Hope you enjoy and expect a No Way Home video from me next Friday!

@dqrkful4054

2 жыл бұрын

You should give it a fail, not enough ned ngl

@jakubrejak1114

2 жыл бұрын

I'm so looking forward to this!

@Filmento

2 жыл бұрын

@@abdulazizmerdad4093 what's ur twitter?

@rustylarry7465

2 жыл бұрын

got the vid idea from critical drinker i reckon?

@blessanabey8386

2 жыл бұрын

Oh yah.

LDR is actually based off of the Japanese Light Novel series All You Need is Kill by Hiroshi Sakurazaka. So technically, this is arguably the first, good western anime adaptation.

@tatsunohouou

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for also referring to that, its often forgotten in most movie essay's I've seen.

@darquanjr

2 жыл бұрын

I was surprised he didnt mention it

@AnotherCrazyClown

2 жыл бұрын

At the time the movie concept felt too fresh, as if Hollywood sacrificed all of his originality to make this movie and it was based on a manga, of course it was that good

@eggdog1051

2 жыл бұрын

Dude the ending of the manga still saddens me to this day :c

@diersteinjulien6773

2 жыл бұрын

nah, the first good western movie adaptation is still Speed Racer for me

I loved this movie and I saw it when it came out. I like how Emily Blunt is a "strong" woman, but she is not a Mary Sue nor is she perfect. She works with Tom Cruise and sees him as an equal and not some stupid man. I wish more movies had men in women working together as equals and not seeing each other as competition.

@officialdeadendgames

2 жыл бұрын

S tier take

@leirbag1595

2 жыл бұрын

Rita Vrataski is a strong character, ho happens to be a woman. Lots of professional writers could take notes from her as an example.

@ninjanibba4259

2 жыл бұрын

There’s plenty of movies like that, look beyond 2017

@officialdeadendgames

2 жыл бұрын

@@ninjanibba4259 sure, but there are still plenty of movies being made today that still think making a sexist woman who is strong is "empowering". For example, Charlie's Angels (2019), Captain Marvel (not really the movie, but her character especially in End Game is just terrible), MIB International and Cruella. There are most likely more, but the fact that big studios don't realize what the problem is and continue to make the same mistake means it still needs to be said on how to do a powerful female character correctly.

@ninjanibba4259

2 жыл бұрын

@@officialdeadendgames I got all that, but again, movies before have done this better, it’s Hollywood’s fault for trying to pander for no reason, acting like since the dawn of movies and decades of entertainment, female empowerment and representation doesn’t exist before 2017, it’s absurd and insulting for both men and women alike But nope, we’ll just continue to pump out mediocrity in half the stuff so Twitter and certain feminists can be happy…..

The sword mentioned at 7:10 actually makes even more sense than that. In All You Need Is Kill it’s explained that the Mimics are extremely tough to kill and Rita needed a weapon that wouldn’t run out of ammo, inspiring her to use weapons in hand-to-hand combat. This was only possible because she was able to master the exoskeleton and push it to its limits after looping so many times. I’m surprised they left that detail out of the movie because it perfectly explains why Rita is carrying around a bigass anime sword but no one else is

@Wolfman7870

2 жыл бұрын

That would've been great if they showed Rita's prowess being partly attributed to her improving and mastering her armor.

@Cecil97

2 жыл бұрын

I was a little upset with this movie cause it put a quick end to a manga that had allot of potential. And then proceeds to completely butcher the source content.

@okbutwhocares

2 жыл бұрын

@@Cecil97 i liked the end, while it could've been made better, it healed my soul back after reading the original ending

@alexspec1772

2 жыл бұрын

The sword is also very believable because it`s made from a blade of a helicopter rotor. It`s not a ridiculous anime sword but a piece of the war machines which drop the soldiers into combat.

@Sketch1ish

2 жыл бұрын

@@alexspec1772 she probably made it herself during the Battle of Verdun as a necessity and still carries it because of the lessons she learned there. its such a nice detail

Fun Fact: Rita's sword is based off a broken helicopter blade in the manga "All you need is kill" which she picked up after running out of bullets for her exo-suit. She decided to stick with it because she kept running out of bullets but the *helicopter style blade = infinite kills*

@heruiksanudin8942

Жыл бұрын

So that why it's look like rotor blade

@doctorevil8130

Жыл бұрын

In the book its inferred she has a few.

@actomobile

Жыл бұрын

No, she never had sword in the manga. She always use axe. What manga did you read?

@doctorevil8130

Жыл бұрын

@@actomobile Oops my bad , was quite a few years back and I'm old now . I remember it being an edged weapon. Great read.

@SomeYouTubeTraveler

Жыл бұрын

Good thing she wasn't playing Breath of the Wild

Edge of Tomorrow is such a great movie, because even tho it is not very expansive in its Universe, its concept is so detailed and greatly adjusted that it is just amazing to watch.

@npcimknot958

2 жыл бұрын

well its based off of a short manga. its just meant to be a story . doesnt need to be a franchaises

@CsStoker

2 жыл бұрын

Well the source material is a manga, they pretty much had the homework done but I must say that the execution was pretty good

@honeheke4554

2 жыл бұрын

It was a film that could've been great. However, they ran out of money near the end, so the climatic final scenes were ruined by hiding the action in darkness. This happens a lot in modern movies that rely on CGI. Film producers force deadlines and deliver substandard work instead of coming up with more money and giving more time for post-production workers to do a better job.

@katoshuu

2 жыл бұрын

@@npcimknot958 Based of a Light/Novel (1 volume), the a manga (2 volumes) came out way way later

@Grasslander

2 жыл бұрын

And even to the very end. *SPOILER SPOILER SPOILER* The audience gets what it wants, the love story can go on, but in a way that follows the concept. Tom Cruise has lost his ability, Emily Blunt is dead, and Cruise blows up the Omega, killing himself in the process. BUT, that means he is washed over by blood again, and now from the Omega itself, regaining the ability. He is moved back to even before he lands in London. And the Omega, which exists simultaneously in the present, future and past, is dead, so mankind has won, and Tom Cruise, now still an officer, can go look up Emily Blunt. Genius. We got the sacrifice to save the world, AND we got the love story, in a very smart way.

This is a movie where a woman was shown as superior than the male counterpart, and the male had to work very hard to reach her level. All done with great respect to both characters. This is a better example of gender equality than any Mary Sue movies of late. PS - Agree with a lot of you, the underlying message is that the female counterpart went through just as much pain and hardship to get to where she was, which is a very basic plot beat in Japanese storytelling. People don't get strong just because they're "special".

