Tomorrowland his many interesting points that I can relate to... I grew up in a different era than the current generation... it was the time of the 64 World's Fair ( I went a few times)... America was made up of a - can do generation with a positive attitude. My heroes were astronauts and test pilots with the right stuff... Like in the film today's generation has a dark cloud hanging over them - as expressed in the film... We need to improve our world and fight the good fight... Whether it's global warming, or Trumpish negative people - to achieve our utopian Tomorrowland...

I don't know why it bombed. I personally thought that the movie was spectacular. Taking a section of a Walt Disney World attraction, and turning that into a real life movie. Now that's something. The more important takeaway from the film is the premise. SERIOUSLY!!!! For all that its worth, we need more DREAMERS and BIG THINKERS. People that just want to watch the world learn. And not people that want to watch it burn.

I've never seen a movie that's been so unfairly maligned by negative reviews,especially considering that this movie was an absolute joy from beginning to end. After watching it, and reading truly horrible, reviews I'm starting to think that somebody hired a few live bodies to slate this movie for their own specific reasons. The script, actors and directors captured the feeling of endless possibilities perfectly. The FX were fantastic, there were no lulls in the plot, George Clooney did his thing perfectly, the child actors were incredible, and there were just enough twists and turns to maintain the pace. Please, please watch this movie and make your own mind up - the negative reviews almost put me off, but I'm so glad I actually took the chance. Actually there's one proviso here - and is probably something consistent with most of the negative reviews: If you lack imagination, or the yearning for a better world, then you'll hate this movie. Or you want to raise kids who aspire to be nothing more than reality TV actors. Or if you're a reality TV actor. Or your kids can't read or write because you don't think it's important. Or if you think science is dumb. Or if you can't embrace hope. t.

I think the movie gets a bad rap for what it is. I enjoyed it and the story. Wish had done better but glad we got this.

A Disney movie, and a live action one at that, which are few and far between that may be good enough to keep the older crowd immersed as deeply into the plot as their kids. Most parents brave through these movies and for a moment reach that bliss that they lost with adulthood, but with Tomorrowland, Disney really brings their theme park alive on screen. The actors although one would think would be lost to the appearance and skills of Clooney actually rose to the occassion and offered a complete experience that without them, Clooney may have seemed out of place. Although the length may seem uncharacteristic of Disney movies, it was not filled with essentially, "filler", and was crucial to delivering the finality of the plot. Although, the end of the movie to where the plot climaxes to its purpose seemed a bit rushed and disconnected, it didn't take too much away from the overall experience that would otherwise ruin the expectations of the viewer. Nevertheless, the end still may cause the viewer to have to reflect on where the plot connected the end to the buildup starting near the beginning of the movie but after the introduction of the key characters of the movie. Definitely a recommendation not only for kids, but for the whole family who could enjoy watching Tomorrowland come alive on the Silver Screen.