Fun At The Movies- Tomorrowland

I remember when Disney movies had genuinely terrifying moments but also a deep message to convey. I remember watching Disney movies that though they might have had a PG-13, PG or even G at times, technically should have had a higher rating. Through these movies I was given glimpses into the world of adults. Sheltered for most of the film, but given a moment where the film grabbed me by the ears like an elder, drug me to the window and said "Look kid, this is reality...enjoy what you have and keep dreaming those dreams because those dreams are what will save us"

Tomorrowland is not one of those movies.

Well, it is...but not for anyone older than 13 maybe.

Is it good, arguable. I would say it's a little just past...well let's just say it's passable entertainment for those old enough to not know the meaning of cynicism. Far to heavy on visual without enough metaphorical meaning in said visuals and/or expository to make you want to care. That is unless you haven't experienced the brutality that is life experience.

Long story short, this is not a film for those who do not still barter in the currency that is trading cards.

It is nothing but bunch of amazing fluff, that though while tastes sweet during the ride will leave you empty by the end. However for those young enough to enjoy those tasty sweets and ignore how hollow they are, it may just be a fantastic ride.

More below, totally spoiler free.