Tomorrow When the War Began ~ Trailer

This pulse-pounding action thriller follows the journey of eight high school friends in an Australian coastal town whose lives are suddenly and violently upended by an invasion that no one saw coming. Caitlin Stasey stars as 17-year-old Ellie Linton, a precocious teen who leads her best friends including Corrie (Rachel Hurd-Wood) and Kevin (Lincoln Lewis) to an isolated, deep in the woods camp site named 'Hell.' Upon returning, they come to grips with the fact that their country has been overrun by a mysterious, invading army. When the hostile armed forces become alerted to the presence of the teenagers, Ellie and her friends, along with a new recruit (apathetic stoner Chris Lang, played by Andrew Ryan)--must band together to escape, outwit, and strike back against the mysterious enemy that has seized control of the their town and imprisoned their friends and loved ones.

Genre: Action/Adventure/Drama/Thriller
Rating: R (violence, language, adult situations)
Release Date: February 24, 2012
Running Time: 103 minutes
Director: Stuart Beattie


Bio and/or Filmography


Original screen designs and text edits completed by graphic designer,
Lisa3679, and gamer NathanWubs.

[ArmySquirrel]

Australian Red Dawn but one exception, in America there is an armed citizen behind every bush; especially here in Texas where just about everyone has a pile of guns and ammo.

[redsvn]

I've been saying this for about the last decade. They have run out of ideas so all they're doing is remakes. This is a classic example a remake of Red Dawn that's a remake of Red Dawn.

The biggest exception to this one is that at least in the original Red Dawn at took place in an area where nearly all of them had Firearms experience and Wilderness experience where is this movie they have little to none of any of that.