Thrilling, creative and well acted. There was a lot of doubts about Edge of Tomorrow, but for me it seemed very cool and since I first saw the trailer that I was excited to see it. Today I finally had the chance to catch it and I really enjoyed!
The concept of the story is so cool! Something between Source Code and a mix of many war films. The action sequences of war are absolutely amazing and the special effects so well done! With a fantastic and super original Sci-Fi story you will be intrigued until the very last minute and you can't even predict what is coming next.
What I wasn't expecting was the amount of humour the film has. Those comical parts go very well with the story and are very well delivered. I let go an amount of spontaneous laughs throughout the story and that was great.
Tom Cruise was really great that his role! We already know that through the last few years he is a guy that likes to do this kind of physically difficult roles full of action and he certainly is in shape for that. I confess that I prefer the 80's and 90's Tom Cruise but he was pretty good in this and that is the Tom Cruise that I wanna continue to see! (although last year I also liked to see him in Oblivion which I think is not as bad as many say). Emily Blunt is a good actress, seeing her in this badass role was awesome! The chemistry between Cruise and Blunt was fantastic! I really liked Bill Paxton's character too.
I heard somewhere that this film was "the best video game film that was not based in a video game" and while I was watching it I really felt that! It was so cool to almost feel that I was actually playing a video game something like "Oh sh*t GAME OVER, start all over again!" haha
First was X-Men: Days of Future Past and now Edge of Tomorrow. Two great Blockbusters! Will this Summer continue to be great? I hope so!
the original story is a manga called "All You Need Is Kill" written and drawn by the same 2 mangakas who wrote and drawn "death note"
This is one of the best action films of the last years, fantastic story, excellent plot and a very good Emily Blunt. Tom Cruise was even decent on this one. Very creative and extremely cool movie
Name me a working movie star as watchable as Tom Cruise...? See. He's a dying breed. Every film he does is somewhere in the 6.5 to 8.5 out of 10 range. He doesn't make bad films. There's always something worthwhile in each of them.
So to Edge of Tomorrow. His best film of the last 15 years with the exception of the latest Mission Impossible...
His partnership with MacQuarrie is great and thankfully they're knocking movies out at a fairly regular pace these days.
I thoroughly enjoyed this film. It's a tough ask to keep showing the same events over and over. With a less competent actor, this would have been a problem. For Cruise, it's manna from heaven.
If there's such a thing as an overlooked Tom Cruise movie, this might be it. Fix that. Go watch it. It's very good.
Hollywood finally paid off with this hell of blockbuster. It's so smart, amusing and it's so attractively crafted that goes beyond just being an entertaining movie and becomes a unforgettable piece of sci-fi.
The "time loop" scenario may be over-familiar to anyone with a passing interest in sci-fi, but it is almost the ultimate "What if?" plot line, offering up a multitude of approaches to entertain and explore interesting themes. And here, Liman goes for broke and offers pretty much everything he can throw at it, with Cruise revelling in the role and they have created an entertaining and thrilling film that feels fresh despite borrowing from a multitude of others, not least because it commits to telling a standalone story that does not rely on previous entries nor tries to set up future sequels. Action and humour are prevalent to hook the audience into an intriguing set-up, but rather than simply rely on repeating the formula, Liman takes it beyond the initial hook as Cruise initially, and later Blunt, explore a multitude of approaches to solving the puzzle they find themselves in, which ensures the film does not become stale. Both Cruise and Liman are intent on showing the inherent gruelling nature of repeating the same day over and over, learning a little each time, even keen to emphasise the frustration when avenues explored reach dead-ends and have to be abandoned. Cruise is great here, getting to play a little with his own action hero persona, that helps to make his development from coward to determined soldier that much more believable. It is a shame that the final coda to the film drops this down a notch as the resolution doesn't quite ring true in the context of the story the audience has experienced but that doesn't prevent this from being great summer film.
I make it short:
What a great movie. It was funny, new, stylish and very entertaining.
I was hyped and i was not disappointed.
8/10
I have went from liking this movie to loving it over the years...How can you go wrong with Tom Cruise in a weaponized Endoskeleton vs End of Humanity Alien Invasion
10 years have passed, and it’s also good! The watchability is simply excellent. In addition to good science fiction, it’s like watching all the main blockbusters about the war at once. There’s room for jokes and Murray’s vibe. And about the ending? After all, the movie is based on, and differs from the original, like “The Last Samurai” from Kurosawa’s films. Whatever is neither good nor bad, just different and self-sufficient. I haven’t leafed through the manga, but the light novel has been published. Read it, it’s tougher and more honest. Like another facet
There is a few clichés involved in the whole loop sci-fi thing. But the movie manages to be okay and entertaining. Not a movie to see more than one time, though.
