I was part of that crowd that didnt watch it in theaters cuz it wasn't getting enough traction on its release. And I didnt want to "waste" my time. One of the biggest movie watching regrets to date. If I fell in love with this movie renting it on RUclips. I would love to see this movie for the first time in a theater. Jealous of you
To be honest... at this point, if Tom is the lead in a movie we should just go watch it. His list of movies cant all be "the greatest" but I can't think of a movie that was a true stinker from him.
Emily Blunt makes the semi-romantic tension of this story work. It's implicitly challenging because her character only ever knows Cage for a day or so at a time, while he is becoming progressively more and more familiar with her. That's what I think she nails in that "parting" scene, is she's been there with Hendricks so she "gets it", and knows that Cage cares for her already, so that "I wish I could have gotten to know you better" really is about as far as she can really come but she does want to come that far
Yes, this is an understated concept in the film. He has spent months (years?) with her under the most intense circumstances of his life. But she has only spent hours with him. It’s a surprisingly deep idea.
@stt5v2002 In one of the trailers, When they're at the helicopter house, he says, _"For me, it's been an eternity"._ He's been through many thousands of replays. (The heliicpter piloting and closed-eyes fight scene alone) would require hundreds of repeats.
I was convinced to go see this because a friend said: you get to watch Tom Cruise get killed over and over again. This, and Tropic Thunder, is where I started liking Tom Cruise in movies again, after he went slightly crazy in the 2000s. Oblivion is one of my favorite movies, now, not so much for the movie, but the environment and atmosphere.
@@carsonmatthews7705 Not so much WotW but definitely the other ones. The Last Samurai is amazing. I enjoy the M:I series as well. His stunt work is phenomenal, even if acting is just 'fine' in those.
It took me a while too. Hated his acting for the longest time. Knight and Day is also another that I like. I think that's more up his alley, where he doesn't try to overdramatize a character.
If you're in the mood for more Tom Cruise and sci-fi I'd recommend Oblivion, also starring Morgan Freeman and Olga Kurylenko. It also has a great music score by M83.
I like how Jen made an effort to avoid learning anything about the film before watching it. She shares her genuine sense of delight and discovery with the audience. A fun reaction!
Emily Blunt is such a good actress. She submerges herself in her character and makes you believe the stakes are high as hell. For more movies by Blunt you should check out, "Quite Place 1 &2, Adjustment Bureau. Devil Wears Prada, Charlie Wilson's War, Gnomeo and Juliet. She hits the mark everytime.
@@jenmurrayxo She does it in all her roles. She's tender in one scene and kicks ass in the next scene. I think she reflects the modern interpretation of a woman.
as a big fan of the novel this is based on, this movie hit all the right places and i love it it’s not quite the same and a lot of things were changed to adapt it (some things i didn’t initially agree on, but grew to understand and appreciate), but the core is there and it works extremely well IMO, i am really happy people liked it
It's a pity it didn't do well in the theatres, we may have gotten the prequel with Emily Blunt becoming the Heavy Metal B*tch.....and who knows, we may have gotten a sequel too.
@@paulcurran4786 it's a shame, yeah the novel actually has an entire chapter that paints that backstory, i think they briely touched on it in the movie, albeit it was different (especially cause the rule of how to break it in the first place is different)
Ive read the graphic novel this movie is based on. They changed the ending as it was tragic. Cage must battle the Angel of Verdun for the power, as they you always be an antennae of the enemies eye, and she thinks he does have the chops to keep fighting. Its an incredible fight between the two as they both have blades, buts hes learned how to use and defend the blades from studying her for his "entire life". He kills her, hold her hand... and vows to wear bright colored armor and continue the war in her name... for humanity.
This is actually based on a Japanese light novel series called "All You Need Is Kill". What a name. It's one of the best live action films based on an anime/manga/light novel.
I'm surprised that I don't see tons of comments mentioning that this is based on Hiroshi Sakurazaka's novel "All You Need Is Kill" and its manga adaptation. The novel and manga end on a much more pyrrhic note that reflects upon the necessity of sacrifice (very Japanese, that).
I walked out of the theater in 2014 with a teenager-level crush on Emily Blunt. Not just because of how badass her character was or how stunning she is but because of the obvious dedication she put into the role. Every movie of hers that I have seen since has only strengthened that. That aside, I do think that the BEST part of this movie is the character played by Bill Paxton. It is absolutely clear that Bill (RIP) had a great time playing the role. Generally, I think everyone looks like they had a great time filming this movie.
