 The tomorrow war more like the tomorrow boar That's a hot mug guys Hey guys, this is my review for the tomorrow war the new Chris Pratt movie on Amazon video This movie was originally supposed to come out in the theaters But Paramount kind of saw a sinking ship so they sold it to Amazon for 200 million and once again Amazon video has a a movie with some potential completely freaking shit the bed. It has some unique ideas. I will grant you that. It's an original idea. I will also grant you that. But then it kind of stops there. It feels like the script was written like in the early 90s, late 80s, in terms of the oddity and the cheesiness of this script. Chris Pratt is a former Navy SEAL or Special Outs guy who's trying to make it as a high school teacher. And then all of a sudden these people come from the future into this soccer game. And it's a big grandiose effect. And they're like, we need your help. We are fighting a war in the future and we are losing. And then they start sending troops out to the future to help. And the troops start getting absolutely massacred. So then they start conscripting people. And this is when the logic of the movie immediately goes out the window. And they're not even giving them more than a week of training. And training is a very broad word. They're kind of just sending people into the fucking meat grinder. It makes absolutely no sense to send people into the future. Because who gives a shit? I know it's a bit bleak, but I find this whole concept a little odd. We know that that's our future. So instead of sending people needlessly into a future and getting absolutely butchered by an enemy that they don't even bother to show during the briefing, there's supposed to be a joke there. But realistically, who the fuck would willingly and psychologically be prepared to go into the future to fight an enemy that they're like, yeah, we decided not to show you it. The best part probably about this movie is that when things start to look really, really bleak in the future, in the present day, people kind of don't care about anything. They don't care about school. Because what's the point? You'll be dead in 30 years. That knowledge of your mortality is very evident in the present time. But then when Chris Pratt gets conscripted and he goes into the future, which starts off with him falling from like 700 feet from reasons of which they just say it's a glitch, which I don't get it. I don't know how he survives the fall anyways. And they land in the future and they start having these engagements with and I can't believe this is what they're called the white spikes. Does that not sound like something from, I don't know, a kids show? And the biggest issue that you're going to question is where did these guys come from? And you're not going to find that out until a good ways into the movie. It's a half hazard conversation between Chris Pratt and his wife. The whole movie feels kind of very contrived. I would say the best bits of this movie is the relationship with Chris Pratt and the Bravo Commander because they have a special bond. It's passable. Chris Pratt's kind of very stiff in this movie. It's kind of unfortunate to watch that because you're so used to this guy being the obviously the lead and kind of a comedic lead, but they kind of reserved him, which was a little weird. They had his other guy be the comedic relief and he's kind of good, but at the same time, he's kind of just there as well. Speaking of being just there, you know that lady that they kept on showing you in all of the trailers, the one who is on the speech megaphone saying, hey, we need we're fighting a war in the future and we're losing. You think that she has an important part? You would be wrong. Literally is that she kind of comes up at the end, but she's so haphazardly cast aside that you would thought that she was just a side character. The action in some of the pieces is okay. It has some interesting kind of, I would say pretty much the middle of the movie is the best part. There's a really decent action scene there. Otherwise, though, I kind of didn't really get into this movie at all. I had I pause a couple of times because I was just kind of bored. I thought the creatures were kind of interesting, very kind of generic kind of ripoffs of the creatures from Live, Die, Repeat, but this was okay. I liked how they kind of cackled when they were coming up to the characters. But aside from that, the Tomorrow War has very easily passed through both plot holes and logic holes that anyone with any sort of knowledge of time travel movies would not be like, hey, that's not a good idea. It's very forgettable. It's not that fun. But apparently they are going to maybe make a sequel to this, even though the ending is pretty fucking definitive, but whichever. Anyways, I'm going to give the Tomorrow War a two out of seven. It's if you've seen it already, maybe you might not understand where I'm coming from. But I just found that this movie just kind of treats you like you're dumb and expects you to kind of just be like, yeah, sure, whatever. I'm a big fan of time travel movies. And I like the idea of this movie until like they just threw basic logic right out the window. But what did you guys think? Did you guys like this movie? Let me know in the comments below. But if you like the video, leave a like and if you're interested in more subscribe. Otherwise, I'll see you guys next time. Thanks for watching the video. My name is Nitz, and you might remember me from the animated cult classic TV show, Undergrads. 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