Like most people, I assumed this would be bad because of the marketing. But after hearing only positive reviews I decided to give it a go and it was goddamn awesome.
A really fantastic movie.
It’s like a videogame where you keep dying over and over again until you eventually complete each level and finish the story
On your feet, maggot! The idea of resetting time is being fully explored and adds to the action – and who doesn’t like to see Tom Cruise die over and over again?
9/10
Nice movie. I recommend it
This kinda fell off near the end, I was enjoying it aswell and then I got really bored
Can't believe I watched a Tom Cruise movie just because of Emily Blunt.
Great plot,really good directing and some brilliant acting skills.Action was well made and i think its one of the very best sci-fi movies you shouldnt miss this one.
Year after year, our cynicism towards Hollywood blockbusters only grows stronger; with mediocre mainstream cinema now undeniably at its most prevalent, masses of media buffs have resorted to cheaper and stronger in-home entertainment. In 2014, a temporary beacon of hope arrived...in the form of Doug Liman’s Edge of Tomorrow, which completely flabbergasted the standard by combining visceral summer popcorn fun with the following rarities: an emotional narrative with tangible stakes, a humanly flawed protagonist, but most of all: powerful thematic coherence. The kind of things that stimulate our minds, stir our souls, and spend years echoing in our subconscious.
On the surface, the film chronicles the attempt to fend off an invincible alien attack, but is first and foremost a tale of human experience, placing us in the eyes of a cowardly major thrust into active combat, forced to learn from his mistakes through various time loops, and gain the limitless courage expected of a soldier. The film’s seamlessly intricate weaving of character and theme helps not only sustain the world’s stakes, but equally that of Major Cage’s, maintaining a palpable tension from his every attempted resistance and enlightening character interaction. Liman’s focus on facial reaction shots and surreal sound editing within his battle sequences helps key us into his frantic mindset, helping his audience emotionally share and recount similar incidents of immature apprehension and faintheartedness. Its Groundhog Day-esque structure proves equally beneficial, creating an involving atmosphere of growth
Our needs and expectations for this protagonist are established with minimal effort, with the comic Sergeant Farrell working as film’s thematic mouthpiece, declaring that fate can be controlled through readiness and discipline, despite Cage’s initial physical & mental incapacity to believe so. However, his encounters with Sergeant Vrataski say otherwise, whose battle-hardened self has defied the artificial fate established by the aliens, becoming a renowned “angel” figure not just for the military landscape, but for Cage’s own mindscape, honing him into the common humanity and inevitable human sacrifices of the battlefield. In the latter half, Liman makes surprising reversals of audience expectation to further underscore Cage’s new synthesis of growth: facing death on the London bridge rather than running, avoiding Rita’s orders not for his own life but rather her’s, and exposing the moral flaws of his stubborn superior rather the latter’s initial exposure of his.
Simple, powerful storytelling techniques that confirm Edge of Tomorrow as a perfectly cathartic encapsulation of the hero’s journey that establishes humans, not inferior pressures and processes, as the Alpha and Omega of their own fates. If future filmmakers can prove to exhibit this level of care for their blockbuster narratives, then maybe we can love them again.
A typical blockbuster is what I expected. I got even less than that. You'll feel like you're watching a video game. For a computer effect heavy movie it's one of the better ones. It's fast to get going, but why is Cruise's character even fighting? Because we needed a fish out of water scenario for a few minutes? Some additional background information about the plot would have helped me give a damn about the first 20 minutes. The character development was very obvious at every stage. The dialogue was either to edge simple plot along or as a set up for some action or punchline. No brain required. There's not much going on interesting with the characters, and as a result I don't care for them. Least their was a relationship going on. Yeah that was predictable shlock too. I didn't feel any atmosphere. Nothing on screen impacted on me and the acting didn't help. I did feel the action work initially. But it's like watching a magician with the same old tricks. The whole idea itseld is based on being very repetitive, and it felt like it.
Are shaky cameras the new thing with action movies? The aliens never felt threatening. I've already forgetten what they look like. Some bland alien squid? Who cares. Er... how did they invade earth? Doesn't matter because we have explosions. The fighters had no camaraderie. Bad casting. Bad writing.
