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PITTSBURGH -- Brace yourselves -- the future is crashing into the Rangos Giant Cinema at Carnegie Science Center with "Cities of the Future," a new movie that opened Friday on the only certified giant screen in Pittsburgh as part of its national premiere.
John Krasinski, an award-winning actor and guide to all things awesome, narrates this mind-blowing adventure that's more than just a documentary -- it's a high-octane thrill ride into the realms of cutting-edge engineering, with CGI that will make your jaw drop and live-action scenes that will make your heart race.
From electric flying cars and aerial highways to smart buildings, greener infrastructure and solar power beamed from space, "Cities of the Future" imagines what our lives might look like 50 years from now based on the engineering marvels and innovative solutions engineers are designing right now in metropolises like Los Angeles, Amsterdam and Singapore.
The film introduces viewers to a dynamic group of middle school students competing in the Future City Competition.
These young trailblazers are crafting model future cities that will leave you in awe.
Cities of the Future is produced by MacGillivray Freeman Films in partnership with the American Society of Civil Engineers, the same team that created the blockbuster giant screen documentary, "Dream Big: Engineering Our World."
This film is family-friendly, with a runtime of 40 minutes -- perfect for an adventure-packed outing for all ages. Tickets are $10 per person or $8 per Carnegie Museums of Pittsburgh Member.
Purchase tickets and learn more at CarnegieScienceCenter.org.