Escape from Tomorrow [Blu-ray] [Only @ Best Buy] [2013]

A man takes his family on a vacation to Disney World, which turns into a surreal nightmare. Shot gonzo style, it's unbelievable that this film got made AND released without interference from the Disney corporation. Funny, scary, and sometimes a little creepy too! Not for the whole family, but if your in the mood for something definitely different, check it out.

This is a very interesting movie. It makes you think about everything Disney does and what a twisted world it probably is. Some people will hate this movie but if you like movies that make you think and draw your own conclusions then this is for you.

I really dig the cover thats the 1st thing that caught my interest. And my friends recommended it to me. so I gave it a try. Its trippy. Good job for never getting caught filming inside Disneyland

This film is set at Disneyworld in Orlando, FL where a man is taking his family there on vacation. He starts to have a mental breakdown after hearing he lost his job back home. The rest of the movie is him seeing things and trying to protect his family from various perceived threats. Very low budget film, black/white, with poor acting.. but is still interesting.

This is a movie I am happy to add to my collection. It's different and an oddity that has a somewhat interesting ending, a;lthough not really believable or satisfying.

This movie has a good deal of good things about it. It was shot without Disney knowing. It was shot in artful black and white. Other than that craziness ensues and it becomes creepy and creepy as the day progresses for this man who is living on the edge after a bad situation happens to him. Definitely worth watching to see this guerilla style film.

This movie was shot almost completely "under cover" at Disney in Florida without the theme park's knowledge or permission. The film itself makes for a bizarre but gripping tale of the reality of the magic kingdom as seen by parents vs. the children they take. Parts are almost psychedelic in rendering. The included documentary is a very interesting revelation of how the filmmakers shot the movie and the legal issues involved. A must-see for those interested in film.

I enjoyed this film but it is not for everyone. Impressive that they were able to get away with filming this in the manner that they did.