13:45: I think by this point he's probably reset well over a hundred times. (And by the end of the movie, it's probably been several hundred times or more.) One thing about movies like this is that it's usually implied that the character has reset far more often than what the audience actually sees. When they pick up certain skills or already know how things are going to go, that represents a lot of "off screen learning."
this comment is more believable to me since the character from the source Manga was able to finish his story in about 160-168 loops. and by then he's learned how to fight in multiple ways and break his loop. the down side was he only won the battle not the war.
@@brdshtlss8980way late here but Rita says she watched Hendricks die over 300 times when she had the power. IMO it would make sense that Toms mission was harder then hers and probably more then double the times she tried in Verdun
I would say likely more like thousands. Easily. We see that in how he knows everything about almost everyone he meets, and almost everyone they interact with also. So not only does he have enough chances to learn everything about who he meets and interacts with, but also learn enough to know almost everything they’ve done and people they’ve met that day or in the past as well. And also just mathematically when he is listing off all the choices they can’t make at certain points, it would’ve had to been dozens of times jus to get that working car and leave the beach region, dozens of times to get the heli working. Hundreds of times to get him training. I would say he probably lived several years of the same day, maybe about 5 years doing the same day over and over. Which is why we see him so empty
Yup but also copied based off a manga called all you need is kill. Possibly the best live action adaption. It’s so good that no one even knows it’s based off a manga
@@Devilchylde They didn't copy it, Einstein. It was an officially an adaptation of the novel. This movie was even named 'All You Need Is Kill' during early production which is basically the same as novel but they later changed it to 'Edge of Tomorrow'.
Tom Cruise is amazing in this. It's nice to see an action film where outstanding visual effects are in place to support the story and not the other way around.
I still love this movie, and the source material: All You Need Is Kill, by Hiroshi Sakurasaka. He tried to imagine the psychology of a video game character in something like Dark Souls, where its so difficult you play dozens of time just to beat one section. On how many times: obviously a lot. Best internet estimates fall between about a year to decades. In the book, its 160 days until he and Rita are able to end that particular day, and he retains the power to lead the rest of the war to slow but inevitable victory. The book is definitely worth the read, as well as the manga adaptation. Its a bit more nihilistic (or maybe a lot) but its still fun.
Excellent reaction! I saw this movie on the big screen when it was released so there was that extra gut punch of everything on a 50 foot screen. What a ride! I loved the first few minutes of your video with you both saying, “We have no idea what we are about to watch.” It made it even more fun as I watched you guys begin to grasp what was happening to Cruise’s character. Awesome job!
Love this film. I remember the surprise and, I suppose, nervousness when he started telling her things about herself. Just an explosion of "how long has he been stuck?"
Hopefully you know the "original time-loop movie" with was Groundhog Day (1993) with Bill Murray. Edge Of Tomorrow is kinda a remake but with a completely different underlying story which actually works pretty well. Most rip-offs are boring but EoT has both a sufficient time distance to the original and also a new / different story.
@@DevilchyldeYes, Edge Of Tomorrow is the direct adaptation of that manga (2014) or the light novel (2004) called "All you need is kill". However the concept of the novel is still based on Groundhog day ^^. To quote from wikipedia: "Prior to writing, Sakurazaka consulted other time loop-based fiction such as the film Groundhog Day."
@@Bunny99sto call it a remake of ground hog day is ignorant, as ground hog day did not invent the time loop trope, and this movie is nothing like it. time loops have existed in sci fi for long before ground hog day came out. you cant call it a rip off just because it shares a similar concept. thats like saying harry potter is a rippoff of lord of the rings because they are both fantasy novel series
Just a great twist on a not uncommon theme but just took it to another level. Never a Tom Cruise fan per se but can’t knock his abilities…& he really did a great job of showing how the repetition was wearing on him, especially watching her die countless times. Enjoyed your commentary, when y’all can would like to a reaction to “Oblivion” & “The Time Machine”!
