the message of empowerment applied to its extremely charming and intelligent heroine.
I think younger girls, in particular, might find a lot to enjoy from this film. I certainly liked it well enough and, although I doubt it's something I'll find myself wanting to watch again soon, it certainly trumps the truly revolting Snow White and the Huntsman.

A refreshing and charming children's genre flick if perhaps a bit lopsided - this film begins with one mystery that remains unresolved while another takes it place. While this partial lack of resolution left me feeling a bit unfulfilled, overall I enjoyed Hugo very much.

As an homage to the beginnings of cinema this movie will delight.