Because this movie was based off a Japanese Light Novel called "All You Need Is Kill", technically it is the best western adaptation of Japanese source material.
Super glad you enjoyed this one. When I first saw this in theaters, that very first time Tom Cruise died really got to me too. Something about that shot was a kind of horror like I had never seen before. "Goosebumps all over," indeed.
Nice reaction Jen. I really miss Bill Paxton. He was never what you would call an "A" list actor, but I enjoyed everything that he did. I worked with a guy that used to work at a hotel in LA and Bill would stay there when he was filming. He said that Bill was super nice and always made time to speak with him.
I'm like you. I love everything, time travel related and I think you do a fabulous job editing and you're commentary is great. You're insightful to. I've seen you say things so many times ahead of what actually appears in the drama and it's just great. It's fun to spend some time with you and not have to watch the whole movie. You do a great job editing! Thanks so much for all you do and for sharing!
This concept is delivered so well. How could anyone come away from watching this without being so pumped! One of my faves, glad we got to watch it together. See you on the next one.
This movie is fantastic. Its how to do time travel right. Emily Blunt and Cruise are amazing, great chemistry. Plus Bill Paxton just nails his role. This movie is like Ground Hog Day, but action. If you want to watch a chill, feel good comedy Ground Hog Day is it. I saw comment about recommending Oblivion. I concur, its good. Also shoutout to Iceland, it was shot there.
Imagine if in his vision he just saw a field of wheat. Good luck figuring out where the Omega is from that. Seeing the Eiffel Tower and the Louvre is the equivalent of everybody saying that in a past life they were a famous person instead of some peasant that was worked into the ground.
Great reaction. Remember, Cage remembers everything, and Emily remembers when SHE had the vision so once he tells her about it, she'll understand. He has the ace in the hole because he knows everything about her so they can go have coffee and "get to know each other"! Foreshadowing @24:58 You should watch "The Darkest Hour" (2011). Alien invasion set in Russia. Not a Russian movie though, but the backdrop is Russian locations. Creepy and fun.
Those military exoskeletons in the movie are very similar to the prototypes that various military contractors have been working on for a decade or so. Afaik they're still a long way from being ready for actual use. It seems military research is focusing on unmanned war/battle technologies; we already have advanced drones and small robots for bomb disposal and other tasks. We're going to see more of that stuff become more common. I guess it's a good thing since it puts less soldiers in harms way.
As mentioned earlier, the screenplay is based on a Japanese Manga call "All You Need Is Kill" ... what is interesting is that the author wrote a forward about the inspiration came from playing a rpg video game. He noticed the 'praise' that some npcs gave him for getting certain tasks completed. He realized that he only got that way by doing some of then over-and-over, and not because he was naturally talented at the game tasks. It inspired him to translate that realization into a story. The director and several actors are still interested in making a sequel (last I knew, anyways).
I'm new here, and I loved this reaction and cannot wait to watch more of your stuff Jen! I do have to say that I was surprised that you went with "really liked" because it sounded like you were loving the movie the whole time, so I was expecting you to say "I loved it!!!" at the end... But anyway, I highly recommend watching this movie again, because it gets better with repeat viewings! Cheers!
It took me a few viewings to figure out that near the end of the film, he restarts the day 24 hours before killing the Omega, as opposed to 24 hours before killing one of the Alphas in the first instance.... Which makes me wonder that when he eventually dies again, even if it's 30 or 40 years later, would he loop back to that day again when he wakes up in the helicopter??
There are concepts for suits close to that. Nowhere near this cool though. Some suits like that have just become available to help people in factories move heavy boxes.
The rollback at the end confused me the first time I saw it too. What happened was he gained the power many hours earlier the second time and so rolled back many hours earlier as well.
This is one of my all time favorite movies and one of my all time favorite channels. I’m really enjoying watching you grow! I remember seeing this in theaters without knowing anything about the movie or it’s source material (a manga called all you need is kill - way different ending). It was a huge surprise and I thoroughly loved it. Watching Tom essentially play a coward turning into a hero was a ton of fun! Glad you loved it!
Great reaction. This movie did a good job of bringing some "hard" sci-fi elements to the big screen. It was a well done film. It was more like watching Robert Heinlein's Starship Trooper than the actual movie was.
The various world militaries are currently working on powered exoskeleton. Right now, the US Army is testing the walking portion (hips and legs only) to help soldiers carry their load. So no weapons, arms nor hands yet.
