Learn English with Tomorrowland

Bound by a shared destiny, a bright, optimistic teen bursting with scientific curiosity and a former boy-genius inventor jaded by disillusionment embark on a danger-filled mission to unearth the secrets of an enigmatic place somewhere in time and space that exists in their collective memory as "Tomorrowland."

Why learn English with Tomorrowland?

"Tomorrowland" is a story about a teenage girl named Casey who discovers a magical pin that shows her a futuristic world. She teams up with a grumpy inventor, Frank, and a robot girl, Athena, to travel to this world called Tomorrowland. Along the way, they face danger and learn about the power of optimism and believing in a better future. The movie uses words like "optimistic," "inevitable," "dystopia," and "recruit," which are great additions to your English vocabulary. You'll also encounter scientific terms like "tachyon" and "algorithm." This movie explores themes of hope, despair, and the importance of never giving up on your dreams. You'll experience a range of emotions, from excitement and wonder to fear and determination, expressed through dialogue and action. The language used is mostly conversational English, with some technical terms mixed in. This variety will help you learn both everyday English expressions and more advanced vocabulary. Pay attention to how the characters interact and express themselves – it's a great way to learn natural English intonation and pronunciation. Learning English with "Tomorrowland" can be beneficial in several ways. The engaging story will keep you motivated, making learning more enjoyable. The dialogue provides excellent listening practice, while the subtitles can help you understand unfamiliar words. The movie's themes can spark discussions, helping you practice speaking English and sharing your ideas. Finally, by immersing yourself in the world of "Tomorrowland," you can improve your overall English comprehension and expand your vocabulary in a fun and exciting context.

Words from Tomorrowland

Here are the first 15 of the more difficult words in Tomorrowland:

rhetorical: used to persuade or impress people, but not always honest or sincere
unstable: likely to change, move, or fall suddenly
overpopulation: when a country or city has more people living in it than it can support
famine: a long period of time when a region does not have enough food
shortage: when there is not enough of something
breakthrough: a significant development or achievement that leads to success or agreement
upbeat: positive and enthusiastic, making you believe in a good future
tick: a very small creature that bites humans and animals to drink their blood
flush: becoming red in the face, often when embarrassed or hot
meadow: a field with long grass, often used for making hay
corona: a ring of light around the sun or moon, especially during an eclipse
kiddo: used when talking to a friend or a child
compartment: one of the separate sections that something is divided into
bumpy: not smooth; rough
peroxide: a clear liquid used to kill germs and whiten hair