'Tomorrowland': Disney's Retro Future Sci-Fi Film in Pictures

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Welcome to Tomorrowland

Disney's Tomorrowland Poster — Disney (via Facebook)

Disney's new (2015) live-action feature film showcases a retro future inspired by the area of their amusement parks called, "Tomorrowland." See images and photos from the 2015 science fiction film.

Clooney Stars as Frank Walker in Tomorrowland

Actor George Clooney stars as Frank Walker in "Tomorrowland," a movie coming from Disney in 2015.

Disney's Tomorrowland

A promotional image from the forthcoming movie, "Tomorrowland," from Disney.

'Tomorrowland' Trailer Shows NASA Cap

A still from the teaser trailer for "Tomorrowland" shows a special pin and a hat with NASA's logo.

Disney's Tomorrowland Emblem

A wallpaper image shows the emblem of Disney's "Tomorrowland" as seen in the 2015 movie.

Casey (Britt Robertson) in Tomorrowland

Casey Newton is portrayed by Britt Robertson in Tomorrowland — Film Frame©Disney 2015

Casey (Britt Robertson) in "Tomorrowland," coming from Disney in 2015.

Tomorrowland Movie Panorama

A promotional image shows a futuristic scene in Disney's "Tomorrowland" (2015).

Hugh Laurie Portrays David Nix in Tomorrowland

Hugh Laurie portrays scientist David Nix in "Tomorrowland," a movie coming from Disney in 2015.

A Scene from Tomorrowland

A promotional image from "Tomorrowland," coming from Disney in 2015.

"Tomorrowland" Pop-Up Museum

The "Tomorrowland" pop-up museum at Disney's D23 Expo gave Disney fans a first look at space memorabilia and other artifacts that inspired the 2014 movie by the same title.

Disney's Tomorrowland Logo

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Logo of Disney's "Tomorrowland" movie (2015).

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Tom Chao has contributed to SPACE.com as a producer and writer since 2000. As a writer and editor, he has worked for the Voyager Company, Time Inc. New Media, HarperCollins and Worth Publishers. He has a bachelor’s degree in Cinema Production from the University of Southern California, and a master’s degree from NYU’s Gallatin School of Individualized Study. To find out what his latest project is, you can follow Tom on Google+.