@royalbones1965

2 жыл бұрын

watch more anime and eastern movies, the woman being stronger is cliche

@DeetotheDubs

2 жыл бұрын

While I agree, it's implied that she was only that skilled because she had the power first. It could be argued that she did it alone or the guy she didn't want to talk about trained her.

@mahdy_b550

2 жыл бұрын

It's good and effective because it was never about it.

@joaop4585

2 жыл бұрын

@@broghad8241 Bs excuse to not recognize that anime is a great piece of art and major entertainer these days

@Grasslander

2 жыл бұрын

The very first scene with Emily Blunt, where she is parallel with the ground but holding herself up with her hands, is actually real, she did that. A very fit woman. So with her, the strength is believable. But I have to say, knowing that for example a young and fit woman only has the grip strength of a man age 65, and 40% of a man's upper body strength, and less capacity for muscle growth, it's absurd to constantly show women as capable-or-better fighters. Plus, I'm sorry, they lack the testosterone that boosts the right fighting spirit. Women with civilian roles in war zones, like driving a supply truck, have more PTSD than men who do the actual fighting, as was shown in Afghanistan and Iraq. In movies you never see that. And you always get the "Hey, women can use a bow and arrow, that doesn't require strength!" Oh, really. Those who compete in archery have to do weight lifting to pull the string on a pro bow, which is extremely tough. I have tried it. Where do people think the force behind the arrow comes from? They think it's like flipping away a rubber band?

I love this movie. One of the best things about it is the humor. Also it was great to see TC's character go from a cowardly weasel to a battle-hardened badass.

@samuelvanetten4324

2 жыл бұрын

Do you also laugh at the moment when Tom gets crushed by the army wagon and screams like a girl!?🤣🤣🤣🤣

@arianewinter4266

Жыл бұрын

@@samuelvanetten4324 I laughed like hell at the instructers "Why did he do that?!" or however it was worded in english ^^

@xWholeGrain

Жыл бұрын

One of my favorite lines was during the first successful conversation with the general where TC told Rita to not kill the general again LOL

I liked that they named TC's character "Cage" because in the source material "All you need is kill", the main character's name is Keiji which is similar to how "Cage" is pronounced in Japanese.

It also does a great job of not treating their audience like they are idiots. They never tell us how many times he resets but they show his improvement throughout and show his depression when he has failed countless times. It's a true testimony to "show don't tell".

@costaliberta5969

2 жыл бұрын

with no silly side jokes, apart from some dark humor, a very serious movie respecting its genre and concept.

@g.d.graham2446

2 жыл бұрын

Yes

@Ineedgames

2 жыл бұрын

@@costaliberta5969 Well. besides that one guy going commando in the battlefield.

@AshrakAhmed

2 жыл бұрын

151

@captainfutur3

2 жыл бұрын

Yes. Like Groundhog Day where Phil spent 8 years without telling it to us.

Horribly underated movie in my opinion. The absolute pinnacle of action sci-fi.

@ProtoMarcus

2 жыл бұрын

''Unpopular'' maybe, but *_NOT_* ''Underrated''_- it is universally liked by anyone who saw it and currently holds a whopping 91% rating on RT _(based on 325 reviews)_ So it isn't underrated, but it is definitely not popular enough for what it is.

@arandombard1197

2 жыл бұрын

@@ProtoMarcus It was a partial bomb for Cruise at the box office. Criminally underwatched movie.

@ProtoMarcus

2 жыл бұрын

@@arandombard1197 _''Criminally underwatched movie''_ - well said! Yeah, 370M$ Box Office on a 178M$ budget *_AND_* a reported 100M$ spent on marketing is rough... Unpopular, underwatched, and absolutely amazing movie that deserves more recognition

@g.d.graham2446

2 жыл бұрын

Definitely

@toddboward4771

2 жыл бұрын

@@ProtoMarcus and tragically they used those numbers to kill any future sequel/s. The movie was based on a manga, and there is far more to the story.

I watched Edge of Tomorrow as a kid and didn't really understand it the first time, but I rewatched it a few years ago and it's become one of my favorite movies. You are so right in how it perfectly fills out its concept!

@GlennDavey

Жыл бұрын

"as a kid"? it just came out---- ohhh man I'm old

@SuperCatacata

Жыл бұрын

​@@GlennDaveyEither way, this guy is still a kid in my book. Lol

Apparently Emily Blunt’s “sword” isn’t even a sword, but was a rotor blade she salvaged from a downed helicopter in the Verdun battle, which makes it feel even more real

The movie is called “The Edge of Tomorrow”. “Live die repeat” is the subtitle

@pivotguydc1149

2 жыл бұрын

I remember times where it was marketed only as Live Die Repeat, times when it was both, and times where it was just Edge of Tomorrow. It was very confusing. I agree with your choice of title, but the marketing was very strange. You'd think they'd put less emphasis on Live Die Repeat if it was just the subtitle, or in smaller font, or something.

@christianc.christian5025

2 жыл бұрын

Both were used as the primary title.

@triadwarfare

2 жыл бұрын

It used to be, but now they're using LDR.

@SPAC3CAD3T4

2 жыл бұрын

@@triadwarfare incorrect.

@James_Bee

2 жыл бұрын

"Edge of Tomorrow" was the original title of the film. Live.Die.Repeat. was NOT a subtitle, rather it was a TAG LINE. The promotional posters featured in big, bold lettering starting with Live. Die was right under followed by Repeat right under that. Under all of that, in small lettering was the title of the film "Edge of Tomorrow". This confused movie goers when they went to go see T.C.s latest action film, Live Die Repeat and didn't see that on the Marquee or in the papers, internet, whatever. Fans of the movie felt like "Live.Die.Repeat." should have been the title of the film, because it's freaking awesome and the marketing material made it seem like that was, indeed, the films name. Upon home release, it started getting marketed as "Edge of Tomorrow: Live.Die.Repeat". Changing a released movies title would be stupid, thus it stayed "Edge of Tomorrow" and they added "Live.Die.Repeat." as an official subtitle. For those that do not know, it is based on a Japanese Manga series known as "All You Need is KIll". Edit: I should add that some places advertise it as "Live. Die. Repeat: Edge of Tomorrow", some still call it just simply "Edge of Tomorrow". Anyway, it's STILL confusing to this day.

7:35 also it's important to note that the "giant sword" is actually just the tail rotor from a helicopter.

