Right! Just watched it for the 10th time last night. I love that line. So interchangeable with so much of the human experience; there are so many people we had such a good time with at certain points in life but eventually you wish you never even opened up that branch of the your life path.
@@markfox1545 in video games, you can save your progress at any time and load a previous save and start over from the save point. Some people do it when things don't go their way. It's called savescumming.
This was the best scene in the movie (for me). Very intimate scene. At this point you don't even know how many times the main character has died and how many scenarios he's seen by then. But he knew almost everything about her. Her chosen paths. Her concealed injuries. Even the number of lumps of sugars she loves in coffee. As if he's her guardian angel.
@rmjames007 I don't think so. Even though Rita only gets to technically know him for a day she knew what it was like to have the Mimic ability and Rita knows he keeps trying his damn best.
The hard thing is also realising the many times he's had to endure seeing her die. It's like groundhog day, except every day you get to see someone you love die, over and over. I guess he just got to the point where he just couldn't take it and didn't want to do it anymore.
This scene was written terribly. Shes such an ignorant moron here. She KNOWS hes right and that he knows the future and yet just screws it up anyway and now he has to do everything all over again
This film could have been more heavy handed with the fact that he loves her and she only knows him for hours at any given time. It's a pain that is inferred and obviously shown in this scene. Great movie
To me, this is one of the most unique movies ever created. When I saw it the first time it was hugely entertaining, but when I watched it again and again I find it more thought provoking than entertaining now. Truly underrated movie.
The movie is actually adapted from a japanese light novel called All You Need is Kill, the story and characters are pretty much the same (except for the ending) just changed to western setting.
@@Kalmariify Came to say this. I read the manga. I'm still torn if I like the Western ending better or the Japanese ending better. I guess because I read the manga I would've preferred they stuck with author's original ending, but the happy ending makes me smile
The realization in her eyes that he's obviously fallen in love with her. And she offers him the small gift of her middle name before her death. Man, this scene is powerful...
@@prathapcharan He does love her. He's spending many many hours with her, and he has developed feelings for her. And the beginning scene also has a subtle implication that he even wants to sleep with her at this point.
@@lazyifilms Knock it off! This isn't a time to joke. You completely missed the entire dartboard with that video remark. When your Biden took office, he raised the Federal Minimum wage $4.05 to $15.00 an hour through his executive order. This means theater workers 'DID' receive a raise. Not too long after, several deep blue states followed suit with their minimum wage requirements. We have been close to two years, for a few states, living under $15.00 minimum wage. California looked to punish Fast Food specifically by raising minimum wage, for fast food, to $20.00 an hour. Depending on what state someone was living in, their fast food experience may differ. Minimum wage in North Carolina, for example, is $7.25. You'll fakkkin' pay $15 for a bucket of theater movie popcorn to watch your "WOKE," (yet-to-be-released, Snow White? Imma-gonna-slappa-you! Mama Mia
This right here. I can understand critizing something that truly is terrible (like that Star Wars crap that we all suffered for). But putting this masterpiece down...sometimes, I truly do wonder about the state of humanity.
what in the world are you talking about, this movie has something like a 90% rating with critics, it just got missed by a lot of people when it was released
That smile he gives her when she says 'thank you' is why we've loved Tom Cruise for over 30 years. He does so much action stuff it's easy to forget that he can do subtle stuff like express a familiar love for a person who doesn't know him with a look. It was like "Hah, she has no idea I'd do anything for her and she's thanking me for a cup of coffee."
Absolutely right. I still remember watching Tom give like an Oscar level performance for that scene in Mission Impossible III when he’s begging Phil Hoffman’s character not to shoot his wife. Like no one else is going to go that hard for a scene in an action movie. But Tom delivers.
@@Ward413 Yep. And he sure can run. I'm talking Eyes Wide Shut, Minority Report, and Tropic Thunder. Think about his performance in the latter, with prosthetic forearms dancing to Ludacris if you guys want to see range lmao
Come to think of it, every time he dies he starts back at the base from the very beginning - That's the equivalent of playing a game on a console without a memory card.
@@soupiano No? Dark Souls has a bonfire system, so he'll start at whatever bonfire he did. Stop trying to make Dark Souls out to be some nebulously hard game, it's not that punishing.
