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Title: Escape from Tomorrow (2013)
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| Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
| Roy Abramsohn | ... | Jim | |
| Elena Schuber | ... | Emily | |
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Katelynn Rodriguez | ... | Sara |
| Jack Dalton | ... | Elliot | |
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Danielle Safady | ... | Sophie |
| Annet Mahendru | ... | Isabelle | |
| Lee Armstrong | ... | Man on Scooter | |
| Kimberly Ables Jindra | ... | Man on Scooter's Wife (as Kimberly Jindra) | |
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Trey Loney | ... | Man on Scooter's Son |
| Amy Lucas | ... | Nurse | |
| Alison Lees-Taylor | ... | Other Woman | |
| Jakob Salvati | ... | Other Woman's Son | |
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Mark Able | ... | Pool Boy (as Mark Thompson) |
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Anthony Oporta | ... | Pool Boy |
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Alexis Ottier | ... | Lifeguard (as Lex Edelman) |
In this black comedy, Jim is an unsatisfied middle aged man on vacation with his family at Disney World. While his family frolics through the park and is enthralled with the sights and sounds of Disney, Jim finds himself inexplicably obsessed with two French teenage girls. The park environment soon turns to something more sinister as Jim uncovers its secrets. Jim must protect his adventurous kids, placate his suspicious wife and defend himself against the happiest place on Earth. Written by ~mEp (mep1)
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You ever wonder what it would be like if Terrence Malick vacationed in Walt Disney World, drank moonshine and had an acid flashback while on It's A Small World, and then immediately afterwards stared at Spaceship Earth while a bunch of kids ran by? That's pretty much this film.
I like the idea of the film fine, and it's cool to see all the little areas in Walt Disney World that I know so well (I may have been in this film and not even known it), but the film gets lost in its own thematic context. Is it's message that our instabilities will follow us even in so-called safe havens? Is it a pandemic allegory? Is it a sexuality parable? Not that it can't be all of those, but I don't think even the movie knows what it's talking about.
Beyond that, the film is positively horrendous, with laughable attempts at psychological terror and ambiguity, unbearable dialogue and acting, groan inducing imagery (Don't make me mention the Siemens "semen"), amateurish photography and editing (which I do still understand given the film's shooting circumstances), appalling special effects, ear grating music choices, and structuring so incompetent, it can't even keep its own locations straight. If the movie is taking place in Disney World, WHY ARE YOU ALSO JUMPING TO DISNEYLAND FOOTAGE?! I could spend hours picking apart the geographical errors alone, but that's secondary at this point. Escape From Tomorrow is a classic example that it doesn't matter how original your story is if the actual execution (which should matter above all else) is awful.