History YMMV / EscapeFromTomorrow

** As the Jerk with a Camera points out in his long review of the movie, theres also the implication that the movie is saying that adult people who enjoy the escapism of Disney are delusional losers with Peter Pan syndrome.

** In a flashback with [[spoiler: the Emu woman]] as one of the cast members, she is allegedly one of the princesses. However she is wearing a generic princess costume instead of dressed as ''any'' of the Disney Princess lineup (made ''very'' obvious by the tall pointy princess hat she wears). Even worse is that it's one of the obviously greenscreened scenes, meaning they had no reason not to fully dress her up.

* HarsherInHindsight: A park nurse tells Jim and his daughter about a "cat flu" which is supposedly spreading throughout the park and [[spoiler: takes Jim's life.]] [[http://www.cnn.com/2015/01/21/health/disneyland-measles/ Flash forward to early 2015]], where a freak measles outbreak in southern California occurred due to a low vaccination rate, with most cases coming from the Disneyland area.

* StreisandEffect: Many suspect Disney's [[GenreSavvy awareness of this trope]] is the reason the notoriously copyright-protective company never went after the film; starting a lawsuit [[NoSuchThingAsBadPublicity would just drum up publicity]] for it. They did, however, give it a mention in their book ''Disney A to Z: The Official Encyclopedia'', where the film has its own entry.

** In a flashback with [[spoiler: the Emu woman]] as one of the cast members, she is allegedly one of the princesses. However she is wearing a generic princess costume instead of dressed as ''any'' of the Disney Princess lineup (made ''very'' obvious by the all pointy princess hat she wears which ''no'' Disney princess has ever done). Even worse is that it's one of the obviously greenscreened scenes, meaning they had no reason not to fully dress her up.

* StreisandEffect: Many suspect Disney's [[GenreSavvy awareness of this trope]] is the reason the notoriously copyright-protective company isn't going after the film; starting a lawsuit [[NoSuchThingAsBadPublicity will just drum up publicity]] for it.

* HarsherInHindsight: A park nurse tells Jim and his daughter about a "cat flu" which is supposedly spreading throughout the park and [[spoiler: eventually ends up taking Jim's life.]] [[http://www.cnn.com/2015/01/21/health/disneyland-measles/ Flash forward to early 2015]], where a freak measles outbreak in southern California occurred due to a low vaccination rate, with most cases coming from the Disneyland area.

** The shot of (what looks like) Jim with his head replaced by a miniature version of the Epcot globe. And the accompanying "YOU'RE INSIDE MY...HEAD!"

** Some of Jim's hallucinations can be this.

* StreisandEffect: Many suspect Disney's [[GenreSavvy awareness of this trope]] is the reason the notoriously copyright-protective company isn't going after the film; starting a lawsuit will just drum up publicity for it.

* StreisandEffect: Many suspect Disney's [[GenreSavvy awareness of this trope]] is the reason the notoriously copyright-protective company isn't going after the film; starting a lawsuit will just drum up publicity for it.
** Disney, according to The Hollywood Reporter, is not going to file a lawsuit on the film and will avoid it altogether to prevent NoSuchThingAsBadPublicity.

* StreisandEffect: Many suspect Disney's [[GenreSavvy awareness of this trope]] is the reason the notoriously copyright-protective company isn't going after the film; starting a lawsuit will just drum up publicity for it.

* DancingBear: While the film has garnered mixed reception, much of the hype stems from the fact it was almost entirely shot at the actual parks, without Disney noticing. It's almost impossible to find a single article about the film that ''doesn't'' discussing whether Disney will take any action.

* DancingBear: While the film was considered very good in its own right, much of the hype stems from the fact it was almost entirely shot at the actual parks, without Disney noticing. It's almost impossible to find a single article about the film that ''doesn't'' discussing whether Disney will take any action.

* DancingBear: While the film was considered very good in its own right, much of the hype stems from the fact it was almost entirely shot at the actual parks, without Disney noticing. It's impossible to find a single article about the film that ''doesn't'' discussing whether Disney will take any action

** The shot of (what looks like) Jim with his head replaced by a miniature version of the Epcot globe. And the accompanying "YOU'RE INSIDE MY...HEAD"

* DancingBear: While the film was considered very good in its own right, much of the hype stems from the fact it was almost entirely shot at the actual parks, without Disney noticing.

** The shot of (what looks like) Jim with his head replaced by a miniature version of the Epcot globe.

* StreisandEffect: Many suspect Disney's [[GenreSavvy awareness of this trope]] is the reason the notoriously copyright-protective company isn't going after the film; starting a lawsuit will just drum up publicity for the film.

* SoundtrackDissonance: The luscious orchestral score of the trailer plays over increasingly nightmarish images.

* NightmareFuel: ''Where to start!?!?!''
** Jim's son, who spontaneously develops BlackEyesOfEvil
** The shot of (what looks like) Jim with his head replaced by a miniature version of the Epcot globe
** "Bad things happen everywhere...''especially here''"
* SoundtrackDissonance: The luscious orchestral score of the trailer plays over increasingly nightmarish images

** "Bad things happen everywhere...''especially here''"