@@inevitable2937 y'all do realize that this love is entirely one-sided, right? He has spend days upon weeks with her, and all she has with him is a few hours. It's not a love story, it's an unrequited love story.
That could work for a follow-up cycle where when he's trying to convince her to not start the helicopter, he could use that as an ace card, possibly; "I... held your hand as you were dying … and you told me your middle name is Rose… Please… For the moment, let's just go back in the…"
2:34 - 3:28 is a perfect sequence for proof of why Tom Cruise is one of the all time greats. Thrilling, visually awesome, and total commitment to the idea. The dude just understands kinetic action.
The mission in this movie is more impossible than Mission Impossible itself. Imagine repeating a mission thousands, or maybe tens of thousands times, but you keep failing
Your mission, if you accept it, will be saving Rita, destroying the Omega and thus winning the war against the mimics. This message will selfdestruct in 5 seconds...
This must be so fucking unnerving. You've just met this man for the first time and he knows everything about you. Hell, he doesn't just know everything about you, he's clearly developed a strong emotional attachment to you and yet you basically don't know him at all. It's almost like meeting your stalker. Obviously it's not the same thing. He's not a bad person and he's not actually stalking you but it must set off every alarm in your brain. I imagine it's similar to people who wake up with retrograde amnesia and meet their long term partner for what, to them, feels like the first time.
A dark version of this would have him sexually assault her then shoot himself to reset the day. Some weird unreciprocated love taking over. Just like a love-sick stalker.
@@ZarkowsWorld if you put the average person in a never ending loop, this is the most likely outcome. It would devolve into a trip to the nearest cocaine stash and gun store in a hurry, once the world feels like paper and has no meaning because it's on loop. Bill Murray eating brunch and having the same conversations at the same restaurant 10,000 times is the real madness
I watched this movie for the first time on acid. I looked out for the others and this movie will forever occupy a piece of my subconsious. Everyone is so different now but that will never change
he can be a not so great person, I don't think it takes anything away from their acting capabilities. Kevin Spacey is a phenomenal actor and yet a terrible human being.
@@seanrojas Wrong on both. How do you know that Spacey is a terrible person? He won all the cases in court and the people who accused him have been found to be lying. How do you what type of person Cruise is that you can just arbitrarily call not so great? Stop relying on gossip as fact.
@@seanrojasHow is Kevin Spacey a terrible human being? He was falsely accused and had his name tarnished forever even though the courts cleared him of all the charges.
Bear with me a moment why I try to articulate a thought about this scene. I'm sure others have thought of this. But it just dawned on me what Rita must have been thinking when she realized Cage was trying to save her. She did the same thing with her former lover and now realizing Cage is doing the same thing is compelling. In a brief moment she pushes Cage forward with inner strength knowing she'll die but the mission must move on from this moment of time. Think I'll watch it again. Been awhile. Saw it in a theater first and couldn't wait for it to come out. Great movie.
She went through what he's going through. She lost people she cared for. There is a trauma and a pity there. She resents him for getting close. And resents herself for failing what he's trying; the ideal scenario.
I feel like most of the people here missed the fact that she still started the chopper despite his instructions because she realized that Cage was growing attached to her and knew what he is trying to do ( which is save her). She probably did this with her past lover which is why she urged him to just go kill the Omega by jumping into the heli that spells out her death. Also that look of realization as she realizes that Cage had been there plenty of times lol.
We have to remember we are on HIS journey. Not hers. She just met him, is a battle hardened soldier and is unafraid. It seems dumb for her not to listen but she has known him for a couple hours. He knows she never makes it and he is wanting to spend as much time as he can with her because he knows she is going to do exactly what she did.
However, she also knows what it’s like to be in the loop. If anyone understands this concept it’s her. Up to this point in the mission she used this power. It was out of character for her to stop listening to him after coming so far and sacrifice herself dispute her sacrifice not achieving anything.
@@garryjones62 yes, I read this as she sees him going off mission and puts him in his place. She knows he will reset, he is the one who can learn. He needs to send a clear message not to try to save her but to focus on the mission.
