The Tomorrow War was a physically powerful film
22 June, 2021
The upcoming film The Tomorrow War is making all the right noises by keeping the anticipation and excitement among the fans at its peak. The Tomorrow War is a science-fiction action drama film starring Chris Pratt, J.K. Simmons, Yvonne Strahovski, Keith Power, Sam Richardson, Betty Giplin and Edwin Hodge. The wait to watch Chris Pratt as Dan Forester, former Delta Force Operator and saving the world by transporting in to the future will be over. All the actors will be ready to entertain us and make us travel in to the future with them. Staring as the lead and debuting as a executive producer of the upcoming Amazon Original movie, the multi-faceted actor Chris Pratt reveals a fascinating scene from the movie which is filled up with action.
Talking about the extreme action scenes from the movie and disclosing his favourite one Chris Pratt said, "It really was a physical film and there is so much available. Off the very best of my head, there's an extremely great sequence and I know that we're focusing on the people of current 2021, however when we do make that jump to 2051, there's this transition and we fall from the sky in Miami and land in a pool. There was some serious water work that people got to do and that is a large amount of fun. We got to jump off of this high dive that we built out of a fork lift and jump off into the water. The camera followed us down and then you had stunt persons jumping down and landing along with you forcing you under water. That whole sequence probably took several days, was really cool, really fun, really physical. There's a camera down there, you're trying to get smashed into the ground and appear, and struggle into a close up underwater. It had been lots of fun. That's something that stands out."
So grit your teeth as you will feel an strong adrenaline rush and chills down your spine watching this film. Directed by Chris McKay, The Tomorrow War is a much awaited entertainer ready to premier globally on July 02, 2021.
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