Escape from Tomorrow (2013)

Escape from Tomorrow: Directed by Randy Moore. With Roy Abramsohn, Elena Schuber, Katelynn Rodriguez, Jack Dalton. 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.

“The fact that so much time and effort was put into putting together this guerrilla film does show in it visual return and the for the novelty factor itu0026#39;s totally worth dredging through once and it should stand as a resume for anybody on the production staff (and a couple of the actors) as a wonderful accomplishment, but for the writer, director and majority of the the cast all I can say is YICK! Iu0026#39;m sorry to say I think a lot of hipper then though people are trumpeting the wonderfulness of this movie more on itu0026#39;s u0026quot;Sticking it to the Mouseu0026quot; in itu0026#39;s having been made then on itu0026#39;s actual merit. I would have loved to see a movie that subversively used the u0026quot;Disney Worldu0026quot; as a back drop for darkness but this halfhearted Shining rip off and/or remake is by far not it. If not for some of the wonderful production sense you are watching a student film that may have received a C+. If I were Disney I would not bother suing either I would let this movie make the rounds and even help promote it because they canu0026#39;t do anything to the movie that it does not already do to itself.”