Disney's Tomorrowland Story update

[GreenScar]

Another Disney movie about something in their themepark, and another Disney movie with Dwayne Johnson. Here's what the movie is about:

During the junket for The Hangover, writers Jon Lucas and Scott Moore talked about another project they're working on, Disney's Tomorrowland. But how do you make a movie about a themed land in a Disney park?

Tomorrowland will take place about 350 years in the future. Dwayne Johnson plays Rip, a test pilot shot into the future. It's a fish out of water tale but the people in the future think he's a bad guy and Rip has to figure out what's going on.

"In Tomorrowland his character's name is Rip. And he plays a present day test pilot who tests a plane and gets shot into the future, and so he's a sort of a fish out of water in the future and he is sort of figuring out how everything works. And the people in the future don't know who he is, and they think he's bad guy come to destroy the future."

Writers Jon and Scott have more:

"We're not laughing at Tomorrowland or the vision of what people in the 60's thought the future would be. Our goal is to actually a vision of the best future. It's not post apocalyptic or gritty it's like everything you wish you could have."

Even bigger question is, will there be a Space Mountain?

[aiman04]

Whoa, this thread is old and outdated.

[jwerk]

[spiderfan1985]

Okay. My interest in this one just went up several notches. I love The Incredibles now more than I did when I first saw it. Maybe it's because I'm older, but not necessarily wiser (I hope I am). And I think that Ghost Protocol is hands down the best Mission Impossible movie. Period. Brad Bird just nailed the tone right smack in the head. He's a very talented guy with a fantastic eye for detail in his filmmaking. Bring it on. Everyone laughed at the idea of a Pirates of the Caribbean movie and look what we got out of that.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C8M7HopGZX4