@hobbes1887

2 жыл бұрын

🤯

@g.d.graham2446

2 жыл бұрын

True

@darrengordon-hill

2 жыл бұрын

THANK YOU!!! This I was going crazy when looking at a PROPELLER. Fuck Japanese anime marks

@thecompanioncube4211

2 жыл бұрын

Fucking badass. Emily Blunt is the true strong woman character these BS woke agenda movies try and fail to portray.

@darrengordon-hill

2 жыл бұрын

@@thecompanioncube4211 1: What is a "strong woman"? Seems you're suggesting "power lifter"... My gran never fired a gun; is she a "weak woman"? 2: What is "woke"?

Still one of the best Sci-Fi Movies in recent times. It's funny how it deviated from the Source Material--which normally is an adaptation sin IMO--but made it enough into its own thing to be great. More than great. Still waiting on that sequel guys! I always come back to it. The Exoskeletons are phenomenal and I wonder what happened to all the props.

@LordZero666

2 жыл бұрын

Probably they were already sold to some collectors somewhere. They looked awesome too, great idea for a cosplay.

The "Groundhog Day Loop" is my absolute favorite fantasy concept, in pretty much whatever medium it shows up. I remember being blown away by an episode of the Aladdin TV show as a kid when I first encountered the idea of a loop. Then, I played Majora's Mask for the N64 and it's one of my favorite Zelda games of all time. Then I saw Groundhog Day, and then this movie, then in episodes of Star Trek and Stargate... Gaaah just so many good ones out there and it never gets old

@Brian-tn4cd

Жыл бұрын

A good game that works with this concept amazingly is Outer Wilds (not "Worlds" easily confused) its amazing and i wish i could forget all about it and play again.

@inuhundchien6041

11 ай бұрын

If you like reading, try Mother of Learning. It's magic based time loop. Free to read in Royal Road.

The thing i love about Edge of tomorrow is that it follows the source material so greatly, it doesn't change the rules about live die repeat of "All You Need Is Kill", they may have changed some stuff but the movie is still quite literally one of the most successful live action adaptations of a comic/manga/anime/novel

@noobandfriends2420

2 жыл бұрын

I don't think Filmento knows the source was from a Japanese LN. He shows Saber from Fate as if he couldn't have shown the LN.

@BlackWACat

2 жыл бұрын

i wouldn’t say it follows it “greatly”, it changes a lot of things and alters even more, but that’s not a bad thing at all they took the core elements and adapted them very well, and as a fan of the novel i was a really big fan of it (second watch on it gets so much better too) i do wish they focused on the melee weapons the LN had more tho (movie alternatives felt kinda smol and unimportant), those were fucking badass

@LoneWolf-rc4go

2 жыл бұрын

@@BlackWACat I was really disappointed that they altered the ending. The whole painting his exoskeleton blue at the end of the novel was just perfect IMHO

@BlackWACat

2 жыл бұрын

@@LoneWolf-rc4go yea, kinda same, i did think the novel had a much better ending, but they wrapped it up pretty solidly from what they were doing IMO

@AlbRomano

2 жыл бұрын

@@LoneWolf-rc4go I'd say thats because western media has have the tendency to go for happy endings. I read the manga, not the LN, so I don't know how they differ, but I'd like to see more films go hard on the "We won, but at what cost" kinda ending.

Funnily enough, I rewatched this movie 2 weeks ago and it was even bettern than I remembered. Great story, great actors, great concept, great pacing and great execution. Its just super fun to watch.

@Grim_Bud

2 жыл бұрын

You should check out the manga it was based on, movie took some liberties but the concept and big picture were copy pasted.

@asherpikesgoldenmoralcinem5770

2 жыл бұрын

I think I’ll just post this once cause I don’t wanna be annoying, but I genuinely believe this film I’ve made is like this one, high concept and well executed. So far a lot of people are saying the same, and I’m just posting it here because despite my efforts it seems the algorithm has missed out on this one and a lot of my backers got lazy so didn’t share it for free like they said they would. (It is a film for suicide-awareness cause). So yeah, I guess here it is and I would really love to know if your thoughts on it. I’ve just chosen you to reply to cause your post is new and rising, and some people might see this. But I won’t be spamming this film: kzread.info/dash/bejne/aWyluLOFdKTJgtI.html

@darktheories1758

2 жыл бұрын

Well By my math.. There is something to the repeating concept that just seems to work.. Edge of tomorrow.. Happy Death Day.. Ground Hog's Day and Naturally everyone's favorite repeating movie.. Christmas Every Day. Ok, so most people probably haven't heard of Christmas Every Day, but it's one of my favorite Christmas movies and Groundhog's Day is one of my favorite movies of all time.. Then Live Die repeat and Happy Death Day are very competent movies. So. We need more repeat. ;P OH and we need to convince Hollywood it's time for Vampire Hunter D movies.. Just because..

@j.k.1239

Жыл бұрын

I have rewatched it multiple times like LOTR and dark knight trilogy.

Apart from the great story, details and pacing this movie works so extremely well because of the huge character development of Cruise. We’re so used to see him as a cool, badass superspy, but here he starts out as a piece of shit, scared maggot (which honestly, we can relate to) and by the end if the movie he is, dare I say, the most heroic super-badass he’s ever depicted. An arc that wouldn’t be possible without the premise of the films mechanics. But he’s still human… and we all feel with him before the credit rolls. He’s got a story to tell Blunt.

I LOVE this movie, i literally watched this 10+ times and still wanted to watch it again after watching this video. Does it need a sequel? No, it's perfect as it is But do we WANT a sequel? 100% yes, it's just that the production team will have a high wall of expectation to surpass.

@Brian-tn4cd

Жыл бұрын

Wonder what they're going to do since they kinda used up 80% of the source material with 20% changed to be more "Western"

Honestly, I saw this movie on DVD first, and I always thought to myself, "why does this movie have so many negative reviews, it's actually a really great movie, with great concepts" and now I get to see one of my favorite KZreadrs explain why it was good 😂

@joeyjerry1586

2 жыл бұрын

There are many negative reviews? I thought most people who saw this movie loved it

@jonathanchavira8270

2 жыл бұрын

@@joeyjerry1586 when I first saw it and searched it up, there were reviews saying that "it was a jumbled mess", if I remember correctly, I would rarely see people speak positively about it, then as years went by more and more people seemed to like the movie

@Jsdo1980

2 жыл бұрын

@@jonathanchavira8270 It has a 91% certified fresh on Rotten Tomatoes, so you must have had bad luck with the reviews you saw..