The sheer tenacity of Major William to continue what must be one of the most hopeless feeling struggles ever.....every day watching someone you love die, while you die, and trying to amass all the knowledge of all the choices that you have to execute perfectly to survive and get further than before.....that is a circle of hell itself.
According to the director of this film, Tom Cruise's character goes through the entire scenario (before finally winning), Cage dies a disturbing twenty-six times and has he has 160 iterations. One film fan on Stack Exchange noted that he probably experienced this scene/issue about 30-35 times. He has seen her die here dozens of times.
@@newyorkpotioncastle I imagine she reads the scripts and realizes those character have hardly any character building. Rita had great character development throughout the entire movie.
I like that he never says how long it's been. He doesn't say "I've been spending every day with you for 50 years." It would be impactful but cool to leave the audience to wonder how long it's been. Could be 10,000 years.
Nah, that was horror. She realised that he wasn't just being nice, he was procrastinating. And because he has the ability to repeat the day, who knows how many times he has been doing it. Dozens? Hundreds of times? She felt betrayed and horrified that he wasn't doing everything he could like she had before, when she had the ability.
This reminds me of encountering a soul you knew from past lives, you try to warn them of doom if they repeat stubborn behavior, but they won’t listen. Then you have to watch them repeat the same mistake that put them in the ditch before. What relief when you realize the person is just lost and know there’ll be no more rescue missions. 😅
In the Groundhog Day movie, Bill Murray's character spends somewhere around like 30 years in the time loop. I tend to wonder how many years Tom Cruise's character spent in the time loop with each reset and what the total death count was for his character.
"You can fly it, can't you?" "I'm still working on my landing." Are you, though? Are you really still working on your landing, Tom Cruise? Says the guy who could make a damn sailboat fly if he wanted to.
Has there been another movie that if you glanced would just assume terrible but remarkably ends up being one of those movies you can watch over and over again? It's not just underrated, its so rewatchable. Hell or High Water is another one that is so much better than you judge first.
Does anyone know the jacket Rita Vrataski wears in this scene? I’ve been trying to find it but all I can find is her other jacket she wears on the military base and to when they go see the Colonel. The jacket in this scene is different, the one she wears underneath the exo suit. If someone can find this jacket for sale, or at least something very similar to it. Please tell me.
I loved the depth here. It was a bit of a change of pace of of the film, and in some ways was a time jump - knowing that he's likely come this far many times.
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“I wish I didn’t know you…..but I do.”
Such an easy line with so much meaning. The best line of dialogue of the entire film.
That part hits hard
@@defnotatroll Yes it does,,,so poignant.
I like the look on her face when she realizes this isn't the first time they have been in that farmhouse.
Right! Just watched it for the 10th time last night. I love that line. So interchangeable with so much of the human experience; there are so many people we had such a good time with at certain points in life but eventually you wish you never even opened up that branch of the your life path.
Its only powerful because she doesnt know him.
This is the equivalent of reloading a save just to pick the right dialogue option or just reloading to see all the dialogue outcomes.
Some Telltale Games type shit
undertale players basically
Sorta like Mass Effect
Reloading a save? What are these things you're saying?
@@markfox1545 in video games, you can save your progress at any time and load a previous save and start over from the save point. Some people do it when things don't go their way. It's called savescumming.
This was the best scene in the movie (for me). Very intimate scene. At this point you don't even know how many times the main character has died and how many scenarios he's seen by then.
But he knew almost everything about her. Her chosen paths. Her concealed injuries. Even the number of lumps of sugars she loves in coffee.
As if he's her guardian angel.
She was stupid
He really over played his hand in this scene
@rmjames007
I don't think so. Even though Rita only gets to technically know him for a day she knew what it was like to have the Mimic ability and Rita knows he keeps trying his damn best.
The hard thing is also realising the many times he's had to endure seeing her die. It's like groundhog day, except every day you get to see someone you love die, over and over. I guess he just got to the point where he just couldn't take it and didn't want to do it anymore.
This scene was written terribly. Shes such an ignorant moron here. She KNOWS hes right and that he knows the future and yet just screws it up anyway and now he has to do everything all over again
This film could have been more heavy handed with the fact that he loves her and she only knows him for hours at any given time. It's a pain that is inferred and obviously shown in this scene. Great movie
But at least she understands what he is going through, even if she doesn't have his memories.
