The Tomorrow Man

Always worth seeing these two actors, but not necessarily in this movie.

An apocalyptic septuagenarian romance that leads with its heart rather than its head, "The Tomorrow Man" is warm in spots but never quite comes together.

Ronnie? She's just looking for someone to sing Muskrat Love with. If you are as well, this quaint, doting film might be your thing.

The Tomorrow Man gives off a feeling of having seen it all before.

For all its eccentricities, The Tomorrow Man plays it too safe.

There's a lack of chemistry that makes for a listlessness of narrative.

The Tomorrow Man celebrates those in their elder years, who can and do still live full and meaningful lives in so many ways...

The ingredients for something unique and special are evident, but ultimately the characters' colorful (and wildly different) personality traits seem more important than what happens when you put them in close proximity.

Interactions begin to carry an unjust cynicism later on, and while that would be fine elsewhere, Jones's script is too twee for its darker moments to coalesce.

A high-concept romcom that just reeks of soulless calculation.