@joeyjerry1586

2 жыл бұрын

@@jonathanchavira8270, tbf, I didn’t even see it until like last year when everyone seemed to love it

@jonathanchavira8270

2 жыл бұрын

@@Jsdo1980 most of the time I don't, but then again this was 2015-16 and back then I was barely getting into reviews and film editing

"Edge of Tomorrow" remains my all time favourite film. Tom Cruise presentation and acting here is superb, along with Emilie Blunt. The Sci Fi Action Wideshot Panorama Scenes are nothing to sneeze at. It's also for me one of the few cases where I would be absolutly okay with it being a standalone film, meaning there doesn't need to be a Sequel or a Prequel. And, to mention, the Manga/Visual Novel it is based off of, "All you need is Kill" by Takeshi Obata, the Creator of "Death Note", is just as fantastic and depicts war beautifully horrifying with a different, but not worse, ending.

@martinacosta3821

2 жыл бұрын

just as fantastic?? ok

@GregHib

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah as much as I'd love to see a second film, I'm kind of scared it would lessen the punch of the first one. It would seriously have to be a work of perfection, in which case people would be after a 3rd and repeat until there's a follow up which flops. Yea... let's just leave this film without any sequals or reboots.

@Salty010

2 жыл бұрын

what i like the starting point his character not super excelent best guy OP guy like his movie in mission impossible an ordinary guy that grow and repeat again and again that make it good!

@jordy_3d

2 жыл бұрын

Where do you get that Sakurazaka made Death Note? Death Note was written by Tsugumi Ohba, and drawn by Takeshi Obata, who did the art for the manga version of All You Need is Kill. Beyond the manga version being drawn by the same artist, there's no connection between Death Note and All You Need is Kill

@DCG909

2 жыл бұрын

@@jordy_3d Came here to post that as well.

To anyone who has not seen this film. This is one of the best sci-fi movies ever made. It is enthralling, exciting and the best Cruise performance since Vanilla Sky.

the thing about the suits I also like is that you see them break over the time of the nattle just couple seconds after the first drop we see him completely loose his visor and then we see another soldier who's suit shortcircuits, and later in the movie we see how they're useless without the power

This movie was a masterclass in how to adapt Japan's batsh*t and fantastic sci Fi concepts to the west. Everything worked and I loved every second.

@arianewinter4266

Жыл бұрын

yeah, it is like the perfect adaption for it did not just copy and paste but managed to adjust to western sensibilities, without ruining the whole thing and now we got two increadable works to enjoy in their own rights.

@noname-be2dp

Жыл бұрын

anyone think about this? if he got the omega power at the end. when he gets old and dies of old age. will he go back over and over again to relive his last day of life unto infinity? he can't escape a death by old age.

@ikengaspirit3063

Жыл бұрын

@@noname-be2dp Eh, that's just Nietzche's concept of eternal return.

@marcosmauricio7805

Жыл бұрын

@@noname-be2dp My headcanon is that while the Alphas are completely restored every reset, the omega itself remains injured. So the Alpha died before the Omega, triggering the reset, with the later dying shortly after.

@dud5606

Жыл бұрын

@@marcosmauricio7805 Well then that doesnt make sense because if Alpha's death causes a reset then if he dies first, Omega gets to live. That means Omega had to die first, but maybe Alpha's blood got into Cage's system causing a reset for him, but with Omega's death it has to be the last one in the loop.

The fact that this movie never got its mainstream love always pisses me off. This is a true gem of sci-fi action movies that sold its concept first but wrapped it in the growth of its characters.

@thecompanioncube4211

2 жыл бұрын

General audience is WAYYYY more simplistic than we assume. People don't even care to understand what's happening in the movie right in front of their eyes unless a hero or a villain spells out the entire plan. People just wanna watch an explosion filled exposition dump to just cross reference to later and basically negate any actual discussion by counter-pointing "well that guy said so in the movie and thus it's fully explained". Also, negative feedback spreads faster than positive feedback and people who can't even grasp the beauty of Edge of Tomorrow's concept will just brush it off as "confusing and boring" and pass on the not-recommended feedback to their peers. It's a sad reality.

@Randomperson-zt3il

2 жыл бұрын

@@thecompanioncube4211 I haven’t seen the film but it seems really cool

@Coolsomeone234

2 жыл бұрын

I mean it kinda is mainstream

@thecompanioncube4211

2 жыл бұрын

@@Randomperson-zt3il it's actually really cool movie

@richardarriaga6271

2 жыл бұрын

I think it just didn't get any initial views. Some tween movie got #1 at the Box Office when it came out.

Absolutely wonderful video. I remember with deep frustration when this movie came out and got so much bad press because so many people seemed unable to grasp the concept. Too bad for them, this is one of the best movies of the 2010s.

Literally watching this right after rewatching Re:Zero and the parallels are great. Filmento has taught me so much about appreciating more about the art and deeper meanings in movies and now that im older I learn about how much the themes in Re:Zero just went over my head when I first watched it when I was younger. Appreciating the deeper meaning and taking apart and absorbing the exceptional writing in movies really is something else. Great work and thanks Filmento!

One of my favorite movies ever! They even had a badass female protagonist that never came across as overpowered or belittled Cruise. They were equals, both needing each other to complete the mission.

@Grasslander

2 жыл бұрын

The very first scene with Emily Blunt, where she is parallel with the ground but holding herself up with her hands, is actually real, she did that. A very fit woman. So with her, the strength is believable. But I have to say, knowing that for example a young and fit woman only has the grip strength of a man age 65, and 40% of a man's upper body strength, and less capacity for muscle growth, it's absurd to constantly show women as capable-or-better fighters. Plus, I'm sorry, they lack the testosterone that boosts the right fighting spirit. Women with civilian roles in war zones, like driving a supply truck, have more PTSD than men who do the actual fighting, as was shown in Afghanistan and Iraq. In movies you never see that. And you always get the "Hey, women can use a bow and arrow, that doesn't require strength!" Oh, really. Those who compete in archery have to do weight lifting to pull the string on a pro bow, which is extremely tough. I have tried it. Where do people think the force behind the arrow comes from? They think it's like flipping away a rubber band?

@sirdurtle9519

2 жыл бұрын

@@Grasslander what are you talking about? You're making it sound like women are these fragile weak people when that's just completely untrue. Yes, technically, men are stronger on average, but not 40% stronger, and not to the point that every woman except Emily blunt is weak and frail. Your comment about PTSD doesn't really make sense, and your random rant about archery isn't related at all. The fact that men are a bit stronger on average is a pretty archaic concept that only really matters when you take literally the strongest men and women and put them into something like the Olympics, where the divide does show, but in pretty much any other situation with a random pool there's no difference, like in the military. It's stupid to say "women historically have been slightly weaker than men on average so none of them should be represented in cinema" Don't rant about this stuff in a random KZread comment. Nobody wants to hear that. Thanks for royally pissing me off on my morning.

