"Tomorrowland" has a completely radical premise, but it is difficult for the audience to digest. The film encourages everyone to pursue those maverick and unique dreams, and it also promotes a spirit of innovation. The most commendable part of the film is the impressive technical aspects. Music, special effects and photography make this inspiring adventure more vivid.
In addition, in the action scenes, some action shots were not processed in detail, but the escape scene of Frank and Cathy when they were surrounded by mysterious soldiers was very exciting. What makes the film disappointing lies in its narrative structure and execution. In general, the script basically does not hold.
"Tomorrowland" is not a hard science fiction movie. The so-called "Tomorrowland" is more like a utopian existence, symbolizing the most harmonious and progressive human living environment. The word "save the earth" sounds a bit magnificent, but this group of people does not rely on equipment or technology or monsters to achieve it, but on faith and hope. I believe that science fiction fans will feel that this setting is naive and "metaphysical" when they see the second half.
In fact, this is a fairy tale film, a fairy tale film with three cross-age group friends taking an adventure together. In many cases, it reminds the audience of "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory". The brooch is very similar to the "lottery ticket" and Casey is very similar to the "selected person". It's just that there is no such magical ghost horse in style. It is a heart-warming and humorous style, and the same is a magical and wonderful imagination. This is also where Brad Bird ("Ratatato" and "The Incredibles"), a cartoon director, is best at. If Bird has condensed many original features in "Mission Impossible 4" to fit the previous work, then in this original work, it can be said that it can be displayed as much as possible, applying the theme style of many cartoons.