Really doesn't need anything more.
Maybe as a series it could have expanded more on that front.
no, fuck heavy handed screen writing, we need to go back to SUBTLETY, POISE and IMPLICATION
@@amvlabs5339 FACTS, which is exactly what this movie achieved PERFECTLY
FINE, I'll watch Edge of Tomorrow again..
“On your feet, maggot!”
BANG
“Maggot!”
BANG
“Maggot!”
WATCH.DIE.REPEAT
DAMN U GOT ME ON BOARD
hahahahaha
LOL same
To me, this is one of the most unique movies ever created. When I saw it the first time it was hugely entertaining, but when I watched it again and again I find it more thought provoking than entertaining now. Truly underrated movie.
One of the few movies I can rewatch countless times over and over.
The movie is actually adapted from a japanese light novel called All You Need is Kill, the story and characters are pretty much the same (except for the ending) just changed to western setting.
@@Kalmariify Came to say this. I read the manga. I'm still torn if I like the Western ending better or the Japanese ending better. I guess because I read the manga I would've preferred they stuck with author's original ending, but the happy ending makes me smile
I don't think you understand what underrated means, this is a hugely popular movie even among non sci-fi fans
@@xbfalcon83 you're right. I don't. People who have seen it said it was meh.
The realization in her eyes that he's obviously fallen in love with her. And she offers him the small gift of her middle name before her death. Man, this scene is powerful...
Small gift? You need to go watch the whole movie, man. It's really good.
@@AllUpOns I did. And for her, in that moment, it was a small gift
I don't think at this point he genuinely loves her or something. But seeing her die again and again begins to affect him
Man I wish there'd be more good Action movies like these, the visual, the chemistry and tension it was so good
@@prathapcharan He does love her. He's spending many many hours with her, and he has developed feelings for her. And the beginning scene also has a subtle implication that he even wants to sleep with her at this point.
"I wish, I didn't know you."
"But I do."
... is probably the most honest admit of being in love with someone.
in unrequited love..
@@lazyifilms Knock it off!
This isn't a time to joke.
You completely missed the entire dartboard with that video remark.
When your Biden took office, he raised the Federal Minimum wage $4.05 to $15.00 an hour through his executive order. This means theater workers 'DID' receive a raise.
Not too long after, several deep blue states followed suit with their minimum wage requirements. We have been close to two years, for a few states, living under $15.00 minimum wage. California looked to punish Fast Food specifically by raising minimum wage, for fast food, to $20.00 an hour. Depending on what state someone was living in, their fast food experience may differ. Minimum wage in North Carolina, for example, is $7.25.
You'll fakkkin' pay $15 for a bucket of theater movie popcorn to watch your "WOKE,"
(yet-to-be-released, Snow White?
Imma-gonna-slappa-you! Mama Mia
@ huh? I was talking about a bloody French car.. what on earth are you on about?
@@JamminClemmons okay different remark but I still wasn’t talking about joe bloody Biden and he’s not my bloody Biden. Pah! Bloody Biden.
This movie was one of the best movies i have ever watched.
Thank god i didnt listen to the comments and critics.
WTF are you talking about? It has over 90% on Rotten Tomatoes! Please stop making things up to make you sound cool. It's just sad
unique alien movie and unique in general casting was perfect
This right here. I can understand critizing something that truly is terrible (like that Star Wars crap that we all suffered for). But putting this masterpiece down...sometimes, I truly do wonder about the state of humanity.
what in the world are you talking about, this movie has something like a 90% rating with critics, it just got missed by a lot of people when it was released
@@SophiaAphroditeIt did not do that gray considering its budget. Great movie, but so under-watched by many at the box office.
Someone really asked 'what if we mix Groundhog Day with Starship Troopers' and it actually ended up a pretty good movie
That someone was Hiroshi Sakurazaka, who wrote the novel in 2004
@@c4kefrosty862 cool
@@elliotgardner346the light novel ends on a much more sader and sombre note though with Rita and cage forced to fight each other
This movie is amazing. Pretty good doesn't do it justice. So many clever ways to show the passage of time, this scene in particular.
@@c4kefrosty862 Never read the novel, but read the manga and it was pretty mediocre tbh.