@mish375

2 жыл бұрын

@@Grasslander Yeah but Edge of Tomorrow establishes that Rita trained for so long in the time loops she went through that she built up that strength. They establish at the beginning that she was inexperienced and then they believed the exo-suit gave her better fighting capabilities. But you find out later that Rita was in that time loop over 300 times. So her training and fighting abilities were earned. Also, it could be argued that she does in fact suffer from PTSD given what she's been through. It would explain how withdrawn and numb she becomes to personal relationships. But, as a soldier, she pushes it down and continues the fight.

@kckennedy1325

2 жыл бұрын

@@Grasslander I don't understand why yall watch fantasy and sci fi and want it to be realistic, if u wanted that watch non fiction

@AdmoreMethod

2 жыл бұрын

@@sirdurtle9519 You must know a LOT of weak-ass dudes, if you think a girl is a FRACTION as strong as a man. Real men recognize, appreciate and applaud a woman’s incredible strengths (because they’re strong in different ways), but they can’t hold a candle to men in the brute strength department. Unless, we’re comparing them to soy-boys.

As someone else here has pointed out, this film draws heavily from the manga it was adapted from. That story, All You Need Is Kill, is quite superior to the film -- but then, it has the benefit of being able to tell a longer tale with more and better character development. In that version, the male lead has gone from a whinny rookie to a stone-cold killer veteran by himself through death after grueling death long before he engages the female co-lead about their situation. Furthermore, the manga plays out much more tragically by introducing additional rules and stakes compared to the film's happier ending. It's a fascinating read.

@pian-0g445

2 жыл бұрын

This movie did great for adapting a longer story into basically one book.

@seant1326

2 жыл бұрын

The Manga was an adaptation of a Light Novel.

@pichitosmalltown3239

2 жыл бұрын

i dont know that it's superior, but i checked it out and saw that it was very different from the film. I think it's great. I think they're both great.

2 жыл бұрын

the manga was adapted from the Light novel. the movie is adapted from the light novel

@Quincy_Morris

Жыл бұрын

I prefer a happy ending.

This video kinda explains why I love animated movies and cartoons. You don’t need to suspend your disbelief when you were expecting to jump into a world that doesn’t play by our rules.

@Excelsior1937

Жыл бұрын

You don’t even need to suspend your disbelief with realistic stuff either. I don’t know where this guy gets the idea that a world that seems to play by our rules can’t have more than one fantastical element, but last time I played half life I wasn’t thinking “I can by an alien invasion in an earth like setting, but the gman and the HEV suit? That’s too much for me to suspend my disbelief for”. All you need for suspension of disbelief to be maintained is internal consistency

I love how this channel takes itself extremely seriously while also using some top notch memery. This channel is gold.

I have nothing against Tom Cruise but this is easily my favorite Tom cruise movie because it's so funny watching him get un-alived over and over, and it's probably the best manga adaptation in the west to date I actually enjoyed it more than All You Need Is Kill which I felt ended half heartedly

@mauree1618

Жыл бұрын

Its probably because we actually get to see him lose a lot, most of his movies feel like in his contract its stipulated that Tom Cruise will always win, and always have a pretty female love interest.

@greensaintjester6392

10 ай бұрын

​@@mauree1618you right therr have a point my friend

@mimi-sk2ip

8 ай бұрын

@@mauree1618 he loses a lot of fights in mission impossible, he's also a "loser" in jerry maguire, he also fights for his life a lot in the last samurai (losing every time up until the end of the movie). i think the only movies where he is "invincible" are the jack reacher movies which are also based on a comic lol idk i love tom cruise movies he always chooses or makes them relatable characters and his female counterparts are always on par with him its great

Such a clean tight well made movie. Always been on my list of top movies even tho it never got the mainstream attention that other "masterpieces" do.

@martinacosta3821

2 жыл бұрын

obviously there's no wrong answer since it is personal opinion, but this movie really on your list of top movies?

@patriziopucci9316

2 жыл бұрын

Same! I even have the dvd

@g.d.graham2446

2 жыл бұрын

Yes

@ogrimzyz8643

2 жыл бұрын

Similar to the blade runner sequel. Great movie that underperformed at the box office

@thecompanioncube4211

2 жыл бұрын

@@ogrimzyz8643 This is bound to become a cult classic as Blade runner as well

The Symbolism is also on point in this film. The first time he sees Rita she steps out of a "cave" that's marked with a dragon skeleton telling us the ancient power that she is. Namely instinct, intuition and knowledge. The rotoblade sword to boot but she is diametrically opposed to Cage with regards to competence. And yet she needs him also because he has the timetravel power. Its a really TAO story because Cruise needs to become aligned and that's why he loses his team when he becomes tao and returns to the source. Jung would have loved this film. You could see J squad as just aspects of Cage's character which he loses as he becomes what he must be

When I was younger I saw this trailer and was directly hooked, couldn't wait for it to finally come out and sitting in that cinema watching that movie as a birthday present was one of the coolest theatre experiences I've ever had, god I love this film 💯✨

that scene at the end when he goes one last time to meet her and ofcourse she doesnt recognize him and hes just so amazed by her badass bluntness (pun intended) is my favourite scene in the movie, you can see all the admiration he has for her and the 'this shit never gets old' look in his eyes in his final smile/laugh, love that ending

@Minotaur1975

Жыл бұрын

It's a laugh that says "Boy, do I have a story to tell you!"

@Tzgrey77

Жыл бұрын

"IIIIIIII NEED TO KNOW NOW KNOW NOW"

@jez76

Жыл бұрын

@@Tzgrey77 love that ending, and the music that kicks in.

@Goodpecker123

Жыл бұрын

The funnies are also in the fact that Vratasky actually _does_ change her approach from a more blunt (hue) and annoyed to a more respectful and attentive stance. So his laugh is also "all these years we started our meeting as you basically hazing me because I wasn't a Major :D "

@Minotaur1975

Жыл бұрын

@@Goodpecker123 he's wearing his officers uniform (Captain) at the end and he outranks her. Every other repeat he's dressed as a Private and she outranks him

Fantastic breakdown of, what I consider to be, one of the most underrated sci-fi action films of all time. Everything about this movie was perfection, and it all feels so grounded and real. The CGI was incredible, and the fight scenes were top notch. Not to mention, it was refreshing to see Cruise in a "clueless" action hero role, and we have to watch him get better throughout the film. Emily Blunt was just as great, and the soundtrack just elevated the movie's epicness to a new level. The marketing is what killed this one. Easily should've grossed every bit of $1bil in the BO! This is what movie theaters are made for!

