Common Sense Media Review
By Stephanie Morgan
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based on child development research. How do we rate?
Supernatural mystery has language, scares, sexual content.
Parents Need to Know
Why Age 15+?
Any Positive Content?
Where to Watch
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From Tomorrow
Parent and Kid Reviews
What's the Story?
FROM TOMORROW begins with a boy witnessing some sort of celestial event in Spain in 1955. The story then skips ahead to the same location in 2024 with his daughter's family moving into a home in the same place. She finds a stone in her pantry floor that conjures disturbing visions and she's soon racing to figure out what they mean, and what her brother's science lab has to do with them, before something terrible happens.
Is It Any Good?
This show is an attempt to weave a tale of mystery and supernatural elements that falls short in several areas. The acting in From Tomorrow often feels overdone, and the side characters lack depth. Also, the main protagonist isn't very relatable, given her general inability to empathize with others and confrontational attitude. Overall, while the show may have moments that pique viewers interest, especially for fans of supernatural drama, it struggles to maintain a compelling pace and engaging storytelling.
Talk to Your Kids About ...
Families can talk about how the characters' lack of effective communication affects their situation. What could they do differently?
Use the sexual content as a way to talk about healthy and responsible sexual behavior. Did you notice when characters don't discuss contraception/consent/safe sex?
Teens often seek exhilarating experiences due to their developing brains, and horror movies and video games can get their dopamine systems flowing. Remind your child that they can take a break if their emotional engagement feels too intense.
TV Details
- Premiere date: June 12, 2024
- Cast: Marta Hazas , Gabriel Guevara
- Network: Hulu
- Genre: Drama
- TV rating: TV-MA
- Last updated: June 26, 2024
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