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The rhythm of Disney
Cesar 2022-04-20 09:01:31
The packaging of Disney's play is better this time. The surprises along the way are accompanied by the doubts along the way. What will the future world be like tomorrow? It was only when I peeled it all the way out that I realized that the theme is that dreams create the future. It turns out that it is so simple, just like Disney's pure works as always for nearly a century, just like Disney has done this as always for nearly a century, bringing dreams to children. Maybe the grown-up generation will dislike that reality is not a dream constructed by Disney, and some people may think that the Disney theme is always so old-fashioned, but when you peel off this Tomorrowland candy, you will still taste it with nostalgia and emotion.
Extended Reading
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Allan 2022-03-26 09:01:03
Simple is simple, except that the special effects are a little tired after watching it for a long time, but it is not so bad, why is the score so low
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Florida 2022-03-25 09:01:06
Two and a half stars. In fact, the suspense at the beginning was quite interesting. It was originally a script with a very big brain hole. I thought of a few more exciting ideas than the later development. It’s okay to be mediocre. In the end, it’s called chaos. All kinds of inexplicable and illogical sci-fi concepts are thrown one after another, and there is also an eternal youth chocolate milkshake wtf. The ending is even more insufferable. Only the little girl love story is well received.
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Frank Walker: Now, you and I are gonna be on their watchlist but they may not have your facial recognition profile uploaded yet...
Casey Newton: May not?
Frank Walker: May not, so...
[pulls out a device]
Frank Walker: you walk over there, you take this, you tap them on the neck. If he's human, it knocks him right out.
Casey Newton: And if it's a robot?
Athena: [Frank then proceeds to whack Athena with the device] Hey!
Frank Walker: You'll just piss it off.
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[first lines]
Frank Walker: Are they on?
Casey Newton: Yep, so introduce yourself.
Frank Walker: Okay. Hey, I'm Frank, how you doing? Don't answer that, that's rhetorical. Okay, let's get you up to speed... this is a story about the future, and the future can be scary...
Casey Newton: [Casey interrupts and the scene pauses for a moment] Mmm...
Frank Walker: What?
Casey Newton: You sure you want to go with scary?
Frank Walker: Yes I want to go with scary.
Casey Newton: Okay!
Frank Walker: Okay!
[scene continues]
Frank Walker: The future can be scary. Unstable governments, over-population, wars on every continent, famine, water shortages, environmental collapse...
Casey Newton: [interrupts again] ... and scientific breakthroughs, wonder and beauty...
Frank Walker: Could you please just stop interrupting?
Casey Newton: I will, just try to be more upbeat.
Frank Walker: Upbeat? I can't tell them anything if you keep interrupting me.
Casey Newton: You're right, sorry.
Frank Walker: As I was saying... with every second that ticks by, we get closer and closer...
Casey Newton: [interrupts yet again] Ooh I know... tell them about...
Frank Walker: I can't tell them anything until I tell them about this.
Casey Newton: Then can we please just start somewhere else?
Frank Walker: Fine where would you like me to start?
Casey Newton: Well you keep saying the future wasn't always this way, right?
Frank Walker: It wasn't... when I was a kid, the future was...
Casey Newton: Different, right?
Frank Walker: Right.
Casey Newton: Okay cool, then start there.
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