Edge of Tomorrow went the modern writing route. No quick uneeded love scene as a nice filler, but i think since mainly men are watching this movie. What plays better than falling in love?. Cruise sacrifices his love for Blunt so she can live. IT's a feeling many people have sacrificing for their families with no fanfare, medals or celebration.
every time I see the title of that movie my brain does the same thing..... Valky-rie.... Valky-rye.... Valky-rie.... Valky-rah-ha-ha-ha-ha. sorry, if it's contagious, can't help it, cough, cough.
Good recommendation. I've been singing the praises of that movie to whomever will listen (not many). Tom Cruise manages to completely lose his Tom Cruise "thing" in that movie, and for that he should get an honorary Oscar.
Jen! I was enjoying watching your "...gosh, what's going to happen now?..." facial expressions. Heck of a ride, wasn't it? What a great surprise, you doing this one. Not much going on today, but Jen's doing one of the best movies I ever saw. Made my day!!! :)
I love this movie Jen it was so fun to see your excitement and how quickly you got drawn into the story. You clearly were invested in the characters. Jen at 15:30 "Are they going to fall in love? Is that to much to ask for in this kind of movie" 12 seconds later Jen "Kiss her" That was great I hope you react to 2013 Oblivion If you haven't seen it.
I LOVE this movie. So glad you did too. Again, really great to see you react so perfectly at all the right moments. I always enjoy how you speak your thought processes out loud as you try and make sense of what you're watching. These moments are just as valuable as your big shock moments.
Re-watch. 💜 Fab reaction, it was exciting. 😄 I see 'Oblivion' (2013) is recommended in quite a few comments, it really is great. Stunning visuals. It's a Tom Cruise sci-fi, I think it's better than Edge of Tomorrow, much as I like the latter. 5:32 I did a solo parachute jump from 2000 feet once, there was no door at the exit point - just an open space where the door would be. When the plane had reached 2000 feet, you had to slide your ass forward to the exit hatch and sit on its ledge with your legs (from below knees) hanging outside the plane and your hands holding on to each side of the exit hatch. When you got the slap on the back, you were to push yourself out. The parachute opened itself (static line), with a 2nd emergency parachute strapped to your chest. I felt like James Bond. 😎 I did it to try and cure my fear of heights and to impress a girl. The latter worked.
Emily Blunt once said that she would never act in a Tom Cruise movie. One reason was all the action scenes. Because of that Cruise went to see her personally and had to convince her to do it.
How can you not love a time-loop movie like this? It's so awesoomme! Edge of Tomorow is probably one of my favorites! Thanks for watching this Jen! :D Can't wait for you to watch Terminator 1 and Terminator 2 at some point :)
Edge of Tomorrow is indeed an awesome film Jen so you are choosing extremely wisely when it comes to your movie watching palette. Kudos to you on that. I have high hopes you aren't going to freak yourself out with anything graphic in the near future. Stay the course
4:25 In science fiction, this 'frame' is called an exoskeleton (meaning skeleton on the outside) and the principle is that it amplifies applied force through a force feedback loop, so it is a force multiplier, making the user 'stronger'. Much less complicated force feedback mechanisms actually exist, but this compound exoskeleton they are wearing is well beyond current technology. In particular the ones in the film run off some kind of moderate sized battery pack and give the current state of that industry, there is no way that a suit like that would function for more than a hand full of minutes at best without a significantly larger pack than would be possible given the available area on the suits in the film. So no, this isn't a thing the military has.
Just woke up and put this on and loved it .....Just woke up and put this on and loved it ......Just woke up and put this on and loved it .....Just woke up and put this on and loved it .....Just woke up and put this on and loved it .....Just woke up and put this on and loved it .....Just woke up and put this on and loved it .... I really do like groundhog day movies and this was awesome such a cool concept 👌 fantastic reaction Jen makes me wanna watch your full reaction actually which I shall do at some point for definite . Thanks Jen for another fun time have yourself a wonderful day
Just so you know Jen... There are these kind of "robot suits" like seen in the movie. They are far less advanced though and very clumsy, so they wouldn't be able to pull basically any of the maneuvers Cruise pulled in the movie just flying around and rotating his body instantaneously to shoot some alien behind him.
Many military weapons, notably including claymore mines and various rocket propelled projectiles, really do have “this side toward enemy” stamped on them. The most important thing to remember is that the other side of these weapons is also a very risky place to be standing.