That smile he gives her when she says 'thank you' is why we've loved Tom Cruise for over 30 years. He does so much action stuff it's easy to forget that he can do subtle stuff like express a familiar love for a person who doesn't know him with a look. It was like "Hah, she has no idea I'd do anything for her and she's thanking me for a cup of coffee."
Absolutely right. I still remember watching Tom give like an Oscar level performance for that scene in Mission Impossible III when he’s begging Phil Hoffman’s character not to shoot his wife. Like no one else is going to go that hard for a scene in an action movie. But Tom delivers.
He was incredible in Oblivion and Collateral as well. Incredible range
@@Ward413 Yep. And he sure can run. I'm talking Eyes Wide Shut, Minority Report, and Tropic Thunder. Think about his performance in the latter, with prosthetic forearms dancing to Ludacris if you guys want to see range lmao
He is a pretty good actor. Watch his old movies
But he has reinvented himself as an action star and last superstar
that was one heck of a crash scene respects to the people who created that
over and over again too
It's so frantic, it's perfect. 1917 had a good one as well
Come to think of it, every time he dies he starts back at the base from the very beginning - That's the equivalent of playing a game on a console without a memory card.
Or dark soul.
@@soupiano No? Dark Souls has a bonfire system, so he'll start at whatever bonfire he did. Stop trying to make Dark Souls out to be some nebulously hard game, it's not that punishing.
@@SteelBallRun1890 lmao nobody said anything. Somebody must have had hard time in souls games.
@@longis7843 Weird logic. If he said it's not that hard as plenty claim, he most likely didn't have problems with it.
@@longis7843 yeah, I'm not sure if that tracks...
"My middle name is Rose" Tom Cruise's resolve went up multiple notches after hearing this.
My take was that she told him this so that he could persuade her better next time not to take the helicopter.
For some reason that's one of many movie lines that stuck with me. Great scene.
Very powerful scene, Rita would give her life to save the world, and Cage, would never save the world without her... ...
What exactly did she save by knowingly plowing that helicopter into the base, instead of finding a different path ?
Never get sick of seeing this film.
I don't blame him.. shes beautiful
We call that "SIMP" =)))
@@WarzoneCrackhaving a crush on someone doesn't make you a simp...
@@fairuzraz2468 just joke bro
@@WarzoneCrack understandable,have a nice day✌
@@fairuzraz2468 you too buddy
Tom and Emily have such great chemistry together ❤️
Emily literally has a husband
@Rishabh Suthar ok
Yes they do!
They certainly do.
I bet deep down they all want cruise, hell my gf wants him
She looks by far the best in this movie
She looked pretty good in looper
John Krasinski is a lucky man
Adjustments bureau
@@TheOneManWhoBeatYou John is a handsome man too, even though looks ain't everything, it's the common ground, the relationship goal that matters most.
@@botep5529 she was in 2 time travel films?
This is as perfect as a love story can get.
I know right... To me this movie is literally how soulmates are made
American Ultra is another one. Personally, it's my favorite love story ever. This one right here is a very very very close 1B lol..
@@inevitable2937 y'all do realize that this love is entirely one-sided, right? He has spend days upon weeks with her, and all she has with him is a few hours. It's not a love story, it's an unrequited love story.
@@pat2rome yeah we do
Apart from The Princess Bride. ;-)
I've watched this movie over 20 times. Rita's self-demand always fascinated me and significantly raised my own standards.
Self - demadn, what does that mean?
Aaaaand we never get to see him say her middle name. He just smiles at the end.
Yeah I was hoping he'd say it once tho it would've made it a bit cliche. Well there's the a sequel planned so there's still the possibility.
@@shafqatishan437 wait wat-
That could work for a follow-up cycle where when he's trying to convince her to not start the helicopter, he could use that as an ace card, possibly; "I... held your hand as you were dying … and you told me your middle name is Rose… Please… For the moment, let's just go back in the…"
@@RemedyLibra No, he heard it for first time, then deciding to switch things up.
This is one of the greatest films ever made.
I like how Rita's coffee habit from the light novel made its way here, although her tastes in the LN are more... gourmet
it's A LIGHT NOVEL!! 😳...