The "high school" movie you're referring to in the post-movie conversation is "Happy Death Day", a horror comedy in which a vapid college woman relives the same day of her murder over and over. It's a pretty good film!
a movie that takes the concept of "war is hell" to a new level - these two went through hell hundreds of times instead of once. also, it was nice to see tom cruise in a role different from his usual one - an invincible superman. this time he he had to walk the entire Hero's Path - from a cowardly brat to a legend! ❤
I remember when this came out it was originally titled The Edge of Tomorrow, and it's a great movie! Fun fact, Emily Blunt cried during filming due to the strain on her body from them wearing actual exoskeletal suits, it was brutal!
Emily has said that she cried the day she first wore the suit, since the weight (85 pounds) was so overwhelming. Tom joked her out of her breakdown and she was OK afterwards.
I saw an analysis of this and other groundhog day-esque movies, and it's not confirmed by anyone involved, but the amount of repeats and what he learned suggest not just a thousand days but DECADES of living over and over again
Might be not the most accurate comparison but judging from my experience speedrunning Doom and Doom Eternal it most definitely wasn't decades. You can memorize a game that normally takes 15 hours of gameplay down to a single input which there are often dozens a second in less than 1000 hours.
Yeah but gamers usually have thousands of hours in other games to gain that ability. Besides he's actually doing movement not sitting on his ass moving a controller😂 full body combat memory is a lot different than just eye and hand coordination of a gamer
Great reaction guys 🥰 Cage died 24 times ON CAMERA, but based on inferences from dialogue and the book that the movie is based on (All You Need Is Kill by Hiroshi Sakurazaka), it can be estimated that Tom Cruise's character dies over 300 times.
I suggested this movie a while back and am not surprised you loved it- great movie. Just a reminder... I also suggested Kick Ass!, Blade, The Crow, and Minority Report as well. Keep going you two are GREAT!!! 😎
13:55 honestly I would say a few hundred. By the end of this movie he's reset easily hundreds of times. That's the good thing about this movie is they make you think maybe it's not been that much but there's at least dozens or tens of dozens of times every chapter that they just don't show you him resetting by this point the movie I'd say definitely probably at least 200 times and yes I'm pretty sure he feels every time he dies Even if only for a second
She was a trained soldier, and it took her 300 attempts to win a battle. He was unsuitable for war at the start of his journey ("not so much as a paper cut"), so I'd vote for many thousands.
_Sooooo much fun_ watching with you! And I often recommend *Deja Vu* (2006) with *Denzel Washington.* Though, it sounds like *Vince* may have seen it. 🤔
This is just such a fun movie. So well made and so entertaining. I never get tired of it. And yeah, I agree, he had to have rerun that day thousands of times.
Great movie. Other great time travel movies are The Butterfly Effect 2004 and Frequency 2000. Also another great Tom Cruise movie which is not reacted at all is the first Jack Reacher movie.
The aliens weren't able to see the future, they simply reset the day every time an Alpha died, and Tom cruise was now an Alpha to them so they could not differentiate between him and the other alphas. great Review.
The most well known loop movie is Ground Hog Day. The one you mention is Happy Death Day. There are other low budget movies that have a "loop" effect. There are a few television series that have an episode of "loops". Star Trek TNG had cause and effect and Stargate has one as well. Additionally the latest which is this "movie level good" is the second season of Loki.
You gots should definitely do a reaction on “Days of Thunder” a cruise classic and another sci-fi action film-“Tomorrow war”, a lot of fun, and if you haven’t yet, another great Cruise score-fi, “Oblivion “ made by the director of Top Gun maverick 😎
Ye-es - you didn't seem to get that the alien didn't see the future, it saw the past - so when Tom took over the ability to re-set the present, it had NO IDEA what was happening - pay attention!