@Xx1devilgod1xX

2 жыл бұрын

funny how one of the most "underrated sci-fi action films of all time" is actually based of a japanese light novel and manga called "all you need is kill", meaning that this is one of the handful of instances where a western adaptation is good.

@AdmoreMethod

2 жыл бұрын

@@Xx1devilgod1xX So… what’s your point?

@siri5784

2 жыл бұрын

@@AdmoreMethod the point is its funnily one of the better western adaptions of japanese material

@SirCanuckelhead

2 жыл бұрын

I also loved Alita battle angel. But yet we get more marvel and other overused junk instead of good adaptation like these. I really wish they would continue the altia story

@ComedyBros5

2 жыл бұрын

@@SirCanuckelhead That's what I'm saying. I don't believe we'll be getting anymore great movies like this or Alita because folks continue to be duped and flock to see the generic, cheap superhero flicks we're bombarded with now.

edge of tomorrow is an insanely well done movie, great action, great plot and great acting. there isnt much more you can ask from a movie.

If we go by the source material, Emily Blunt's character would wield a giant battle axe in a Halo Spartan suit. I think the cleaver looking weapon feels a lot better fit for the idea of a near future fantasy story than a battle axe.

The moment when Tom's character stops himself from telling Emily about the future is what gets me, she'll die either way but not in front of me.

Minority Report, Oblivion, and Edge of Tomorrow. All very underrated Sci Fi movies with Tom Cruise.

@salomaonplanetsaturn6038

2 жыл бұрын

Oblivion is not as great as Minority Report/Edge of tomorrow. Good movie, but nothing special - too sterile in storytelling and design.

@ardent835

2 жыл бұрын

Minority Report and Edge of Tomorrow are great but Oblivion is super forgettable.

@thegunslinger1363

2 жыл бұрын

@@salomaonplanetsaturn6038 I think Oblivion is amazing. But that's your opinion.

@Luggi83

2 жыл бұрын

Oblivion is great for M83s soundtrack alone.

@r.daneel.90

2 жыл бұрын

Oblivion is good, but its 3rd act and finale... mmm

I do love this move. One of the best sci-fi movies in the last 20 years. My issue is with the final solution. The fact Kage and Rita figure out to go to the command center and use the spike tool on Kage to find the Omega completely nullifies the entire "take the beach" segment of the movie. It makes you realize that Kage's first thought should have been "How can I use this power to avoid the battle on the beach altogether" rather than "How can I use this power to WIN the battle on the beach". Of course, that segment of the movie does give him the skill and confidence he needs (and it's fun), but he could've gained that just working out with Rita everyday for 100 days or so.

The thing about Emily's sword is that it's a blade from a helicopter tail rotor. That's why it's cool and it fits her character.

This movie holds a special place in my heart. It might be 90% action scenes, but it progresses the story and shows us who the characters are through all of that action. I love it so much.

Filmento's ability to see movies for both what they do and what they are is impressive. It lends one to wonder: can Filmento see why kids love Cinnamon Toast Crunch?

@kidscottii3957

2 жыл бұрын

I’m 15 (probably still a kid) and Cinnamon Toast Crunch is S tier cereal

@Randomperson-zt3il

2 жыл бұрын

@@kidscottii3957 hell yeah same here! I prefer the cereal bars of it though

@choo_choo_

2 жыл бұрын

Nah, he's to old, dummy.

As a Sci-Fi fan Edge of Tomorrow was a movie that I stumbled upon somehow and enjoyed a lot. I hadn't gotten enough of it so I even went and read the manga that it was based on. You showed me the difficulty of its high concept and some of its brilliance of probably why I enjoyed the film.

This movie took me by surprise. I went to the theater by myself just looking for something to do on my day off. It was the first showing of the day and nobody was there. I had no idea what any of the movies were about but decided on this movie. I had no idea what was going on and learned as the main character learned. It was so much fun to watch.

A masterclass in concept, for sure. And I'll add on that the ending makes this movie worth rewatching, because it doesn't leave you with that "but at what cost" feeling!

@chaellExE

2 жыл бұрын

but why

@TheNaturalnuke

2 жыл бұрын

@@chaellExE cause you were already watching a movie that was looping so you just get more details on each rewatch

@FnD4212

2 жыл бұрын

Well, the novel on which this movie is based on has that kind of ending.

@muhmonsta

2 жыл бұрын

It does has "but at what cost" feeling because Only Tom Cruise knows everything what happened the others forgor !!!!!

@pyroxys007

2 жыл бұрын

@@muhmonsta ya but usually it is straight up the main character's life that is the cost and it always feels so, mehhhh. I want the hero to win after such an awesome journey. Now, the only thing stopping him from happifies is an odd, but believable to the only person who NEEDS to believe it, 3 hour long conversation? I am sure she will understand, and bam! World saved, a date with the girl, and no grueling war to keep slogging through! No, he isn't the recognized hero, but I can see a future he gets the girl, and even grabs the group of friends along the way with one CRAZY day long conversation. Then happy future for everyone! There is no cost in that scenario and it easily believed.

I have watched this movie countless times and whenever I want to just watch the movie for say 10-15 minutes I always end in finishing it. It's story telling and pacing is addictive.

@Aaveroth

Жыл бұрын

What about the dementors? Can’t watch movies in prison Mike.

This is one of the best from analysis videos I have seen. Instead of going deep into, "what does it mean," you break down the film to teach structural elements that can help no matter the script

I was just thinking about this film a while ago. The way it ends is just absolutely perfect, like nothing more needs to be said and the film knows it.

I’ve been saying Edge of Tomorrow is criminally underrated, so glad it’s getting the love it deserves.

@arianewinter4266

Жыл бұрын

I watched it almost on accident on the last day it was in the movie theater and I was all alone there, but I loved it so much! Totaly worth the argument with my parents that caused me to be out and about at 10 in the evening and taking shelter in the movie theater

@calvinjames9229

Жыл бұрын

In convo for best scifi of the last decade imo, I fuckin love the new bladerunner, but this flick was sooooo goood. Emily blunt have my babies.

@randomrandom450

Жыл бұрын

@@arianewinter4266 I weirdly never heard of it when it was in theater and randomly stumble upon it on Netflix, watched it and was like "wtf, it is way too good, why nobody told me about that movie ???" On the same vain, I accidently watched "Gangs of New York" in the theater, because the movie I wanted to see ("Without a paddle" oof) was full.