I just don't see the point in this movie. I thought Hollywood would have perfected the blockbuster by now. Maybe they have in terms of making money and getting praise from something completely mediocre.
8/10? His movie won't age well and nobody will remember it. I recommend this for people that play Call Of Duty all day.
I love this movie so much. One of my favorite Tom Cruise flicks. I prefer to call it Live. Die. Repeat. like they do on video because that is a way better title than Edge of Tomorrow. What a snooze of a title. Anyway, this movie is hilarious, bad ass, thought provoking and action packed. Emily Blunt is amazing, too. Love this movie.
This is groundhog day with stunning action scenes and a good Story. Surprised it was that good.
The world is at war with aliens and Tom Cruise keeps repeating the same day until he sorts it out. Groundhog Day meets War of the Worlds, you might say. Doesn’t sound all that appealing.
However, Edge of Tomorrow is witty, clever, sort-of makes sense and has some fantastic action sequences. Turns out this idea wasn’t done to death, and I’m glad I finally caught up with it. It’s a triumph of originality that flies in the face of endless franchises and remakes.
The real hook is that our protagonist finds someone (Emily Blunt) who experienced the same temporal hiccup and knows how to get out of it. I breathed a sigh of relief when the tedium of trying to persuade people he isn’t insane is quickly cut short with one quick line: “find me when you wake up”. The other clever touch is that our major is trying to stay in the loop rather than break out of it.
Things only get better from there. Cruise and Blunt are at the top of their game and their relationship feels genuine, somehow evolving despite their meeting for the first time over and over again. The script is sharp and keeps the plot simple. With time travel you are always trying to sell a shaky idea but Edge of Tomorrow never has you rolling your eyes.
The action is engrossing and well-paced. I tend to nod-off during extended loud sequences but Liman is an old hand at this now and keeps us hooked.
This is a brilliant, no-bullshit sci-fi action film that came out of nowhere. In a way, Edge of Tomorrow is what broke summer blockbusters out of their super-hero based time-loop. More like this please, Hollywood!
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Groundhog Day in an action movie.
This is exactly what it is. And, it is alot better than I expected it to be.
Surprisingly good.
I missed the motivation of the aliens a bit, but doesn't really matter.
Groundhogs Day meets Sci-Fi + Military + Aliens. All in all, awesome movie.
There are bad scifi movies and good ones. I have to say this one was TOTALY NINJA!
I was trilled all the way, and not to repeat other reviewers that were first i have to just say:
Great plot, well directed (time "travel" can be tricky for confusion or boredom of audience).
Very well casted/played/character written: i think by the end i loved every one in the movie.
For me, one of the best scifi movies ever.
Hold your breath!
Cruise is in top form and IMO, only he could deliver a movie role as played in Edge of Tomorrow.
Great entertainment all around, a different take on the story telling/writing for this type of Sci-Fi genre (unique even), it's well paced and executes the styling/special effects flawlessly.
The standout star of the movie, again IMO, is Bill Paxton. Man, is he in tip-top character or what?! Good stuff. :)
I really loved the humor that was appropriate for the situation(s) at hand, it does not take away from the seriousness of the story telling, not one bit.
I will go to see a second time in the next week or so. 9/10 and back again.
Really good movie, without any expectations I was pleasently surprised.
I'm not the biggest fan of Tom Cruise, but he did a great job this time.
Keeping up the tempo throughout the whole movie, with tasteful inputs of comedy.
Nice! ;)
It is good, enterteining, good action, interesting use of the loop. Betten than I espected
Year after year, our cynicism towards Hollywood blockbusters only grows stronger; with mediocre mainstream cinema now undeniably at its most prevalent, masses of media buffs have resorted to cheaper and stronger in-home entertainment. In 2014, a temporary beacon of hope arrived...in the form of Doug Liman’s Edge of Tomorrow, which completely flabbergasted the standard by combining visceral summer popcorn fun with the following rarities: an emotional narrative with tangible stakes, a humanly flawed protagonist, but most of all: powerful thematic coherence. The kind of things that stimulate our minds, stir our souls, and spend years echoing in our subconscious.
On the surface, the film chronicles the attempt to fend off an invincible alien attack, but is first and foremost a tale of human experience, placing us in the eyes of a cowardly major thrust into active combat, forced to learn from his mistakes through various time loops, and gain the limitless courage expected of a soldier. The film’s seamlessly intricate weaving of character and theme helps not only sustain the world’s stakes, but equally that of Major Cage’s, maintaining a palpable tension from his every attempted resistance and enlightening character interaction. Liman’s focus on facial reaction shots and surreal sound editing within his battle sequences helps key us into his frantic mindset, helping his audience emotionally share and recount similar incidents of immature apprehension and faintheartedness. Its Groundhog Day-esque structure proves equally beneficial, creating an involving atmosphere of growth and making prime utilization of set-ups and payoffs for greater thematic advantage.
