Tom Cruise gonna Tom Cruise. Not sure about the movie. Sci Fi groundhog day?
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Tom Cruise gonna Tom Cruise. Not sure about the movie. Sci Fi groundhog day?
For a change, though, Cruise isn’t the all-confident hero: Cage is a coward and certainly too old to be a fighting soldier. But Cruise wears his limitations lightly. For the actor, human weaknesses like age or squeamishness are mere trifles to overcome, and his commitment to Cage’s buried decency gives the performance a rugged dignity. And Cruise has learned not to be a star who has to dominate his movies: Blunt’s hard-as-nails character gets all the best one-liners, while he uses his familiar, slightly hammy bug-eyed intensity to wring laughs from his character’s impossible situation. There’s been talk that Edge of Tomorrow could be one of summer’s bigger bombs, and the tracking hasn’t been very promising so far. It would be ironic that after years of being one of the world’s biggest stars, Cruise could be entering a period where his work actually gets overlooked. If so, Edge of Tomorrow will be Exhibit A in the case for why he’s still killing it.
My daughters saw it today and both loved it. They liked the fact that the plot is logical and makes sense. Also commented on the movie not feeling like it's over two hours.
I think that's why they had to end the movie the way they did. The movie was already really long. It could probably have used five more minutes to expand on the ending.
I need to see this.