If we think about it this is one of the first good live action anime adaptations. WEll its not out right said but this is very much an adaptation of the manga All you need is kill. From the monsters too the live die repeat type plot, and the mech suit things. If you read the first few chapters you'd almost want to call this theft, but like good theft
It’s not theft because it is in fact a licensed and credited adaptation of said manga; they changed the title to something that made more sense grammatically in English.
I think the editing implies he might have reached something like a thousands deaths; considering his level of proficiency in battle and murdering aliens that would make sense.
Tom Cruise’s yell right before every death took me out! 😂
13:45: I think by this point he's probably reset well over a hundred times. (And by the end of the movie, it's probably been several hundred times or more.) One thing about movies like this is that it's usually implied that the character has reset far more often than what the audience actually sees. When they pick up certain skills or already know how things are going to go, that represents a lot of "off screen learning."
Phil lives that day thousands of times in Groundhog Day.
this comment is more believable to me since the character from the source Manga was able to finish his story in about 160-168 loops. and by then he's learned how to fight in multiple ways and break his loop. the down side was he only won the battle not the war.
@@brdshtlss8980way late here but Rita says she watched Hendricks die over 300 times when she had the power. IMO it would make sense that Toms mission was harder then hers and probably more then double the times she tried in Verdun
I would say likely more like thousands. Easily. We see that in how he knows everything about almost everyone he meets, and almost everyone they interact with also. So not only does he have enough chances to learn everything about who he meets and interacts with, but also learn enough to know almost everything they’ve done and people they’ve met that day or in the past as well. And also just mathematically when he is listing off all the choices they can’t make at certain points, it would’ve had to been dozens of times jus to get that working car and leave the beach region, dozens of times to get the heli working. Hundreds of times to get him training. I would say he probably lived several years of the same day, maybe about 5 years doing the same day over and over. Which is why we see him so empty
I love what can happen when people just focus on making a good movie
Yup but also copied based off a manga called all you need is kill. Possibly the best live action adaption. It’s so good that no one even knows it’s based off a manga
@@Devilchyldeeverything is similar or inspired by something else at this point. There is nothing new under sun
@@Devilchyldethe manga was a light novel first if we're gonna get technical. And it was also a lot sadder.
@@Devilchylde They didn't copy it, Einstein. It was an officially an adaptation of the novel. This movie was even named 'All You Need Is Kill' during early production which is basically the same as novel but they later changed it to 'Edge of Tomorrow'.
@@PrinceMandal ummmm Einstein? I literally said it’s the best live action ADAPTION EVER!!! What does adaption mean you fool
I was JUST wondering “has Perfect Mix seen Oblivion with Tom Cruise” and here yall are watching another Tom Cruise movie!
Yes Oblivion would be a great watch for them!
Tom Cruise is amazing in this. It's nice to see an action film where outstanding visual effects are in place to support the story and not the other way around.
I still love this movie, and the source material: All You Need Is Kill, by Hiroshi Sakurasaka. He tried to imagine the psychology of a video game character in something like Dark Souls, where its so difficult you play dozens of time just to beat one section.
On how many times: obviously a lot. Best internet estimates fall between about a year to decades. In the book, its 160 days until he and Rita are able to end that particular day, and he retains the power to lead the rest of the war to slow but inevitable victory.
The book is definitely worth the read, as well as the manga adaptation. Its a bit more nihilistic (or maybe a lot) but its still fun.
Excellent reaction! I saw this movie on the big screen when it was released so there was that extra gut punch of everything on a 50 foot screen. What a ride!
I loved the first few minutes of your video with you both saying, “We have no idea what we are about to watch.” It made it even more fun as I watched you guys begin to grasp what was happening to Cruise’s character. Awesome job!
Love this film. I remember the surprise and, I suppose, nervousness when he started telling her things about herself. Just an explosion of "how long has he been stuck?"
Hopefully you know the "original time-loop movie" with was Groundhog Day (1993) with Bill Murray. Edge Of Tomorrow is kinda a remake but with a completely different underlying story which actually works pretty well. Most rip-offs are boring but EoT has both a sufficient time distance to the original and also a new / different story.
