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06. "Hugo" is the sixth best film of 2011.

6. Hugo
An orphan (Asa Butterfield) living in a Parisian train station befriends a toymaker (Ben Kingsley) with a secret in Martin Scorsese's enchanting ode to film preservation and cinema's infancy. Years from now, we might remember Hugo as Scorsese's first foray into 3D storytelling. But our critic says it is Scorsese's "blissful dream state," and the director's ability to maintain that comfort zone at all times, that puts Hugo on this year-end list.
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06. "Hugo" is the sixth best film of 2011.
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Filmcritic.com critics are authorities of film quality.
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One critic says the director creates a "blissful dream state."
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01. "Drive" is the best film of 2011.
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02. "We Need to Talk About Kevin" is the second best film of 2011.
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03. "The Descendants" is the third best film of 2011.
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04. "Martha Marcy May Marlene" is the fourth best film of 2011.
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05. "The Tree of Life" is the fifth best film of 2011.
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07. "The Artist" is the seventh best film of 2011.
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08. "Warrior" is the eighth best film of 2011.
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09. "Certified Copy" is the ninth best film of 2011.
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10. "Super 8" is the tenth best film of 2011.
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