The Tomorrow War, A worthy futuristic epic

Few military science fiction films have managed to move me as much as "The Tomorrow War".

Expertly directed by Chris McKay, it combines visceral action and philosophical reflections on the future of humanity.

With Chris Pratt again at the helm of a big-budget blockbuster, he excels in his role as the hero who can move with a single glance.

And J.K. Simmons and Yvonne Strahovski make up a solid supporting cast capable of embodying fears and hopes with equal aplomb.

Visually, it's visually stunning in its spectacular scale, both in the futuristic street battles and in the ingenious designs of weapons, ships and creatures.

McKay manages to amalgamate his images with intelligence, without ever falling into forced narrative impositions.

But beyond the technical display, "The Tomorrow War" positions itself as a worthy exponent of the genre for its analysis of the fate of humanity in the face of global threats. Not to be missed.

It will undoubtedly remain one of the best-rounded action blockbusters I've enjoyed in years. A worthy futuristic epic that I will celebrate for a long time.