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Edge of Tomorrow - Live, Die, Repeat (Liman, 2014) — The Reviews Thread
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I put it about the same as Minority Report, although this one is more mindless and action packed.
#79
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Saw it last night. Loved it. One of Cruise's best in years. Might see it again in 3D if it's not a post-conversion.
Anyway, hoping to see Emily Blunt in more stuff. She's so good in this that I'm curious what her next roles will be.
Anyway, hoping to see Emily Blunt in more stuff. She's so good in this that I'm curious what her next roles will be.
#80
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Oh, and another scene that was pretty hilarious was when Cruise got smashed up against the wall during the training simulation and broke his back. I think he said something like "I can only only feel my lips." That was great.
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Full Metal Bitch... Indeed.
I really did like this one.
Just a very unique film. I loved seeing how his character went through the same day in different manners and in different moods. I felt bad for that fat fuck at one point cuz of Cage.
I liked how his attitude towards her wasn't the immediate connection but one that happens due to the repeated interaction. Thought that was very unique in terms of making a relationship with a person.
I really did like this one.
Just a very unique film. I loved seeing how his character went through the same day in different manners and in different moods. I felt bad for that fat fuck at one point cuz of Cage.
I liked how his attitude towards her wasn't the immediate connection but one that happens due to the repeated interaction. Thought that was very unique in terms of making a relationship with a person.
#82
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Pretty good flick. Not as good as the new X-Men, but a lot better than Godzilla. Although the story was predictable, it was fun and well-paced. Worth checking out.
#84
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Eh I wouldn't go that far. To me Days of Future Past is the best of the summer so far and one of my favorite films this year. Godzilla was good fun but not quite as awesome as I wanted it to be. I would say that Edge of Tomorrow was a pleasant surprise though.
I'm curious to see how Age of Extinction and Guardians of the Galaxy will stack up against the rest of the summer films.
I'm curious to see how Age of Extinction and Guardians of the Galaxy will stack up against the rest of the summer films.
#87
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I assumed the All You Need is Kill title was a pun or some sort of in-universe sci-fi military lingo or something. But I'm just shooting in the dark, it could very well be some sort of mistranslation. Maybe I'm just jumping to conclusions based on the Japanese name of the author, but I did get a mecha-anime vibe from some of the suit designs and such. Ah, Bill Paxton, always so much fun!
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The stuff at the farm is the best part of Looper, the problem is misleading trailers. Rocshemp wanted a specific movie and when he didn't get it, he hated it. I've seen Looper 3 times and love it more on each viewing. In a more formulaic movie the hero would have been Kid Blue, and he would have saved the day, but in this movie he gets taken out unceremoniously. Willis/Levitt's character is actually kind of the villain, it's an interesting movie.
I didn't really have anything fully formed in my head but there was a definite bait & switch from the initial premise. My issue was that the farm stuff was boring and predictable. The earlier stuff was also predictable but the difference was that it was entertaining. I would have been able to go with the sudden turn if what followed hadn't been boring and therefor left me longing for what had come before. And liking something from a movie doesn't automatically negate the movie being bad. The opening action sequence of Legend of the Fist is a lot of over-the-top fun. That doesn't stop the rest of the movie being a chore.
#90
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re: Edge of Tomorrow - Live, Die, Repeat (Liman, 2014) — The Reviews Thread
I hope this thing has legs in the US, but I kind of doubt it.
Wish he'd do a few more supporting roles in some interesting films.
I still look forward to seeing this.
Wish he'd do a few more supporting roles in some interesting films.
I still look forward to seeing this.
#91
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The Blu-ray can't come out fast enough! I'd go so far as to say that it's one of my top-10 favorite flicks of the year.
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re: Edge of Tomorrow - Live, Die, Repeat (Liman, 2014) — The Reviews Thread
I agree. Godzilla has that not very compelling human character thing and X-Men sort of lags in the middle. Edge of Tomorrow is engaging through and through.
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re: Edge of Tomorrow - Live, Die, Repeat (Liman, 2014) — The Reviews Thread
WB, right? They haven't impressed me in the features lately but I'd like to know more about how they did those suits and how it was to work in it. Saying that... We will get that but in like 8 mins. Lol.
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#97
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Just got back from this. My son and I liked it a lot. Good action, nice pace and Emily Blunt.
#98
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re: Edge of Tomorrow - Live, Die, Repeat (Liman, 2014) — The Reviews Thread
My top-10 in no particular order (it will change since I do a year-end one in December) are:
The Raid 2
Captain America 2
Sabotage
Edge of Tomorrow
La Danza de la Realidad (Dance of Reality)
Noah
300: Rise of an Empire
X-Men - DOFP (just cuz I think EOT is better does not mean I didn't like DOFP, because I did like it a lot)
Non-Stop
3 Days to Kill
Yeah, in looking at that list, outside of Jodorowski's latest, there really isn't much of substance to it. I enjoyed all of those flicks. I will also say that 80% of that list will be totally different by year's end anyway. Fuck, Jan-June has been pretty shallow. Oh well.
I've also watched a bunch of retrospective films and special presentations but those obviously don't count as part of my top-10.
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re: Edge of Tomorrow - Live, Die, Repeat (Liman, 2014) — The Reviews Thread
Loved this movie. Not perfect but what is, and good enough and will probably be in my top 10 movies for the year.