Our needs and expectations for this protagonist are established with minimal effort, with the comic Sergeant Farrell working as film’s moral mouthpiece, declaring that fate can be controlled through readiness and discipline, despite Cage’s initial physical & mental incapacity to believe so. However, his encounters with Sergeant Vrataski say otherwise, whose battle-hardened self has defied the artificial fate established by the aliens, becoming a renowned “angel” figure not just for the military landscape, but for Cage’s own mindscape, honing him into the common humanity and inevitable human sacrifices of the battlefield. In the latter half, Liman makes surprising reversals of audience expectation to further underscore Cage’s new synthesis of growth: facing death on the London bridge rather than running, avoiding Rita’s orders not for his own life but rather her’s, and exposing the moral flaws of his stubborn superior rather the latter’s initial exposure of his.
Simple, powerful storytelling techniques that confirm Edge of Tomorrow as a perfectly cathartic encapsulation of the hero’s journey that establishes humans, not inferior pressures and processes, as the Alpha and Omega of their own fates. If future filmmakers can prove to exhibit this level of care for their blockbuster narratives, then maybe we can love them again.
Watched in cinema. Were much action. Were nice jokes.
What a great movie, Time travel approached like any other in ages. Tom Cruise wasn't disappointing, what I found surprising haha, and Emily Blunt rocking as an actriss. Great plot, scenes, and performance.
Whatch It ;)
Tom Cruise has made some really good movies over the past decade. "Minority Report", "War of the Worlds", "Jack Reacher", "Oblivion"...the guy is taking chances on mostly original stuff...BIG, original stuff.
"Edge of Tomorrow" has some very exciting combat scenes, and even though many are repeated, different angles and camera perspectives keep them fresh. The movie progresses much like a video game. Cruise and Emily Blunt steadily progress through "levels" of battle and even make their way to "boss" level. But this is not a tired movie based on some popular video game of the past. This is a fresh take that feels like there should be a video game based on it.
Not only are Cruise and Blunt excellent in the film, Bill Paxton is awesome as the sharp-tongued, quick-witted Master Sergeant Farrell.
More people need to check out non-sequel, non-prequel, non-superhero movies like this one. It will be a damned shame if this film falls quietly by the wayside.
Entertaining action flick with only a mediocre ending. If the ending was better I think this could have been a really great movie. As it is, it's just a solid effort, but nothing more IMHO.
Spoiler warning...
Where, to hell, is tactical nuclear weapon? Why humanity doesen't use in?
Why do not bomb Paris for a cause?
Yet another in the rather long line of annual Tom Cruise sci-fi blockbuster movies... and to be honest, it's better that last years 'Oblivion'... Which isn't really as much of a compliment as you might think.
The plot is just rehashed from loads of other sci-fi movies and if you think about it, the entire pacing of the movie is virtually identical to 'Groundhog Day'... But without the comedy or superb performances.
Emily Blunt who i highly rate as an actress, and was in one of my fave movies in recent years (The Adjustment Bureau) simply phones in her performance here... and her's is one of the better performances.
Not a single character has depth, the plot is entirely predictable and the ending scene rather contrived.
Maybe I expect too much from my sci-fi movies these days... but after being spoilt by great films such as the aforementioned Adjustment Bureau, Moon, Source Code and Inception and thrilled by the likes of the Marvel cinematic offerings... Movies like this just cannot compete with them.
It's like when True Lies was released back in the early 90's... a Schwarzenegger action movie that surpassed what we had come to expect from secret agent films... and that many film buffs and critics (myself included) were saying could very well end the James Bond franchise (and nearly did as they got ever more ridiculous until Daniel Craig stepped into the role).
The dialogue is rather slow and painful in places... But the cinematics and visual effects are pretty decent, although there are several scenes where you see them running in the armoured suits and can tell they're on hoists because their movements don't quite match with what you are seeing.
So whilst this movie is better than Oblivion... it's still a pretty poor movie that whilst offering some enjoyment for the two hrs or so it lasts... offers no repeat viewing value at all.