@@aravindsankaranaorist uhh thats what i said
@@rdablock I think they're just someone who dislikes abbreviations
Its based of a japanese manga. All you need is kill. But the ending is different
@@poplil3934 The light novel was first
Edge of Tomorrow is one of those rare examples where the original is amazing and the adaptation, despite changing many things, is still great.
I just saw this movie for the first time a couple weeks ago and it’s one of my favorites already
Same, my eyes rolled over the dvd cover on store shelves for years before I gave it a shot.
Man Tom Cruise just brings everything to the table
there is nothing like a tea with three cubes of sugar
2:34 - 3:28 is a perfect sequence for proof of why Tom Cruise is one of the all time greats. Thrilling, visually awesome, and total commitment to the idea. The dude just understands kinetic action.
Rita’s character is not a mary sue. Cuz she earned her rep as a great soldier. This scene proves it.
Yes, a Mary Sue would be magically good at things. Rita’s good because she’s been through combat scenarios hundreds of times.
@@aslater5 She's literally his Mr Miyagi. Ya know, but like hot.
The mission in this movie is more impossible than Mission Impossible itself.
Imagine repeating a mission thousands, or maybe tens of thousands times, but you keep failing
But in mission impossible you have to get it right the first time.
Your mission, if you accept it, will be saving Rita, destroying the Omega and thus winning the war against the mimics. This message will selfdestruct in 5 seconds...
This was such a beautiful piece in that movie.
This must be so fucking unnerving. You've just met this man for the first time and he knows everything about you. Hell, he doesn't just know everything about you, he's clearly developed a strong emotional attachment to you and yet you basically don't know him at all. It's almost like meeting your stalker. Obviously it's not the same thing. He's not a bad person and he's not actually stalking you but it must set off every alarm in your brain. I imagine it's similar to people who wake up with retrograde amnesia and meet their long term partner for what, to them, feels like the first time.
She understands though given that she went through the same in her loops.
A dark version of this would have him sexually assault her then shoot himself to reset the day. Some weird unreciprocated love taking over. Just like a love-sick stalker.
@@ZarkowsWorld if you put the average person in a never ending loop, this is the most likely outcome. It would devolve into a trip to the nearest cocaine stash and gun store in a hurry, once the world feels like paper and has no meaning because it's on loop. Bill Murray eating brunch and having the same conversations at the same restaurant 10,000 times is the real madness
@@hansolo631 The world still has meaning here though, even if it is repetitive, he is still progressing towards a goal, albeit arduously
30000 first dates
First time I saw this movie was when I was recovering from a hangover. It cured my brain instantly
tell me if that's real, please?
@@marksenpai2266it is, i watched this with a broken arm and now its healed
I watched this movie for the first time on acid. I looked out for the others and this movie will forever occupy a piece of my subconsious. Everyone is so different now but that will never change
Tom Cruise played this character so well its crazy.
A great film, great performances let down by a vague name, then a rename and then all kinds of stuff. I hope people keep remembering this film.
One of my favorite movies ever...people hate on Tom Cruise but i think hes an awesome actor
he can be a not so great person, I don't think it takes anything away from their acting capabilities. Kevin Spacey is a phenomenal actor and yet a terrible human being.
@@seanrojas Wrong on both. How do you know that Spacey is a terrible person? He won all the cases in court and the people who accused him have been found to be lying. How do you what type of person Cruise is that you can just arbitrarily call not so great? Stop relying on gossip as fact.
@@seanrojasHow is Kevin Spacey a terrible human being? He was falsely accused and had his name tarnished forever even though the courts cleared him of all the charges.
@@seanrojasJackie Chan as well. Best action and stuntman imo but a terrible father and a CCP bootlicker.
American Made, Oblivion, Knight and Day, Edge Of Tomorrow, Maverick
The man doesn’t miss
Replace "know you" with "love you"...obviously - she knew
Bear with me a moment why I try to articulate a thought about this scene. I'm sure others have thought of this. But it just dawned on me what Rita must have been thinking when she realized Cage was trying to save her. She did the same thing with her former lover and now realizing Cage is doing the same thing is compelling. In a brief moment she pushes Cage forward with inner strength knowing she'll die but the mission must move on from this moment of time. Think I'll watch it again. Been awhile. Saw it in a theater first and couldn't wait for it to come out. Great movie.
