- The kid who played the young version of George Clooney's character was terrible

- The kid who played the robot girl was fantastic

- What a bizarre idea of utopia -- essentially the same plot as Elysium -- the lucky few get to go to paradise, leaving an earth deprived of its best and brightest to fester and rot. But in this case, that's supposed to be a good thing? I thought it would end with the main girl insisting that Tomorrowland share its wealth and knowledge with earth. Instead she picked up where House left off, with a near-functionally-genocidal brain drain, but this time artsier and fartsier?

- Thought it was surprisingly violent. Was there actual need for the killer robots? House didn't want Clooney to return just because (unless I missed it, it's not like Clooney had some existing plan to blow the whole world up or something -- he was just kicked out of the club for being annoying, despite building their coolest thing ever), and that "just because" was apparently strong enough to warrant killing various people, including innocent cops (for no readily apparent reason)?

- The portrayal of Tomorrowland was kind of cool, but briefer than the marketing suggested.

- Not a bad movie, but I'm not sure there was any part of the plot that actually made decent sense.