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.
以为很沉重的社会问题，出乎意料地轻松有趣。电影结论是不要被政府和机构制造的焦虑裹挟，如婆婆对媳妇那句“人还是活得任性些”。婆婆一次心绞痛之后意识到“我已经活到了随时死去都不奇怪的年纪，我要办生前葬礼”。于是一袭白衣白发欢乐地以女王姿态和亲朋好友办party。有子女也好，住share house也好，都是不错的选择，人终究是群居动物。再次深刻意识到，时代对代际的影响，在日本影视作品里，昭和那代人往往洒脱乐观行事乖张，泡沫年代踏入社会的，忧患意识更强，所以“你真是没缺过钱”这种话常是年轻人对长辈说的。我爸妈看我可能就是这样的，也没啥好怪来怪去的，不仅是人不同，更是时代不同。ps小寿寿都演小龙爹啦？！虽是日式鸡汤，但乐观一些，总是不坏的。
给四星是基于两个社会问题点：1.日本目前很流行的生前葬礼。3.没有养老基金的个人如何选择养老模式，中年以后的工作不稳定和孤独终老导致的失落寂寞，是否可以有别的养老生活来焕发生命质感和精彩，有质量的合租房是一个很好方式。所谓抱团养老生活。
有点点好笑但看完又挺失望的，最后轻轻松松的happy ending有点太理想化了。有没有一个严肃的电影来讨论这个社会问题呢？
草笛“我年轻时可是想进宝冢演男主的”
生活就是錢錢錢啊！到了晚年還是為錢煩惱。用詼諧幽默的方式呈現這種為錢困擾的苦悶，蠻可愛的電影。...
有大病！怎么可能接受老了去过群租的生活？还特意去了解日本share house，嗯这梦真香。
盼盼今天的反复叮嘱，是我好像已经淡忘了很久的职场对于女性的残酷，35岁前一定要安顿好自己。是这样吗？是这样吧？该怎么做呢？又是这样的循环，逃不掉的吧？嗯？嗯？
sharehouse真的是可行的办法之一了 直接一栋房 在一个离城市不远的郊区
从大河剧到婆媳之间养成的默契，海天佑希的演技始终在线。让你学着喘口气的小品，买个棺材还讨价还价，这个有点不尊敬佛祖吧，很多现实地映照讽刺，是有趣的。
怎么说，困难总会过去的，只要你坚持下来！ps：这似乎是合租养老的广告片！
电影看完了才知道是天海佑希演的啊，这是我看的第一部她的电影啊！之前只是传说哎，好欢乐啊这个电影，在日本生活果然很难，前面我还一直跟着他们记账，所幸后面是温馨的结局啦
挺不错的，理想化的欢快而感人；女儿的扮相太像多部未华子了；“丈夫去世后我十分痛苦，孤独翻涌而来，就在我想着赶紧死去的时候，奇迹出现了，愿意和我一起生活的人出现了，她就是笃子（儿媳）”这段话很有启发
还真是东亚一般同，后半截画风突然正能量，导演收钱了吧
我真的无法对这种套着温馨的和解片子产生共情 哪怕是天海
“牡丹饼吃不下三个”，追求要有限度，无止尽的想要更多会让人活得很累。不是说让人不求上进，而是需要明白自己的限度在哪里，我想我们来到这个世界上也许不仅仅是为了找到自己的价值和意义，更是为了好好体验人生，尽可能的吸收快乐。
虽然喜剧片，结局也过于理想，看的时间依然焦虑的算起了存款
没看完，实在看不下去，这片子大概就是找了个废物老公的下场吧
后半部强行扭转变得无聊了，前面看的很现实很压抑啊，最后的结局不能接受，现实中群租是不行的
整体很轻松诙谐，疫情居家第二日看的。合家欢去焦虑化的开导喜剧。推荐！很温暖，特效也做得不错！
还行吧，我以为是揭露养老金的政治或者纪录片，没想到居然是一部温情家庭片，还挺好看的，五郎叔真的演的挺好的
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