@@Bunny99s actually this story is based off a manga called all you need is kill. Has nothing to do with ground gif day.
@@DevilchyldeYes, Edge Of Tomorrow is the direct adaptation of that manga (2014) or the light novel (2004) called "All you need is kill". However the concept of the novel is still based on Groundhog day ^^. To quote from wikipedia:
"Prior to writing, Sakurazaka consulted other time loop-based fiction such as the film Groundhog Day."
@@Bunny99sto call it a remake of ground hog day is ignorant, as ground hog day did not invent the time loop trope, and this movie is nothing like it. time loops have existed in sci fi for long before ground hog day came out. you cant call it a rip off just because it shares a similar concept. thats like saying harry potter is a rippoff of lord of the rings because they are both fantasy novel series
Just a great twist on a not uncommon theme but just took it to another level. Never a Tom Cruise fan per se but can’t knock his abilities…& he really did a great job of showing how the repetition was wearing on him, especially watching her die countless times. Enjoyed your commentary, when y’all can would like to a reaction to “Oblivion” & “The Time Machine”!
The "high school" movie you're referring to in the post-movie conversation is "Happy Death Day", a horror comedy in which a vapid college woman relives the same day of her murder over and over. It's a pretty good film!
a movie that takes the concept of "war is hell" to a new level - these two went through hell hundreds of times instead of once. also, it was nice to see tom cruise in a role different from his usual one - an invincible superman. this time he he had to walk the entire Hero's Path - from a cowardly brat to a legend! ❤
I miss the time Hollywood made big-budget movies without worrying about making a franchise out of it
Well, if it made more money it would already be a franchise lol. You people are just too naive.
@@j.j.4150let’s be glad it didn’t because this film didn’t need a part 2. It was good enough on its own
They wanted to make a sequel, but the film barely broke even. Plus it's already been nearly a decade and the actors are too old.
@@j.j.4150 @zombiesnyder13 Actually, Wiki said Tom wanted to make a sequel but just got busy with his other movies.
@@doughbafettboi tom cruise, too old? Age doesn't matter to some actors like cruise and Reaves they will go over the top to make a check
love this movie: fun, dynamic, well-made and well-acted! such an enjoyable watch!
I remember when this came out it was originally titled The Edge of Tomorrow, and it's a great movie! Fun fact, Emily Blunt cried during filming due to the strain on her body from them wearing actual exoskeletal suits, it was brutal!
Emily has said that she cried the day she first wore the suit, since the weight (85 pounds) was so overwhelming. Tom joked her out of her breakdown and she was OK afterwards.
I saw an analysis of this and other groundhog day-esque movies, and it's not confirmed by anyone involved, but the amount of repeats and what he learned suggest not just a thousand days but DECADES of living over and over again
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Might be not the most accurate comparison but judging from my experience speedrunning Doom and Doom Eternal it most definitely wasn't decades. You can memorize a game that normally takes 15 hours of gameplay down to a single input which there are often dozens a second in less than 1000 hours.
Yeah but gamers usually have thousands of hours in other games to gain that ability. Besides he's actually doing movement not sitting on his ass moving a controller😂 full body combat memory is a lot different than just eye and hand coordination of a gamer
@@MuppetsSh0w That's a LOT different.
TOM CRUISE = LEGEND
One of my favorite movies!! So underrated!
Edge of tomorrow is one of the best. It's so satisfying and just an absolute blast in every way. I'm glad you guys finally got to see it!
Great reaction guys 🥰
Cage died 24 times ON CAMERA, but based on inferences from dialogue and the book that the movie is based on (All You Need Is Kill by Hiroshi Sakurazaka), it can be estimated that Tom Cruise's character dies over 300 times.
the character from the book seems to top out at 160-168 ish but i wouldn't doubt if cruise did in fact die more here.
