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The big surprise to me was Meryl Streep with a guitar. Turns out Meryl pulled this off really well, alongside Rick Springfield and Meryl also has a great voice for Rock & Roll. I've seen it in a lot of flicks where it was clearly evident that the actor or actress with a musical instrument was not actually playing, just by observing their hand movements with the musical instrument but in this movie Meryl appears to be playing, and rather well at that.

Corny, shallow plot line that's been played out on the Silver Screen so many times it isn't even funny but the novelty of this flick is that we get to see a terrific actress demonstrate yet another talent that proves her versatility as a professional actor. The movie's teaser poster suggests that and that is what we get. I reckon not a lot of actors can pull that off as smoothly as Meryl did in this flick.

Definitely worth a look while it is still in a theatre in your town.

If you're in the mood for Sci-Fi fare and what to see something out of the ordinary and unique this movie might be for you.

However some of the scenes in this film might be rather frightening or intense for younger children, despite the Disney name and the familiar and popular Tomorrowland name, commemorative of the famous themed lands of the Disneyland and Walt Disney World Magic Kingdom parks, so concerned parents should be forewarned when deciding whether this time of film would be right for their younger children to see.

The imagery and action in this film is indeed amazing and first-time viewers are likely to be in awe of the imaginative spectacle of the Future scenes in this movie. Tomorrowland plays out very surreal and dreamlike.

Despite that, I found that the plot and dialogue was at many times off- kilter and even some of it didn't make sense but again, Tomorrowland is a Fantasy film with a Sci-Fi theming. Anything can happen in the movies but these days people want more realistic and logical.

Although the plot is pretty wild, I found that the acting is outstanding and I'm willing to speculate that the actors had quite a time dealing with certain areas of the script so that they would be able to give the director what he wanted for the takes in each scene.

Because of the above I give Tomorrowland a 5-out-of-10 rating. A must-see for Sci-Fi fans and mature moviegoers who would like to experience something very unique and unusual, coming from Disney. I do not recommend this movie for younger moviegoers because of some rather disturbing and very violent scenes within this film.

More believable characters, better flow of storyline than PA2 and PA3, plenty but not heaps of good scares.

Still there were lots of times (as it seems in quite a lot of movies I view) where I'm thinking to myself that I could've done this or that better and I'm thinking of the way I would've produced certain parts of this movie, but that's just my way of thinking since I'm a producer as well.

Nevertheleless I did leave the theatre feeling entertained and I conclude that PA4 is indeed worth a visit to the theatre to see. In fact this is one movie of 2012 that I do intend to place on my shelf once it becomes available on Blu-Ray and even I don't consider myself an huge collector of movies on home vid. That in itself should speak volumes of that the producers of PA4 did pretty good in the making of this film in order for it to become among my faves of films in the Thriller genre.

True, whilst thriller films aren't for everybody, at least PA4 is one of the classier ones out there that deserves a viewing on the Big screen.