"Coming-of-age bromances don’t come much more endearing than The House of Tomorrow.” -- RogerEbert.com
“This spry debut wastes no time in wrenching its way into viewers’ hearts…a charmer that will incite a smile from ear-to-ear.” -- The Playlist
“A sweet punk rock coming of age story.” -- Entertainment Weekly
“A film about punk rock, living on the edge and coming into your own, ‘The House of Tomorrow’ is a strong debut from Livolsi.”
-- Los Angeles Times
“A touching exploration of what ‘tomorrow’ actually means.” - Village Voice
"A confident and perfectly cast debut feature…the pairing of Asa Butterfield and Alex Wolff, as mismatched Minnesota teens who start a band, is an absolute delight.” -- The Hollywood Reporter
"Smart casting and a light touch… Offerman is excellent as a father under pressure." -- Variety
"A sweet, tart, and intelligently life-affirming story of teenage friendship...as engagingly designed and executed as one of Fuller’s nifty, thought-provoking inventions.” -- The Wrap
"The House of Tomorrow has heart – a lot of it.” - Film Threat
"An absolute crowd-pleaser… A movie that shines from moment to moment, with every scene offering something special on its own."
-- PopMatters