7:15 Funny thing you mention that, because this movie is actually based on (or rather inspired by) a Manga and Light Novels series called All You Need Is Kill. Also Rita's sword is believable because the movie does lay the groundwork for making it believable, they do mention it's actually not a sword, it's a reinforced helicopter blade Rita picked on the battlefield from a helicopter wreckage in a desperate moment and because of the power armor and time power she managed to use it effectively, even if it's not really realistic it's still quite believable (a.k.a versmilitude). And I have to say besides Alita Battle Angel (which was trying to be faithful to the original manga) this movie does a great job adapting the original sorry and westernizing it creating it's own version of the story that is somewhat different from the original but keeps all the good elements from it, these two movies should be the blueprints of how anime/manga adaptions should be handled.

@masterkenobi3666

2 жыл бұрын

''making an own version and taking all the good elements'' this sentence is what movie directors MUST HAVE in their fckin heads before they made a live action anime adaptations. this movie is really a masterclass on how to make a manga / anime into a live action ( one piece live action im watching you but ill never expect )

@dslylsd

2 жыл бұрын

"light novel series" um no it's a regular novel (no illustrations and only one volume)

@thegamerfe8751

Жыл бұрын

dunno what the "or rather inspired by" is supposed to mean, the movie is an official western adaptation of All You Need Is Kill, the studio got the rights to make this movie.

@arianewinter4266

Жыл бұрын

@@thegamerfe8751 well they took lot of liberties to adapt it to western sensibilities ending up with two very seperat stories, which is great and actualy what made this work so reather inspired by is a more acuate desribtor of how the adaption ended up insted of well, a faithful adaption

@AscendantStoic

Жыл бұрын

@@thegamerfe8751 It's supposed to mean that's it's not a 1:1 adaption and that a lot of things were changed (including the name of the story, the main characters, the setting, and the ending) while only keeping the essence of the original intact, hence why it's "inspired" by the original and not a direct faithful adaption like say Battle Angel Alita.

Also, normally find these combat scenes to not be nerve wracking but spending 2 hours watching the characters know that the have many lives and suddenly losing the safety net makes the end so nerve wracking as this is only the second time the characters think this is do-or-die.

This is arguably the most outstanding and underrated film in cinematic history - certainly in the sci fi genre.

Tom Cruise's acting as well as Emily Blunts was amazing - it wasn't just the toughen up in combat drill, there were such soft, vulnerable moments with no rivet the top acting. Subtle, simple, but even more powerful.

I love the fact that you never really know how many cycle he has done, and even when you think you do, the film remind you that you underestimate greatly

@nationalsocialism3504

Жыл бұрын

Like Groundhog Day is spread across like 40 years but never throws that in your face until you realize just how it takes to master all the various and diverse skills that he acquires.

This is such an awesome, insightful breakdown of what makes this film so special. It really is a tragedy how underrated it was because of poor marketing. Edge of tomorrow is definitely on a league of its own.

I think it s one of the best scifi action movies ever made. It is fast, it is slow, it is thrilling, it is sad, it is love at the same time...an unbelievable well crafted movie. I want to point out that in all of the chaos on going in the movie, the love story is so well sneaked into the movie that it hits you in the face suddenly after the farm scene. You suddenly feel what the protagonist feels. Just a masterpiece.

Such a well-written and excellently executed movie. Loved how it included humour without making everything look like a meaningless farce. It is also great that the audience at one point is lead to believe that it is following an entirely original timeline and then is allowed to discover that this timeline too is a repeat. This movie is proof that great action, an intriguing story, deep emotions, and humor can all occur in one movie.

One of Cruise’s most underrated movies

Bro just imagine not a sequel but a PREQUEL!! Give us a movie of Rita learning how to become the Angel of Verdun!

One of the few criticism I have of this movie really bothers me. How did the girl know she had lost her powers? She would have to die to find out that she couldn't time travel anymore

@xavierdestremau5732

2 жыл бұрын

When Cage lost it he said he felt it in his soul, she probably felt the same thing

@ew8651

2 жыл бұрын

she tought she died but woke up in a hospital and I guess she understood she had lost the power and didn't really want to test her theory by dying xd

@t.bo.e2487

2 жыл бұрын

She basically felt it leave. I assume it’s an instinct thing

@Sarydormi

2 жыл бұрын

Answering the original question - imo she was just too afraid to die for real while trying to find out, plus the mentioned above "hunch". And about how we know that. I think if they both still were a part of the Alpha Resurrection Program, the moment she dies the alien would restart the day and Cruz would wake up in the pile of bags knowing what exactly happened, since they both count as Alphas and should remember their experiences. It didn't happen, so she really lost the ability. Edit: added first part of the message, edited typo

This movie is almost perfect! I watched it in cinema twice with my wife (she hates action movies). This movie also changes the manga in a way that supports the movie perfectly. Manga original is also excellent, but the ending would've been somewhat stupid for this movie. Along with Butterfly effect and some other masterpieces, this is a movie I can watch again and again multiple times.

@LordZero666

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah, i feel like it changed what needed to be changed to make it a single movie experience in a really brilliant way.

actually one of the best movies i've seen. pacing is perfect, action is awesome, script is simple yet effective, acting and actors are brilliant. not really much to complain about

I want the best story where the protagonist is stuck on a time loop, dying and reviving at the start of the day **Happy Death day** I said the best one **The Edge of Tomorrow** I said the BEST one **Re:Zero** Perfect

I saw this video, got about 3 seconds into it, went and watched the movie again, then watched the video. Damn i love Edge of Tomorrow. In my opinion its one of if not the best action movie ive ever watched. There were no parts of the movie where i went "well thats stupid what if they did x" because it solves that problem by letting the protagonist do just about every conceviable alternative, and you have to accept that your idea probably didnt work because its clear that he tries everything he can possibly do before he hits home and it works. There were no parts of the movie where its plot or settup had glaring problems, had plotholes, because its so well grounded that they just dont exist for the most part. And then you get the growing relationship between our two protagonists. Every time Cage sees Rita die, you feel that. The first time you see her die you dont know that this is only the begining. You live vicariously through Cage, and Tom being such a S+ tier actor you can see every little feeling, every little emotion that Cage goes through. YOU feel his pain every time you have to watch Rita die, because you know that ultimately he has to see this person he's starting to care more and more about die over and over and over and over and over. Without a doubt my favorite movie of the genre, and within the top 3 for sure of my favorite movies of all time. i RECCOMEND

This movie is so underrated. It had no right being that good. Will have to read the source.

@npcimknot958

2 жыл бұрын

hahah it deserved to be this good. tom cruise doesn’t really have many flops in terms of stories ad executions.

