(The following contains moderate spoilers, please read carefully!)
As a sci-fi film, "Tomorrowland" has enough shocking visual effects. The futuristic "Tomorrow's World" and the visual impact of the footage are all indispensable for a sci-fi film. Although the film is released in 2D/IMAX 2D format, the visual impact is quite good, and it is the conscience of the industry compared to the conversion to 3D. The editor recommends that you choose 2D. When choosing a seat, you can choose the seat in the front, so that the visual effect will be quite good.
But I actually think it's more of a drama than a pure sci-fi movie. Why do you say that? Because Disney, as a global children's entertainment giant, not only creates things that entertain children, but also entertains and educates children. "Tomorrowland" also tells people that one cannot give up hope and cannot give up on the future.
The film begins with a self-reported form, where you will see Clooney, the fifth king of masonry, telling a story, and the countdown clock will slowly create a sense of tension and crisis. But to be honest, the next hour was a bit slow. Of course, it's not that it's not good-looking, but it's a bit too long.
But fortunately, the heroine is still pretty good. She keeps making jokes all by herself, hitting the wall, falling down the stairs, and yelling in the car is pretty hard work.
Entering the second half of the game, it looks exciting and exciting. Fights, explosions, and future weapons appear one after another. Although the story has not been able to break away from the traditional routine of "children become saviors" and "the villain boss will eventually be defeated", the heroine's humorous performance and the sense of technology in the future world are still worth the fare.
There is no need to say much about the acting of George Clooney, the fifth of the masonry kings in the film, and Brittney Robertson, who plays the heroine Casey, always gives me a sense of Emily Blunt.
But I think the most liked should be the voice-controlled cyborg "Athena" actor Rafi Cassidy. This little loli, who has small freckles on her face and is only twelve years old, has powerful acting skills. The rivalry with the two protagonists can be described as eye-catching, and what is even more rare is that in the last emotional scene with Clooney's rival, you can't imagine that this is what a twelve-year-old girl can show.
Another thing that surprised me about this little loli was that she, from the UK, looked like Harry Potter when she was serious, and looked like a miniature version of Audrey Hepburn when she was wearing a dress.
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