Tom Cruise back at it again! Official Edge of Tomorrow Thread

[Disgustya Stallone]

easily the best movie of the summer so far

seems that scientology shet is hurting him and will smith.. whatevs.. imho it doesnt take away from the quality of this flick

 

[Bobhoward]

The Fault in Our Stars - $48 Mil

 

[Poetical Poltergeist]

Flopped like a mugg

 

[Hawaiian Punch]

The Fault in Our Stars - $48 Mil

With a $48.2 million domestic debut, "The Fault in Our Stars" thumped the $29.1 million opening for "Edge of Tomorrow," according to studio estimates Sunday. It did so with a far less seasoned star in Shailene Woodley and a $12 million budget a fraction the size of that for "Edge of Tomorrow," made for approximately $175 million.

The results offered a stark illustration of shifting box-office trends. Whereas big-budget, male-oriented action films with stars like Cruise have long ruled the day at North American multiplexes, those movies are increasingly under siege from films ignited by passionate young female moviegoers.

I never even heard of that movie. Funny shyt was I saw mad little white girls at the theatre I was at. Now I know why.

 

[Crakface]

Well look on the bright side.

MI5 is probably right around the corner.

 

[Sensitive Blake Griffin]

movie was dope as fukk

 

[Crakface]

movie was dope as fukk

 

[Sensitive Blake Griffin]

it wasn't some future sci-fi classic but it was still fukking dope. Yall will bytch about anything on here and then you got the fukkin audacity to think man of steel is the best movie ever

 

[Whitty Hutton]

Movie was doper than expected. Second pleasant surprise of the summer for me after X-Men. Let's see if Transformers can make it a trifecta

 

[Crakface]

it wasn't some future sci-fi classic but it was still fukking dope. Yall will bytch about anything on here and then you got the fukkin audacity to think man of steel is the best movie ever

The movie made absolutely no sense in regards to the concept of time rewinding

 

[Sensitive Blake Griffin]

The movie made absolutely no sense in regards to the concept of time rewinding

the aliens had an ability to reset the day, so they always knew what the humans were going to do. once tom got the blood of the alpha on him he gained the ability himself. it really isn't that hard to understand

 

[Crakface]

the aliens had an ability to reset the day, so they always knew what the humans were going to do. once tom got the blood of the alpha on him he gained the ability himself. it really isn't that hard to understand

I get it its just stupid. Scientifically it makes no sense at all. Should have explained that instead of making it so mindless

 

[Sensitive Blake Griffin]

I get it its just stupid. Scientifically it makes no sense at all. Should have explained that instead of making it so mindless

it isn't scientific. it isn't a machine. It's a self-defense mechanism the mimics developed and that thing was like their "hive mind". Lets say their whole goal is to conquer planets. What better way to do so then to be able to "reset" the day after you witness what your enemy plans to do?


edit: and do you really think humans could scientifically explain how an alien organism/device works when only 2 people even know about it? (emily blunt and tom cruise)? ????

 

[ltheghost]

A sci-fi groundhog's day. It's an adaption of a Japanese novel so I'm expecting something different from the movie. My bro saw it and gave it 7.5/10. So, where was the customary religious dogma that Tom Cruise puts in most of his movies?

 

[Sensitive Blake Griffin]

I also didn't even know there was such controversy about the ending.