The awesome Bill Paxton! Was this his last film or was it Two Guns? R.I.P. Hold the honor of being killed by a Xenomorph and Predator! Some say by a Terminator too but I've seen that scene dozens of times but can't confirm if his character died. He was thrown against a gate but was that enough to kill him?! Sci Fi recommendations: Oblivion and Fallen!
This movie did so many things right. Even though it’s familiar trope, it was handled in a way that the story progressed without feeling repetitive. The aliens were original, not the always classic big head humanoids. And Emily Blunt aka Rita Vrataski - this is how to write badass female character!
Fab reaction, it was exciting. 😄 I see 'Oblivion' (2013) is recommended in quite a few comments, it really is great. Stunning visuals. 5:32 I did a solo parachute jump from 2000 feet once, there was no door at the exit point - just an open space where the door would be. When the plane had reached 2000 feet, you had to slide your ass forward to the exit hatch and sit on its ledge with your legs (from below knees) hanging outside the plane and your hands holding on to each side of the exit hatch. When you got the slap on the back, you were to push yourself out. The parachute opened itself (static line), with a 2nd emergency parachute strapped to your chest. I felt like James Bond. 😎 I did it to try and cure my fear of heights and to impress a girl. The latter worked.
If you want another movie where the main character relives the same day over and over, you need to check out Groundhog Day. It's a comedy staring, Bill Murry.👍
"He is on your team." He is also a completely untrained newbie, and newbies are treated as if they are radioactive until they've proved they aren't actually a liability who will get everybody near them killed.
I saw this in the theater without knowing anything about it. It's so good. For me, this is one of the most underrated movies of the last decade.
I was part of that crowd that didnt watch it in theaters cuz it wasn't getting enough traction on its release. And I didnt want to "waste" my time. One of the biggest movie watching regrets to date. If I fell in love with this movie renting it on RUclips. I would love to see this movie for the first time in a theater. Jealous of you
To be honest... at this point, if Tom is the lead in a movie we should just go watch it. His list of movies cant all be "the greatest" but I can't think of a movie that was a true stinker from him.
Going in blind and being blown away - nice.
I did that with the tv show Banshee which I thought was about a crazy lady screaming a lot.
I always described this movie as Starship Troopers meets Groundhog Day. This movie rocks! R.I.P. Bill Paxton.
Emily Blunt makes the semi-romantic tension of this story work. It's implicitly challenging because her character only ever knows Cage for a day or so at a time, while he is becoming progressively more and more familiar with her. That's what I think she nails in that "parting" scene, is she's been there with Hendricks so she "gets it", and knows that Cage cares for her already, so that "I wish I could have gotten to know you better" really is about as far as she can really come but she does want to come that far
Also, the kiss was improvised by Emily and is such a great choice in that moment.
Yes, this is an understated concept in the film. He has spent months (years?) with her under the most intense circumstances of his life. But she has only spent hours with him. It’s a surprisingly deep idea.
You nailed that description of the premise perfectly! It is so compelling this happens to be the only movie I own.
youre spot on
@stt5v2002 In one of the trailers, When they're at the helicopter house, he says, _"For me, it's been an eternity"._ He's been through many thousands of replays. (The heliicpter piloting and closed-eyes fight scene alone) would require hundreds of repeats.
Can't believe it is almost 10 years old. Such a fun and well done film.
I was convinced to go see this because a friend said: you get to watch Tom Cruise get killed over and over again. This, and Tropic Thunder, is where I started liking Tom Cruise in movies again, after he went slightly crazy in the 2000s. Oblivion is one of my favorite movies, now, not so much for the movie, but the environment and atmosphere.
He did go crazy in the 2000s lmao, but you can’t deny his great performances in Minority Report, The Last Samurai, Collateral, and War of the Worlds
@@carsonmatthews7705 Not so much WotW but definitely the other ones. The Last Samurai is amazing. I enjoy the M:I series as well. His stunt work is phenomenal, even if acting is just 'fine' in those.
It took me a while too. Hated his acting for the longest time. Knight and Day is also another that I like. I think that's more up his alley, where he doesn't try to overdramatize a character.
If you're in the mood for more Tom Cruise and sci-fi I'd recommend Oblivion, also starring Morgan Freeman and Olga Kurylenko. It also has a great music score by M83.
Couldn’t agree more.
YES
Yup. And Minority Report.
@@76tennboy I’d have left both those kids to the Martians. Pains in the ass, both of them.
@@76tennboy No argument there.