@randomd00d19

2 жыл бұрын

@Retired Rex Doesn't surprise me in the slightest. Even with the best adaptations, changes get made to wrap up the story within certain time limits. Also wouldn't surprise me if the manga ending is sad because hollywood is allergic to sad endings.

@tfan2222

2 жыл бұрын

@Retired Rex It’s adapted from a Light Novel, not manga. Manga also came from the Novel but the movie didn’t come from it.

I was watching this on my tv- had to pause, open the vid on my phone and leave a comment: I dunno where u keep getting these good ideas for videos but ur on fire rn. Keep it up!

I remember watching this movie a while back expecting it to be bad, but I remember enjoying it a lot more than I thought i would

Where have you been all my life, Filmento? SUBSCRIBED After finishing watching this review, you did a fantastic job of identifying where this movie did so great, especially compared to other "great" movies that, which you pointed out, we already forgot a lot of the details. The final formula that you left us with (sell, impress, leave with) was absolutely perfect. my apologies for all of the comma splices

legit one of the best Sci-Fi/Action movies ever made imo

@npcimknot958

2 жыл бұрын

agree. it makes me think there could be a new star ship troopers ONLY if its in the right hands.

Brendan Gleason has an amazing eye for choosing his projects. The guy is in so many awesome films from Harry Potter to In Bruges to Paddington 2.

@Sonserf369

2 жыл бұрын

Don't forget the legendary Cáca Milis

@bjornh4664

2 жыл бұрын

"Brendan Gleason has an amazing eye" - I see what you did there...

@hazardsigns

2 жыл бұрын

He's also the best part of 28 Days Later 👌🏻

@00sarvottam00

2 жыл бұрын

The guard

Your videos, how do I put it, are so well through through, that it's surprising how smooth and easily was I able to get immersed in your storytelling and a movie, while understanding how movie making is done properly. Thank you, you're doing a fabulous job and keep it up!

It still baffles me how underrated this gem was when it was released.

Love him or hate him, I don't know if Tom Cruise can be in a bad movie. His ability to pick projects and turn them into gold is uncanny. I hate his scientology stuff but the movies he plays in are pretty much all good.

@darrengordon-hill

2 жыл бұрын

Or just watch the movies....never met him so cant like/dislike him

@herbertschulz4313

2 жыл бұрын

Have you ever seen the mummy? Yes Tom cruise can be in very Bad movies

@calvissuperman

2 жыл бұрын

Apparently, he's left that behind him. Couple years ago if I remember right

I’ve said for years this is such an underrated film, one of the best sci-fi films in recent years

One thing I love is that when the time loop ability is lost, the stakes feel higher. Yet another way you can use concept to your advantage

this one of my favorite action movies with a sci fi environment. it comes second to mad max fury road. both have an excilirating energy and a very clear concept. no distractions. everything comes out of the concept.

This movie is a reflection of a gamer's life, especially when it comes to boss fights - live die repeat.

@thedemocraticfilipino6417

2 жыл бұрын

Fromsoftware: Hehehehehehehe

@onkelpappkov2666

2 жыл бұрын

Live. Die. Ping the healer.

@asiansimp

2 жыл бұрын

Dark Souls be like

@diavolojaegar

2 жыл бұрын

Ah yes average gamer mindset

@lukecalumlyonwrath7723

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah, but Maidenless.

I haven’t watched it yet but I’ve never clicked a video so fast

@MostlyPennyCat

2 жыл бұрын

I take it you've watched it by now, yes? 8D

@Lucas.Blevins

2 жыл бұрын

@@MostlyPennyCatyes XD Great video, top notch 👌

this movie was my favourite of all time before Top Gun Maverick swooped in. still a very, VERY close second, and everything about it is so dear to my heart.

This movie shows that an ‘unfaithful’ or drastically changed adaptation of its source material (all I need is kill, a Japanese light novel and manga) if it gets certain parts correct and everything else it changes is coherent to the changed story and well written, it doesn’t matter if it’s different than the source. People want faithful adaptations of their story, which is not a bad thing, but adaptations (if actually written well) can bring new life to a story

I remember we went to watch this movie in theaters because it looked neat conceptually. Was such a good movie and was sad it didn't get the kind of recognition it deserved. Also, my brother was reading the manga it was based on at that time and told us differences after we watched it.

@AdmoreMethod

2 жыл бұрын

That’s why it didn’t do as well as it should have, because manga-fans bashed the crap out of it.

@glyphgraph8436

2 жыл бұрын

i love both the manga & the movie.. it's good to see an alternate ending that is not that bad..

Another great thing about this movie is Bill Paxton's role as the no-nonsense sergeant. He always gave a great performance and IMHO this was one of his best.

If I recall correctly, this was based off a Japanese story called "all you need is kill" back in 2004(?) and I feel it's probably one of the major reasons why the writings, or at least the plot and development isn't as Hollywood as it would've been.

Edge of Tomorrow is one of my favorite movies and honestly is severely underrated. It’s built so well, as you explained. I hope everyone watches it.

This movie was one of the best written and best executed movies I can think of. From concept, to change of pace, to use of comedy and cinemaphotography.

Her "sword" was a helicopter blade. That's what grounded the idea for me. She had to improvise to survive. This weapon, once mastered is perfect as it doesn't require reloading. Frikkin' LOVE this movie.

"Live Die Repeat" is just a tagline, like "In space no one can hear you scream". The film's named "Edge of Tomorrow."

One of my all time favourite movie by far. It's the kind of film I watched 20+ times and every.single.time. I enjoy literally every second of it. To me, this is the kind of movie that nails the 20/20 with absolute brillance. It literally has everything an audience could ask for, and I just love it for what it is. Thanks for this video

i personally watched this and never have and never will forget the premise, certain scenes and big plot points? sure, of course, but i knew exactly what movie you were talking about just from the name.

This is one of my favorite movies... So I'm so glad to see your synopsis of it, and that you didn't tear it to shreds lol. Don't get me wrong, I love how you tear all movies apart.. and had you done so with this one too, it would not have changed it from being one of my favorite movies,,, but I still like that you painted it the way you did :)

The ending was incredible on so many different levels, I can't love this movie enough

Edge Of Tommorow is severly underrated and is probably my favourite Tom Cruise movie

@peterikenye2159

2 жыл бұрын

Like seriously its too good for people not to know it

I didn't watch this movie until 2020, and it quickly became one of my favorite movies.

LOL that intro was brilliant!

You know some people have their "comfort film"? Something that people keep watching again and again. This movie is for me.