The family are put through their paces, to get fit to face the future using some of the latest gadgets and gizmos, including electric bikes to get them out of their cars. But, to test if they really work, the family are set some tough challenges: to take on pro-cyclists on Sheffield's notorious hills and do the weekly family supermarket shop on two wheels. There are also computers to take over the jobs that humans used to do, from a prototype robot dietician that talks to you as it monitors what you eat and how you exercise, to a computerised version of a personal fitness coach to monitor and map your exercise regime. Super-fit Joel also tests out scientifically designed post-workout suits created to get your body back in shape, promising 50% less fatigue! In the newly-futurised bathroom there's a £5000 mirror that monitors your health by reading your weight, BMI and body fat percentage (as well as displaying news, weather and social media sites), and a toilet that gives you an intimate 'wash and blow dry'. Meanwhile, the family are on a diet of 'super shakes' - tipped to take off in the next decade as smoothies did in the last one - complete with spirulina, raw cocoa and bee pollen. Can it help diabetic dad Tony control his blood-sugar level? And there are more edible medicals, as the family experiment with Japanese sweets that promise to boost your collagen or even make your breasts grow. SERIES SYNOPSIS What happens if you ask a normal family to boldly go where no one has gone before - to live in the future? This five-part series transforms a family's home from top to bottom, filling it with futuristic technology and gadgets. As well as having cutting-edge technology and gadgets to play with, the family will be challenged by scenarios likely to come in the next 20 to 50 years. Overseen by expert Chris Sanderson, the family will discover how we may work, rest and play, as well as how we may eat, travel, stay healthy and power our homes.
老生常谈且过于规整:无视霸凌的学校、没有好好倾听女) L心声的父亲、无形施压的新闻媒体、日本人骨子里被放大的罪感意识，成为连锁反应酿成- -系列悲剧。透过一-场本来可以从源头上避免的交通事故/社会事件,-定程度上反映了日本人的民族劣根性。最通透也最喜欢的角色是藤原季节。
和小朋友一起去看，他看进去了，还哭了，觉得童年是这样。
乏味的爆炸力 以及空白抚平愤怒的并不高明洞见 旬报这片单 属实硬凑
最後看畫的時候還是被打動到了，女孩不算白來一遭，留下了些許美好，就像天空的海豚雲。
疫情期间看感同身受，都喜欢站在道德的至高点恶意无处不在
日本的超市为什么没有摄像头，有的话就不会有这个故事了
希望熊出没系列坚守初心，专注剧情，以后不要再搞3D了。
媒体对这件事的热度早已退却，煽风点火后留下乱局拍拍手就走了，开始追逐新的话题，只留下当事人和受害者满目疮痍。
7/10。熊出没居然都是类超英电影的故事线了，成年人看着也觉得很流畅，技术细节也很好。虽然只看了三部春节档电影但我觉得这片比另外两部成人片都强，剩下的也懒得看了。
十年一战狼，一年一熊出没。
真的还不错，特效、制作这些。甚至里面还玩了些小朋友根本不会懂而一看就是为陪看的家长准备的梗
@@@（2022-02-01）熊出没·重返地球（Boonie Bears：Back to Earth）
嘴上身体上在道歉心里确一片空白。松坂桃李对手戏跟不上寺岛忍。
有了自己的孩子，我已经完全无法理解这种电影
导演想要抓很多社会问题，例如：单亲，偷盗，家暴，性骚扰，霸凌，舆论施压等等。可是各个视角只见一隅，张力尚欠。更显得各位演员在用力诠释偏执和自我否定，更显得压抑的气氛有被刻意营造和扩大。
四平八稳的讲述了日本的“极致礼仪”的影响与阳光灿烂，和风轻拂的岛国高居不下的抑郁，自杀率总有关，没有严格的影审制度才能出真实的片子，相较你好我好大家好的天朝，或许正视问题才是解决问题的第一步吧~
刚开始以为是像『乱反射』一样的推理悬疑悲情故事，还以为桃李演的是坏人，最后才明白，这是一个父亲在失去女儿的空白中，怀念女儿，同时反思自己的故事。
真相留下的那点空白释放出曲解、隔阂、强权、逃避，一切极度痛苦。学会谅解、包容、真诚和爱，才能让空白回归释然。
对我的触动挺大的，很多家长口口声声我供你吃供你穿，我多爱你如何如何，可是他们却从来不知道孩子喜欢什么，真正在意什么。
为小朋友科普重要的科幻电影场面···技术已经足够可以了，就是没有好的原创故事
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