I suggested this movie a while back and am not surprised you loved it- great movie. Just a reminder... I also suggested Kick Ass!, Blade, The Crow, and Minority Report as well. Keep going you two are GREAT!!! 😎
13:55 honestly I would say a few hundred. By the end of this movie he's reset easily hundreds of times. That's the good thing about this movie is they make you think maybe it's not been that much but there's at least dozens or tens of dozens of times every chapter that they just don't show you him resetting by this point the movie I'd say definitely probably at least 200 times and yes I'm pretty sure he feels every time he dies Even if only for a second
Tom Cruise have so many extra movies!
Highly underrated film
She was a trained soldier, and it took her 300 attempts to win a battle.
He was unsuitable for war at the start of his journey ("not so much as a paper cut"), so I'd vote for many thousands.
Isn’t there also the familiarity of playing a videogame dying and coming back over and over again 🎮to this movie
I barely watched this movie this year, and I love all time movies. so glad I finally watched this one.
A prequel of this movie showing Rita's progression would go so hard
Broo!!! Yes!! That's a sequal that'd make sense
@@M_k-zi3tn OMG too bad its too late. Younger Emily would be fire. XD
please no, we don't need needless prequels/sequels
_Sooooo much fun_ watching with you! And I often recommend *Deja Vu* (2006) with *Denzel Washington.* Though, it sounds like *Vince* may have seen it. 🤔
Such an amazingly crafted film from script to practical effects and real locations! love these two reactiong together
This is just such a fun movie. So well made and so entertaining. I never get tired of it.
And yeah, I agree, he had to have rerun that day thousands of times.
Great movie. Other great time travel movies are The Butterfly Effect 2004 and Frequency 2000. Also another great Tom Cruise movie which is not reacted at all is the first Jack Reacher movie.
the butterfly effect is a superb movie, but only with the original ending. the other lowers the movie a lot.
Total resets for Tom in the film are just over a year. Emily reset about 300 times herself before she lost the power.
One of my favorite, sci-fi movies growing up and I still sometimes rewatch it to this day
If you loved this when you were "growing up" you are still growing up
@@gordonfreeman1396 not really grown men can still love watching movies they loved watching when they were a child
"He's such a headstrong egghead." so he's 'eggheadstrong'! :D
THANKS for watching one of my favorite movies!!!!
One of the best out there! Enjoyed watching with y'all.
Good Movie, Good Reation. Luv u from Peru.
It's one of my favorite movies! I'm so glad you guys reacted to this movie.
Fantastic movie! Thanks for reacting to it
The aliens weren't able to see the future, they simply reset the day every time an Alpha died, and Tom cruise was now an Alpha to them so they could not differentiate between him and the other alphas. great Review.
The most well known loop movie is Ground Hog Day. The one you mention is Happy Death Day. There are other low budget movies that have a "loop" effect. There are a few television series that have an episode of "loops". Star Trek TNG had cause and effect and Stargate has one as well. Additionally the latest which is this "movie level good" is the second season of Loki.
according to imdb Live. Die. Repeat and Repeat (EoT 2) is in development right now with same director attached so that would be something
One of my favorite movies. Perfect choice.
In the book, he resets 160 times total. Also, mimics cannot see into the future, they can only reset the time to go back.
Loved it! This was a great watch . Thanks for keeping me entertained at work! 😂
Easily my favorite movie of all time
Oblivion is another great Tom Cruise sci-fi movie.
If you guys are big fans of Emily Blunt and Scifi watch her with Matt Damon in THE ADJUSTMENT BUREAU as the fight for LOVE ❤️
Two at once? I feel many of us will be able to multi-task in a case like that.
One of the most underrated movies.
