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The Tomorrow War Reviews
A pretty average action film that’s buoyed by solid directing, an incredibly game cast, some cool sci-fi concepts, and a lot of excellent and well-paced action sequences.
While ‘The Tomorrow War’ contains impeccably shot action sequences, its main story quickly fizzles out in underdeveloped territory.
Chris Pratt stars as a modern-day soldier drafted in to fight a war against future aliens - with clunky, predictable consequences.
It’s not perfect, it won’t be the next big classic, but with greatly done action, awesome alien design, & A FANTASTIC STANDOUT PERFORMANCE from Yvonne Strahovski!
PUT HER IN MORE THINGS PLEASE
The Tomorrow War is one of the biggest surprises of the year, boasting an impressively creative creature design, entertaining action sequences, and a contender for the most beautiful shot of 2021.
If you are looking for a thrilling terror machine, The Tomorrow War will satisfy that craving. Otherwise, it’s a lesson in overstaying one’s welcome.
While the story builds itself around a cool and interesting concept, it’s the sheer action spectacle that stays with you.
As far as the performances go, Pratt serves his role better than it serves him, and Simmons is terrific as usual.
...sporadically watchable yet predominantly mediocre...
"The Tomorrow War" is a serviceable action film that could certainly scratch the itch many have right now for a giant summer blockbuster, but the weak script keeps the movie firmly in mediocre territory.
From the characterisation to the horrendous dialogue, everything is lacking. Even the complex action scenes are spoiled by hysterical editing.
Everything onscreen becomes either a product of embarrassingly bad screenwriting or an homage to a better landmark in the genre, often both.
The film, directed by the man behind The Lego Batman Movie, delivers a fun time and the entertainment you probably need after a long day. At the same time, it appears to be more of a one-time watch and nothing more than just a decent summer sci-fi flick.
Every scene is taking from another piece of the modern science fiction lexicon. [Full Review in Spanish]
Slick to a fault, and clumsy in the extreme, this big-budget alien war flick hasn't a lick of wit or cleverness.
The Tomorrow War is a fun, mindless, alien invasion popcorn flick that would've benefited from a theatrical release in more normal times. It's truly the epitome of what a summer blockbuster is and should be.
With a more solid script that paid just a little more attention to things like sense and logic, the film could have easily been so much better.
Amiable popcorn fare, then, but a little more creative effort might have made this really special.
A two-headed popcorn filler that is part sentimental family fodder, part save humanity from the evil ancient aliens, it won't be winning any awards but it's big and brash enough to keep you entertained.
It suffers from inane dialogue and a superficial story driven by explosions and aliens that reminded me of the dinosaurs from Jurassic Park.