GENRE:
Action/Adventure
RATING:
PG for violence
RUNTIME: 2 hours and 10 minutes
RUNTIME: 2 hours and 10 minutes
STARRING:
George Clooney (Ocean’s Eleven, Up in the
Air)
Britt
Robertson (Under the Dome), Hugh Laurie (House)
DIRECTOR:
Brad Bird (Mission Impossible: Ghost
Protocol)
WRITERS:
Damon Lindelof (Lost, Star Trek Into
Darkness)
Brad
Bird (Iron Giant, The Incredibles),
Jeff Jensen (EW magazine)
PLOT:
A smart optimistic teenager is chosen to change the world for the better but
needs a former boy-genius to help her.
FIVE OBSERVATIONS:
1
I absolutely loved the themes of optimism, dreamers and imagination. They may
hit you over the head with it, but it was refreshing and a tad inspiring.
2
The look of
Tomorrowland (even with the Space Mountain prominence) and lots of the special
effects were really cool. It was so much fun to watch.
3
Most of the
fun is getting to Tomorrowland; once they get there, the plot gets heavy handed
and drags a bit.
4
One issue right from the start is having a brother and sister sharing a
bedroom. The house was big enough, it made no sense. Also the fact that the kids’
bedroom has a door that leads to the outside for easy late night access seems
like bad parenting.
5
The end of the film is a little schmaltzy but effective until the last shot
which ruined all the grace I gave it. Too bad. Terrible last image.
RECOMMENDATION: Fun to see in the theatre
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