Hence my score of just 5. Maybe I'm just not a fan of Tom Cruise, maybe I find him just a little bit creepy and maybe I wish he use his skills as an actor in meatier roles.
It's not that I simply like my Sci-Fi to be a littler more cerebral, I love action fests, it's actually more to with the fact that I enjoy character development and good dialogue at the same time. Sadly it's hard to find movies that tick all the boxes. On one had you have the films mentioned already, this falls somewhere in the middle whilst the Transformers movies are somewhere at the bottom of the pile because they cannot tick ANY of the boxes.
I enjoyed it a lot more on the first watch because not knowing how the same day plays out over and over was intense and exciting. The vfx, sfx, and design was mind blowingly beautiful. The score and soundtrack was electrifying. Casting was great, but Emily Blunt stole the show. The story felt like a Call Of Duty/Battlefield type of game. I really don't understand why this isn't a video game. It has every box ticked. The stunts went wild, it's clear where the $175 million went. Well made and well done.
I love the premise of the time loop, the reason behind the powers of the MC makes sense, the design of the aliens is dope and the radical change of Cage's character is amazing
The repetitive-ness gets tiring at one point (even though they tried to get clever with it), that you wish the plot would just move forward but it's still a fun action movie without being dumb.
And by the way, it doesn't really need a sequel. Even gets wrapped up nicely. We don't need to see them in a relationship.
If you suspend a little disbelief and don't ask too many questions, this is a very rewarding action movie. Good cast, decent premise, and a quality ending - I had a good time watching it.
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Edge of Tomorrow is a thrilling and entertaining science fiction action film with a unique and innovative premise. The fast-paced action, strong performances, and dark humor make it a fun and engaging watch.
Really enjoyable! Not too sappy even when sappiest. Liked quite a lot how the both main characters developed even midst all the action. Very good dramatical rythm.
Absolutely loved this one. Saw it when it first came out so I'd need a second viewing to determine if this score is fair. Great humour and chemistry. 8.6
Mad I didn’t watch this sooner. I really liked this film. The action was great. The story didn’t feel slow or bad. I’m really hoping the sequel happens.
I saw another really good 'time loop' movie and watched this one for a bit of that. Edge of Tomorrow was very unengaging and I couldn't find myself recommending it to anyone.
This movie had a good dose of comedy mixed in, but it was also a fun alien sci fi movie with a groundhog’s theme to it.
Dope movie. I hope they come out with part 2
Good fun sci-fi show. While enjoyable I'm not sure what the fuss was about.
It’s a fun watch. On the list of good time loop movies for me. I wish the sequel would have came to fruition.
Not since Groundhog Day, that I have seen a better use of the time-loop trope in movies. And surprisingly funny for a sci-fi action extravaganza.
The american version of Re:Zero & Summertime Render anime. it's good, but they didn't tell the audience the ending didn't tell the future of Cage. did he awaken new power, or just reset back to day 1? or it's just a continuation after the last battle? I'm not sure.
Very well made futuristic Groundhog Day.
Groundhog Day with teeth.
Aliens meet Groundhog Day.
Cowardly custard Cruise gets bitten by the Groundhog Day bug in this average apocalyptic alien invasion movie.
great show, suspense, drama and great action
Awesome! Great movie! Highly recommend!
Even without the sci-fi aspect, it's still one of the most solid action movies I've ever seen. Each character is memorable, the moments of levity are done well and placed at the right moments, and the character moments between the action make this movie come alive.
Plus, I'm a sucker for time-loop movies, and this one did a great job bringing the "Groundhog Day" gimmick into a sci-fi-war movie.
Loved it.. Well aside from Cruise.. Idda picked Karl Urban for the lead.
THIS IS AN ABSOLUTELY FREAKING AMAZING
AWESOME KICK ASS MOVIE
ONE OF THE BEST TOM HAS EVER DONE. I LOVE
EMILY 3000, SHE'S SUPER AWESOME IN ANYTHING
SHE'S IN, AND SO
DAMN SEXY.
AND HUDSON FROM
ALIENS- BILL IS A SCENE STEALER. FANTASTIC STORY
AND SO WELL DONE. THIS PHENOMENAL MOVIE IS
THE GIFT THAT KEEPS ON
GIVING. IT HAS ABSOLUTELY
EVERYTHING YOU COULD WISH FOR IN A SPECTACULAR
SY FY TIME TWISTING ACTION MOVIE. HAD ME GRIPPED AND SOLD RIGHT FROM THE VERY BEGINNING. BUCKLE UP
EVERYBODY BECAUSE THIS ONE IS A WILD RIDE AND A HELLA LOT OF FUN AND FULLY
ENTERTAINING AND THE ENDING GOT ME IN THE FEELS
ABSOLUTELY CAN'T WAIT FOR NUMBER 2.