You gots should definitely do a reaction on “Days of Thunder” a cruise classic and another sci-fi action film-“Tomorrow war”, a lot of fun, and if you haven’t yet, another great Cruise score-fi, “Oblivion “ made by the director of Top Gun maverick 😎
The man playing the general is Brendan Gleason, he played Madeye Moody in HARRY POTTER
Ye-es - you didn't seem to get that the alien didn't see the future, it saw the past - so when Tom took over the ability to re-set the present, it had NO IDEA what was happening - pay attention!
maybe it was at least 10,000 times like on the movie Groundhog's Day
Idk if y'all know this but this movie was inspired by a Japanese manga and is a very good adaptation
Y’all should watch Tom cruise’s mission impossible movies plz 🙏🙏🙏
If I make it with acting I'll make sure to bring y'all to the premieres because I love y'all channel and feel apart of your family
Such a fun movie!! Loved it the entire way
I believe the movie she saw was happy death day? where everytime the girl gets killed the day starts over
This is one of my favourite films🤝🏽
Fun Fact: the movie is based on a Japanese Anime/Manga called "All you need is kill." Good read
Top Tier ignorant?
Can I use that line?
That was classic!
Great reaction y’all!
You need to watch Groundhog Day. That was one old versin of this concept, but with humour, with Bill Murray.
With those movies I wish they had check points where save a point place so you won’t have to start from the beginning again
One of the best movies
As far as how many days he reset, in the book this is based on Cage relives that day 160 times.
I would say he died thousands of times. To be able to move through the battlefield that way.
This movie is great, yall should watch "Oblivion" another cool sci fi Tom Cruise movie..very solid
One of my sci fi movies.
The box of explosives were claymore landmines from Viet Nam. They explode and blast the equivalent of 10 shotguns blasts.
If we think about it this is one of the first good live action anime adaptations. WEll its not out right said but this is very much an adaptation of the manga All you need is kill. From the monsters too the live die repeat type plot, and the mech suit things. If you read the first few chapters you'd almost want to call this theft, but like good theft
It’s not theft because it is in fact a licensed and credited adaptation of said manga; they changed the title to something that made more sense grammatically in English.
i didnt say its theft? I said its pretty much a loose adaptation@@caleblim6890
Little known fact: This is an adaptation of a manga called, All You Need Is Kill.
This movie is similar to the movie Groundhog Day. You should watch it.
They're making a sequel! Live, Die, Repeat and Repeat!
If you like the way he moves in the suit it was based on the game Armored Core, check it out!
This movie is based on a Japanese Manga comic that was made decades ago :)
you guys should watch Chronicle i think you guys will really like it
This is like a replay of GROUNDHOG DAY, with guns and boogers.
Young people are do proud that their first thought is too run....
Most people see this as an action-movie. Me, as a romantic I see the love. (I do like the action too)
I think the editing implies he might have reached something like a thousands deaths; considering his level of proficiency in battle and murdering aliens that would make sense.
As already mentioned I think you'd enjoy the Tom Cruise film "Oblivion"
Denzel = movie 'DEJA VU'
i think he was stuck in the loop for at least 20 years
No shot this was your first Tom Cruise movie.. That's crazy.
U never heard of Click bait ?
Such a good movie
I didnt see the movie you're talking about, but there's another movie called "Groundhog day" I promise you will like it.
Tom Cruise is supposed to be making a part 2
Part 2 is on the way!
If they called it Live Die Repeat it would have done so much better in theaters. The studios goofed up hard. This movie was brilliant!
I have my doubts that a simple title change would have made that big of a difference, but we will never know.
It’s sad the movie never got to shine in theaters cus marketing for it was trash.
There is no limit to how many times he could have repeated. Millions or billions or trillions.
One of the best most underrated sci Fi movies ever
Speaking of Time loop, watch Groundhog Day after this.
It seems like he has a great memory, but we're only seeing highlights from his many, many attempts.
in the book theyre described as starfish
Google "The Cassandra complex" (Not the music group, but the philosophy)
"All You Need Is Kill"
Only legends know what it means
if you like this, you would love war of the worlds... once again Tom Cruise and directed by S. Spielberg
Raise the volume for the film pleaaaase
Yall would like watching The Last Samurai with Tom Cruise. Have you seen Valarian and the City of a Thousand Planets?
Independence Day meets Groundhog Day