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Makayla 2022-04-23 07:01:37
live in your own world
The children's acting skills are a little too mature, but for a film that is like an ideal tribute, we should not arbitrarily say that it is a complete failure.
Everything was done with care, stunts, acting, casting and props, impeccable. It's just that sometimes arrogance and ambition are hidden,... -
Jerod 2022-04-19 09:01:39
nonstop human
I still recommend it. My favorite point is the point that everyone complained about. I think the last paragraph is very exciting.
Although the movie is full of violent plots like various Terminators, it is indeed a masterpiece produced by Disney, because the theme of the movie "dream" always...
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Justyn 2021-11-25 08:01:21
I also feel that this is indeed a big promotional film for a Disney theme park, and even the function of the promotional film is not so good. Perhaps in order to take care of the children's audience, the plot is too simple and foolish, especially at the end, it really ends as soon as the chaos comes. She is the same heroine as the chosen one, and the second villain. The only bright spot is that loli, and the bad expressions of the miscellaneous soldiers
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[last lines]
Casey Newton: [voice over] First order of business... get the door back open. Couldn't hurt to get a few experienced engineers over here. Next...
Frank Walker: [voice over] Put the party back on... and print out some new invitations.
[Now cut to Frank and Casey speaking in front of an audience of androids like Athena]
Frank Walker: Which brings us to why we're here today. A year ago, it was all supposed to be over... we shouldn't even be here, but we are. It isn't hard to knock down a big, evil building that's telling everybody that the world's going to end. What is hard... is figuring out what to build in its place, and if we're going to do that... we can't do it alone. We're going to need all of you...
Young British Recruiter: [raises his hand] Frank Walker. May I ask a question?
Frank Walker: Sure!
Young British Recruiter: The search parameters you've given us, while mathematically sound, are a bit... undefined. Could you be more specific, please?
Frank Walker: Well, Miss Newton. You want to tell our recruiters what they're looking for?
Casey Newton: Dreamers... we are looking for dreamers. Anyone who will feed the right wolf.
[start handing out cases of Tomorrowland buttons]
Frank Walker: So... I once told your predecessor that she was nothing but a combination of ones and zeroes. I was wrong. She was much more than that. You are much more than that, too. So, go out there and do she would've done. Find the ones who haven't given up. They're the future.
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Athena: There are things I need to tell you before the final... before the automated program kicks in. I'm a machine, I never thought that was bad until I saw your face when you found out I was.
Frank Walker: I always knew...
Athena: No you didn't...
Computer Voice: Systems failing. Activating last thoughts saved for Frank Walker.
[Voice-Over]
Athena: Log 15. September. 1965. Frank Walker is looking at me in a manner that is difficult to recognize. It seems imperative to explain to him that I'm an audio-animatronic...
Frank Walker: Athena...
Athena: ...But I'm concerned that he may be adversely affected when he finds out that I'm not human. He has potential. I don't want to damage it. He needs someone to believe in him and I am fulfilling that need. He's my top recruit. Log 24. October. 1965. I'm having unusual thoughts towards Frank Walker. I suspect a flaw in my empathy interface. I'm thinking I should report it... but I haven't. I cannot explain why. Log 78. April. 1984. Frank Walker has been banished by Governor Nix. He says he's lost hope and he holds me responsible for having given it to him in the first place. I do not understand this. He says I never will, because I do not feel anger... or disappointment... or love.
Computer Voice: End recording.
Athena: I was designed to find dreamers... I found you... and lost you. But I found her... Casey. Dreamers need to stick together. It's not programming, it's personal.