LIVE,DIE,REPEAT,REPEAT
10/10
The first half is great. The second half is just ok. Still it is one of the coolest sci-fi movies in a while with a great time loop concept. Hopefully there is a sequel.
This dash of cinematic junk food boasts a crisp, chocolatey effects extravaganza for an outer shell and a wash of sticky, creamy sci-fi curiosity at its core. The concept is tricky but fascinating, a bit stretched but not so far that it completely shatters the illusion. It's basically Groundhog Day meets Independence Day, with Tom Cruise wearing a great big suit of mechanized armor as its showpiece. Go into battle, kill some aliens, meet a grisly demise, respawn at the checkpoint and try it all over again; that's basically the plot.
It's best when Cruise is relegated to mere rapid-fire cannon fodder, trying like hell to make the most of his chances and failing miserably. The ride gets markedly less entertaining, and more humdrum, as it slides into sentimentality and finality. The ending is a real whiff, too, and undoubtedly colors my memory of the better bits that I'd enjoyed earlier. It smacks of a last-minute rewrite, something that's utterly at-odds with the dashes of smart, dark material that had spiced things earlier in the ride. It wants to be flashy and ballsy, but instead it's been tamed and neutered.
The movie is an adaptation of the story from the manga All you need is Kill, and it's really well done.
Nice cast, acting and action.
So when will Rita Vrataski beat me up with her sword?
Great movie, great story, great cast.
ended the manga story. "All You Need is Kill"
Great movie ,one of the best Cruise movies .
The ending did not fit the picture.
Groundhod day almost like in Matrix ;)
the idea of this whole movie is taken from the manga (All you need is kill) by the same artist and writer who created Deathnote.
very well enjoyable movie. and it's kinda like "Source Code" but much cooler.
This was better than I expected it to be, very entertaining. The aliens reminds me of those from Resident Evil 5 (video game).
Edge of Tomorrow is yet another sci-fi Tom Cruise film, which kick ass from start to finish. There is nothing wrong with this film. It's got everything. Even a helicopter crash!
Didn't know anything about it going into it, but wow was I pleasantly surprised. Very interesting and engrossing story. Cruise and Blunt were great. Held my attention the entire time and loved the intensity of the ending.
Buy it: great scfi/love story movie
yea, not the hugest fan of Tom, but just like the Matrix, you have a great sci-fi script, money to spend on it and a good actor I tend to forget who the hero is in reality and view them as character. and that's what makes a good actor and a great film. Really great stuff. Had no expectations, but it was a great watch. No spoiler's here you should watch it.
Creative argument, pretty entertaining, not very impressive. Good to hang out, but just one time.
Edge of Tomorrow was pretty great with an interesting premise, but the ending definitely could have been better.
I was skeptical with the trailer... but the movie is quite good.
It should end with "Do I have something on my face?" haha
So, Tom Cruise's life is in live-die-live repeat mode and he's getting better every time he's life is getting re-started. His objective is to save his lady without sacrificing everybody else and equally importantly to save the world as well.
Wait a minute, isn't that what Jake Gyllenhaal did in Source Code?
A great surprise, thanks for this!
the time travel thing besides madness, becomes a little boring in the beginning.
Groundhog day meets Starship Troopers, but not quite as good as either.
1h 34m 42s into the movie -> "Go brother, you gotta go, man.", "I'll see you in the next life." Desmond from Lost would say something like that, and he also was a time traveler :D Lost reference maybe?
Tom Cruise always great.
Great movie... Pleasantly surprised by the action scenes and that it was different to other "time loop" movies.. Highly recommend if you haven't seen it
I hate it when they have holes in their time-traveling theory.
It's good because of the cast, but I can't stand time loop movies anymore, please, Hollywood, be original!
I was getting tired of Tom and his scifis but i was realy suprised of this one... Great movie
Soooo goood, well made, and have some comic moments. Very recommended for all.
I really enjoyed this film.
Awesome and entertaining. Certainly enjoyed it.
Pt-BR Review on my blog: http://bloge2014.blogspot.com.br/2014/06/no-limite-da-marmota.html
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Ending could of told the audience more about the future of Cage. Great movie overall. Great acting by Tom Cruise and the storyline is surprisingly well put together for what it is.