Tomorrow You’re Gone [Blu-Ray]
Director: David Jacobson
Cast: Stephen Dorff, Michelle Monaghan, Willem Dafoe
Release Date: Available on Blu-Ray, DVD & Digital Download May 14.
A Review By: Kevin Lovell
Film Rating: 6/10
Disc Rating: 8/10
Plot Summary:
Charlie Rankin, recently released from prison, seeks vengeance for his jail-house mentor William “The Buddha” Pettigrew. Along the way, he meets the ethereal, yet streetwise, Florence Jane. They embark on a unlikely road trip, careening towards an unlikely redemption and uncertain resolution.
‘Tomorrow You’re Gone’ is one of those films that while it keeps your attention and most elements of the film seem clearly defined, there are other situations and
occurrences (unfortunately some quite crucial) that I just couldn’t help but find extremely confusing. While I unfortunately can’t really go into details on those elements as that would result in major spoilers of the film as these elements reflect key events regarding the outcome of the film which is something I certainly want to avoid. While some parts may leave the viewer a little confused, the overall film is quite impressive and worth checking out.
The film stars Stephen Dorff, Michelle Monaghan and Willem Dafoe. I personally always enjoy Stephen Dorff and this performance was no exception. It’s always nice seeing him in a 
leading role. Michelle Monaghan gives an overall good performance, and while Willem Dafoe is a very minor role and only featured in a couple of scenes, he is always spot on and wonderful as the creepy and powerful Buddha.
While it certainly isn’t one of the best films of the year, ‘Tomorrow You’re Gone’ is definitely an enjoyable film that is impressively shot and features a number of strong performances. The film is worth checking out if you have the time and especially worth it for fans of Dorff though it’s not something I would move to the top of my too-see list.
VIDEO:
The Blu-Ray release of ‘Tomorrow You’re Gone’ features a full 1080p High Definition presentation utilizing the film’s original 2.35:1 Cinemascope Aspect Ratio. The video is
generally sharp, smooth and detailed throughout. As far as the video quality on this release goes, everything seems to have been pretty nicely done with the Blu-Ray transfer and most should have no complaints.
AUDIO:
The Blu-Ray release features a lossless 5.1 channel DTS-HD Master Audio soundtrack which is quite nice for the most part. Center channel dialogue is almost always clearly defined and understandable, though the rear channels don’t get too much of a workout on this one; there are some clearly defined moments where they do come into effect quite nicely.
SPECIAL FEATURES:
There are no special features included on this release.
Film Rating: 6/10
Disc Rating: 8/10
‘Tomorrow You’re Gone’ will be available on Blu-Ray, DVD & Digital Download on May 14 from RLJ Entertainment.