For someone as rational as her, it's pretty stupid to not take his advise especially knowing how many times they've been there
She didn't value her life anymore at that time.
Rita accepted her fate that time. As Cage stated its as far as she go. She deliberately kills herself to push Cage into finding the omega.
True - but she could have killed herself then right ? Haha
She went through what he's going through. She lost people she cared for.
There is a trauma and a pity there.
She resents him for getting close. And resents herself for failing what he's trying; the ideal scenario.
SO, YOU dont know women i see.
I feel like most of the people here missed the fact that she still started the chopper despite his instructions because she realized that Cage was growing attached to her and knew what he is trying to do ( which is save her). She probably did this with her past lover which is why she urged him to just go kill the Omega by jumping into the heli that spells out her death.
Also that look of realization as she realizes that Cage had been there plenty of times lol.
Stories that use time as a plot device have the power to break your heart.
best movie ever tom cruise just picks insanely awesome movies
A very impressive way to look at time repetition in movies like this... very cool aspect.
Emily is a queen 👑
I tend to say a goddess.
@@sputzelein yeah no
No she's blunt
Emily Blunt's acting is just another level
Such an underrated movie. Love Emily's performance.
It is NOT underrated FFS. It is considered one of Cruises best movies. Tired of you idiots saying underrated for everything,
Lost count how many times I've watched it. Love it. 💖
One of my fav films ever
Amazing film.
We have to remember we are on HIS journey. Not hers. She just met him, is a battle hardened soldier and is unafraid. It seems dumb for her not to listen but she has known him for a couple hours. He knows she never makes it and he is wanting to spend as much time as he can with her because he knows she is going to do exactly what she did.
However, she also knows what it’s like to be in the loop. If anyone understands this concept it’s her. Up to this point in the mission she used this power. It was out of character for her to stop listening to him after coming so far and sacrifice herself dispute her sacrifice not achieving anything.
@@garryjones62 yes, I read this as she sees him going off mission and puts him in his place. She knows he will reset, he is the one who can learn. He needs to send a clear message not to try to save her but to focus on the mission.
"I wish I didn't know you... but I do"... what a powerful moment so simply done. This is a great moment in this movie.
The sheer tenacity of Major William to continue what must be one of the most hopeless feeling struggles ever.....every day watching someone you love die, while you die, and trying to amass all the knowledge of all the choices that you have to execute perfectly to survive and get further than before.....that is a circle of hell itself.
Such a good movie!
They both really naild this one...i felt it 😊😢😌😌
One of the movies that you cannot stop watching again if you come by. Like The Matrix, Indiana Jones, LotR, The Big Lebowski, Groundhog Day.
This move was really good and way underrated
It’s not underrated at all, every site has it at a high rating
@@Highbudget high ratings yet didn’t do as well as it should’ve when it hit the movie theaters.
@@anntwin1301 THAT DOES NOT MEAN UNDER RATED FFS
According to the director of this film, Tom Cruise's character goes through the entire scenario (before finally winning), Cage dies a disturbing twenty-six times and has he has 160 iterations. One film fan on Stack Exchange noted that he probably experienced this scene/issue about 30-35 times. He has seen her die here dozens of times.
Wow strong and not boring female action character
though Emily admits she doesn't like these characters because they're boring, her words lol
@@newyorkpotioncastle I imagine she reads the scripts and realizes those character have hardly any character building. Rita had great character development throughout the entire movie.
You can check out atomic blonde
In an alternate universe she played Cpt Marvel and the movies are still good.
@@waquasalam1450 That movie put me to sleep three times while watching it.
one of the best movies ever made
When time itself becomes your adversary you begin to see beyond what you thought and you realize that was never true but it was fun just like a drama
a movie ahead of its time,,one of my favourite
Loved that movie realy a lot! Great actors too players ! 😁
This is a really really really really good movie
Imagine spening years with a person but she only know you for a few hours
This is what a real man would do
Man this movie gets better the more the years go by…… right up there with Kingdom of heaven
2010-2020 was the age of golden action movies like this
The only movie with so many repeated scenes that you don't mind watching it again and again.
