The movie was an ode to utopian aspiration: Bird and co-writer Damon Lindelof’s screenplay centred around a tech-savvy teenager called Casey (Britt Robertson), who dares to dream of a better future instead of the apocalypse-fetishizing one constantly imagined in the movies and video games around her.
Instead, it’s the ill-fated optimism of Bird’s film that evokes the Swedish noisemongers’ magnum opus. The DNA it shares isn’t anti-capitalist attitude – this is, after all, a bright, shiny family movie named after a Disneyland theme park area, that from the outside looked like a cynical, post-Pirates of the Caribbean attempt at corporate synergy. Tomorrowland will be one of the first events to broadcast via Dolby Atmos, a surround-sound technology that expands on existing surround-sound systems by adding height channels, allowing sounds to be interpreted as three-dimensional objects.If popcorn cinema has an equivalent, it might just be Brad Bird’s hugely underrated Tomorrowland. You can watch the action now on, the Tomorrowland App, and the festival’s digital radio station, One World Radio.ĭuring the festivals, these three platforms will feature a livestream from Tomorrowland Mainstage and a mix of DJ sets from various Tomorrowland stages, while One World Radio will broadcast live radio and artist interviews from the festival grounds. Tomorrowland’s One World TV is broadcasting and livestreaming audio and video from the festival for 21 days, starting Thursday (July 14) and extending until Wednesday, Aug. Playing for them will be more than 800 artists spread across 15 stages on a site that’s the size of 63 football fields.Įven if you can’t be there for the party, you can get in on Tomorrowland via a livestream as supersized as the event itself.
With the theme The Reflection of Love, this 16th edition of Tomorrowland will host a staggering 600,000 people over its three weekends, with this crowd representing countries from around the globe. From P!nk to Skrillex, Which New Music Release Is Your Favorite? Vote!
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