A a short while ago released Australian action movie has received excellent evaluations. Tomorrow When The War Started is a young adult movie about a group of teenagers who leave for a camping trip though on school holidays. Though they are away they discover a lot of planes flying overhead but aren't too concerned about it as the annual Commemorative Day festivities are on back property so believe the planes have anything to do with that.When they arrive back home from their trip they are in for a shock. Their houses are deserted, their households nowhere to be identified, some of their animals are dead, and they get hold of the outside globe on their phones as there is no reception.They choose to head into town that evening to uncover what's going on. They are shocked to learn the major street buildings are half standing, armed soldiers are patrolling the streets, and their family members and most of the rural neighborhood of Wirrawee is getting held captive at the showground.Deciding that they have to do something to cease the enemy force that's invaded their nation the group determine to type a guerrilla army group and do what they can to obstruct the stronghold the soldiers have more than the town.There are plenty of action sequences exhibiting how they do just that, with quite a few a moment in the film getting you sitting on the edge of your seat. The young actors in the film do a credible task playing the teens below threat and fighting back with some ingenious schemesThe movie is primarily based on the book of the similar title that was written by acclaimed Australian writer, John Marsden in 1993. It is a single in a series of seven books in the Tomorrow series that are incredibly nicely loved by young adult readers the studying audience they had been written for.It has been a lengthy time coming for the 1st book in the series - Tomorrow When The War Began - to be produced into a film. Fans of the book have been voting with their feet as they turn up in droves to watch the movie that was produced from 1 of their preferred books.Stuart Beattie is the screen writer who weaved his magic of adapting the book to the big display and if box workplace takings are anything to go by, film goers are enjoying his film adaption of the book.[best box office mojo reviews]