I like that he never says how long it's been. He doesn't say "I've been spending every day with you for 50 years." It would be impactful but cool to leave the audience to wonder how long it's been. Could be 10,000 years.
Wait... how many times have i seen this movie? HOW MANY!
This movie was too good for the year it came out.
Now ladies this amount of effort is equivalent to the journey a man takes to know the answer to what's wrong during an argument.
If you enjoyed this movie, you should play The Outer Wilds. It's an amazing story.
I just always think how tired one must feel going through these scenarios again.
That look on her face when hes pouring the sugar says it all.
"Holy crap, we're falling in love."
I always thought it was the dawning on her that he's played this exact scene out probably 100s of times.
Nah, that was horror.
She realised that he wasn't just being nice, he was procrastinating. And because he has the ability to repeat the day, who knows how many times he has been doing it. Dozens? Hundreds of times? She felt betrayed and horrified that he wasn't doing everything he could like she had before, when she had the ability.
No, she realizes that he knows where everything is in the room, therefore he knows where the keys are too
@@Olter_ more like stalling for time, really.
Him: "Yeah we've done all this before and it doesn't work so listen to me."
Her: "Nah it'll work this time watch"
Weirdly unsuccessful film financially. Well-written, well-acted, well-directed, the FX are great. The entire film is near a classic.
Kudos to the people who had to loop back and retake this helicopter scene over and over until it was perfect. ❤
Reminds me of my highschool crushes. . As soon as I show some interest they'd rather die
Same, dude...
I was believed she should have been Jill valentine in the resident evil movies even in the new one but I guess she is to old
Honestly anyone better than milla jonovich would be great
@@spook407 Milla Jonovich doesn't play Jill lmao
@@Weezlord69 no, she only played the replacement for jill valentine because in the movies she got mind controlled and killed.
Men like Bruce Willis play action heroes into their 50s
@@spook407 you're mixing up with the Alice character. Btw, I think Jovovich did a good enough job.
Idk how many years late i am with this but this is soo good Thank God i watch this😂
This movie is Great. My two favorites
Excellent movie.
Very clever movie.. just as in the movie, it makes us watch it over & over...
as someone who knows chicks, this tracks 100 percent
This reminds me of encountering a soul you knew from past lives, you try to warn them of doom if they repeat stubborn behavior, but they won’t listen. Then you have to watch them repeat the same mistake that put them in the ditch before. What relief when you realize the person is just lost and know there’ll be no more rescue missions. 😅
In the Groundhog Day movie, Bill Murray's character spends somewhere around like 30 years in the time loop. I tend to wonder how many years Tom Cruise's character spent in the time loop with each reset and what the total death count was for his character.
great movie
"You can fly it, can't you?"
"I'm still working on my landing."
Are you, though? Are you really still working on your landing, Tom Cruise? Says the guy who could make a damn sailboat fly if he wanted to.
Emily Blunt is a fantastic actress!
Endure the pain. Use it. It teaches you how to be a better person.
How do you use it?
@@M05tlysince you know how it feels you can utilize that pain and make things better so you dont have to feel that way.
Well I think that one can use that pain to do something better for themselves , like utilise that strength or stress into something that is worthy ,
Well, time to watch it again..
This movie is thaaat good
GREAT movie.
Has there been another movie that if you glanced would just assume terrible but remarkably ends up being one of those movies you can watch over and over again? It's not just underrated, its so rewatchable. Hell or High Water is another one that is so much better than you judge first.
I don’t know if anyone here is a Matrix fan, but this movie reminds me of the Matrix. 😅😂
We got the ships, sentinels, neo, etc. 😂😂😂😂
Matrix will always remain as the base of comparison for action sci-fy movies along with Terminator and Aliens.
Does anyone know the jacket Rita Vrataski wears in this scene? I’ve been trying to find it but all I can find is her other jacket she wears on the military base and to when they go see the Colonel. The jacket in this scene is different, the one she wears underneath the exo suit. If someone can find this jacket for sale, or at least something very similar to it. Please tell me.
imagine every time she dies, she tells him a secret ...
she dying: it was not two spoon of sugar but three ... x,x
I loved the depth here. It was a bit of a change of pace of of the film, and in some ways was a time jump - knowing that he's likely come this far many times.
Even when they know they gonna die, women still refuse to listen