Escape from Tomorrow (2013)

[jlk5844]

Street date: April 29 from Cinedigm

[rrpmpstck]

IMDB
"In a world of fake castles and anthropomorphic rodents, an epic battle begins when an unemployed father's sanity is challenged by a chance encounter with two underage girls on holiday."

Never heard of this but with a description like this I think I will chance the blind buy.

[rickah88]

I read about this a while back, heard Disney was not too pleased with the subject matter(as it was filmed in their park). I'm surprised it got released.
Definitely want to check this out.

[Herry Dunston]

The movie's apparently so flawed, Disney didn't even bother to sue its filmmaker.

[Horsebot3K]

The movie definitely has its flaws, but as a both a Disneyphile and a fan of surreal cinema, I was captivated. I'll buy it, especially since the cover art resembles that amazing poster.

[MTRodaba2468]

I've heard the film does have it's flaws, but I find how the film was made very intriguing. I'll certainly give it a chance; hopefully there will be some extras that go into detail about the production...

[ccinsf]

Originally Posted by Horsebot3K

The movie definitely has its flaws, but as a both a Disneyphile and a fan of surreal cinema, I was captivated. I'll buy it, especially since the cover art resembles that amazing poster.

Same here. I would never recommend it to others, but it fascinated me and I think about it (and its amazing amazing score) far more than I should.

The press release mentions an in-character commentary from the father. That's interesting, but I hope it's not the only commentary. It's kind of hard to say because the press release refers to the special features using both 'commentary' and 'commentaries'.