Disney Tomorrowland: A World Beyond
Directed by Brad Bird6.449%50%6.3
Bundna av ett gemensamt öde sammanförs en optimistisk och vetenskapligt nyfiken tonåring med en före detta genialisk uppfinnare som tagits ned på jorden av idel besvikelser. Tillsammans ger de sig ut på ett äventyr för att gräva upp hemligheterna om en plats någonstans i tid och rum som existerar i deras gemensamma minne.
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- Shaydeknight28 mars 2026Tomorrowland is, oddly enough, based on a Disney theme park area. That already gives you a sense of the problem. The film starts with a place, not an idea, and then tries to reverse engineer meaning into it. The premise, not the plot, is basically Atlas Shrugged by Ayn Rand. The best minds in the world quietly step away and build their own hidden utopia rather than keep fixing a society that refuses to be fixed. Scientists, artists, visionaries - all of them opt out. I kept waiting for a John Galt figure to emerge and he never really does. The idea hangs there, half formed, which is frustrating because it 's actually the most interesting thing in the film. The cast isn't the issue. George Clooney, Britt Robertson, Raffey Cassidy, and Hugh Laurie all do solid work. Everyone is professional. Everyone understands the assignment. Nobody embarrasses themselves. But none of that fixes the core problem, which is that the film keeps pushing a feeling that never quite lands. Technically, it looks great. Big sets, polished effects, shiny futurism. It's visually expensive and you can tell. But the whole thing just sort of repels rather than draws you in. There are very few moments in the film that connect with the viewer. It keeps insisting that you should feel inspired, and instead you start thinking about your own missed chances, the things you never built, the dreams that quietly expired. It's meant to be motivational but ends up feeling accusatory. You don't finish the film wanting to change the world. You leave thinking the world already moved on without you. You didn't get to take the ring to Mordor, nor study at Hogwarts. You're not an Atreides nor an Everdeen. You're just you, and evidently, that's not good enough. At times it felt closer to The Dream of a Ridiculous Man by Fyodor Dostoevsky or The Door in the Wall by H. G. Wells. A glimpse of a better world, then back to reality, and reality feels worse afterwards. I don't think that's quite the effect Brad Bird was aiming for. It's more melancholy than hopeful, more loss than promise. I kept thinking of Oisin seeing Tir na nOg and then having to come back. You get the idea. Once you've seen something you can't attain, everything else feels grey. Yes, I'm saddling my review with emotional baggage. LOL Then there's the audience question. If this is for adults, it's strangely bleak. If it's for kids, it gets uncomfortable for two very specific reasons. First, robots casually disintegrate people. The body count is surprisingly high. No blood, but plenty of murders. It has that Disney trick of sanitizing violence while still piling it up. I wouldn't let a young child watch this. Second, we have an uncomfortable relationship. When he is a child, the main character (Frank Walker) falls in love with Athena, who is a robot built to look like a girl. Those feelings never really go away. Within the logic of the film, fine. She is immortal, not actually a child, and the emotional bond is frozen in time. On screen, though, you still have a middle aged man emotionally tied to someone who looks like a kid. It's awkward. Not scandalous, just a bit, well, odd. Especially in a film that might be watched with children who then ask questions you didn't expect to have to answer. So yes, the film's biggest problem is that it never decides who it's actually for. Adults may find it depressing and kids may find it confusing or a bit too harsh. The message is about hope, but the delivery feels pessimistic. By the end, I found myself half agreeing with Laurie's character. Maybe the world is broken. Maybe we should let it burn and build something better elsewhere. Thanos was right. I don't think the film intends that reading, but it's hard to avoid. It's polished, well acted, full of ideas, and somehow still leaves you cold. Which might be the strangest thing about it. It wants to ignite optimism. Instead, it quietly drains it.
- scottygrahamcracker21 februari 2026Inspiring, and good message
- Spaceman Joe7 december 2025It was ok. Alright enough or something. George Clooney did a pretty good job. Idk what else to say, I’ll probably forget it exists in a few minutes
- alihoneycutt17 september 2025Again, one big damned feminist fantasy. You can't get away from it.
- Orl4x3 augusti 2025War okay.
- Kɱҽƚȥ Tԋҽαƚҽɾ27 maj 2025Good movie! Rotten Tomato reviewers try to hard too be cool. Just a real Plex users two cents here. Good sci-fi movie, good acting, decent story, wasn't cheesy, overall good watch.
- Mister Arn22 maj 2025Overlong scenes made just for 3D, a confusing flashback opening, and characters created for preteens to love, the twelve-year-old me would have enjoyed this much more than I did.
- Charles Phillips15 februari 2025What dreamers are made of
- Xieda21 november 2024This movie was a lot of fun. And while the underlying theme of ecological and social issues has been done a lot in recent years, Tomorrowland focuses on a different angle than most which is refreshing and hopeful. And if people found it preachy then they're likely not part of the choir.
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Disney Tomorrowland: A World Beyond Trivia
Disney Tomorrowland: A World Beyond was released on 20 maj 2015.
Disney Tomorrowland: A World Beyond was directed by Brad Bird.
Disney Tomorrowland: A World Beyond has a runtime of 2h 10m.
Disney Tomorrowland: A World Beyond was produced by Damon Lindelof, Brad Bird, Jeffrey Chernov.
Bundna av ett gemensamt öde sammanförs en optimistisk och vetenskapligt nyfiken tonåring med en före detta genialisk uppfinnare som tagits ned på jorden av idel besvikelser. Tillsammans ger de sig ut på ett äventyr för att gräva upp hemligheterna om en plats någonstans i tid och rum som existerar i deras gemensamma minne.
The key characters in Disney Tomorrowland: A World Beyond are Casey Newton (Britt Robertson), Frank Walker (George Clooney), Athena (Raffey Cassidy).
Disney Tomorrowland: A World Beyond is rated 11.
Disney Tomorrowland: A World Beyond is a Science Fiction, Action, Adventure film.
Disney Tomorrowland: A World Beyond has an audience rating of 5 out of 10.
Disney Tomorrowland: A World Beyond had a budget of 190 mn US$.
Disney Tomorrowland: A World Beyond has made 209,2 mn US$ at the box office.