I like how Jen made an effort to avoid learning anything about the film before watching it. She shares her genuine sense of delight and discovery with the audience. A fun reaction!
Emily Blunt is such a good actress. She submerges herself in her character and makes you believe the stakes are high as hell. For more movies by Blunt you should check out, "Quite Place 1 &2, Adjustment Bureau. Devil Wears Prada, Charlie Wilson's War, Gnomeo and Juliet. She hits the mark everytime.
Plus she's that amazing mix of badass & lovely 🥰
if you look up the word "range" in Wikipedia..... it directs you to Emily Blunt's imdb page.
@@jenmurrayxo She does it in all her roles. She's tender in one scene and kicks ass in the next scene. I think she reflects the modern interpretation of a woman.
Don't forget Sicario
Adjustment Bureau is a very underrated movie. If you accept the precepts it works really well.
as a big fan of the novel this is based on, this movie hit all the right places and i love it
it’s not quite the same and a lot of things were changed to adapt it (some things i didn’t initially agree on, but grew to understand and appreciate), but the core is there and it works extremely well IMO, i am really happy people liked it
It's a pity it didn't do well in the theatres, we may have gotten the prequel with Emily Blunt becoming the Heavy Metal B*tch.....and who knows, we may have gotten a sequel too.
@@paulcurran4786 it's a shame, yeah
the novel actually has an entire chapter that paints that backstory, i think they briely touched on it in the movie, albeit it was different (especially cause the rule of how to break it in the first place is different)
Ive read the graphic novel this movie is based on. They changed the ending as it was tragic. Cage must battle the Angel of Verdun for the power, as they you always be an antennae of the enemies eye, and she thinks he does have the chops to keep fighting. Its an incredible fight between the two as they both have blades, buts hes learned how to use and defend the blades from studying her for his "entire life". He kills her, hold her hand... and vows to wear bright colored armor and continue the war in her name... for humanity.
This movie reminds me very much of the episode "Cause and Effect" from "Star Trek - The Next Generation"! 🖖
This is actually based on a Japanese light novel series called "All You Need Is Kill". What a name. It's one of the best live action films based on an anime/manga/light novel.
The sci-fi action version of Groundhog Day. Both are so well done.
I'm surprised that I don't see tons of comments mentioning that this is based on Hiroshi Sakurazaka's novel "All You Need Is Kill" and its manga adaptation. The novel and manga end on a much more pyrrhic note that reflects upon the necessity of sacrifice (very Japanese, that).
I walked out of the theater in 2014 with a teenager-level crush on Emily Blunt. Not just because of how badass her character was or how stunning she is but because of the obvious dedication she put into the role. Every movie of hers that I have seen since has only strengthened that. That aside, I do think that the BEST part of this movie is the character played by Bill Paxton. It is absolutely clear that Bill (RIP) had a great time playing the role. Generally, I think everyone looks like they had a great time filming this movie.
Jen, I've watched this movie twice and I enjoyed watching your reaction - maybe more than actually watching the movie itself.😄 Love your channel!
Thank you! Been having a blast watching movies with you guys! ☺️👍
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Brendan Gleeson is not British.
He's Irish 🇮🇪☘
He played Madeye Moody in Harry Potter. 👌
Oh true! 👍🍀
4:09 "Look at these robo machines ... do they have these?" There aren't any powered suits in combat use, but they're in development.
First time (about time!) hearing 'This is like a videogame, you play it over and over until you figure out how to beat the level.'
Because this movie was based off a Japanese Light Novel called "All You Need Is Kill", technically it is the best western adaptation of Japanese source material.
loved how you talked about trying to know as little as possible before going into a movie, I'm so the same and feel like most people aren't that way
Super glad you enjoyed this one. When I first saw this in theaters, that very first time Tom Cruise died really got to me too. Something about that shot was a kind of horror like I had never seen before. "Goosebumps all over," indeed.
Nice reaction Jen. I really miss Bill Paxton. He was never what you would call an "A" list actor, but I enjoyed everything that he did. I worked with a guy that used to work at a hotel in LA and Bill would stay there when he was filming. He said that Bill was super nice and always made time to speak with him.
He seemed like such a cool guy. RIP
I'm like you. I love everything, time travel related and I think you do a fabulous job editing and you're commentary is great. You're insightful to. I've seen you say things so many times ahead of what actually appears in the drama and it's just great. It's fun to spend some time with you and not have to watch the whole movie. You do a great job editing! Thanks so much for all you do and for sharing!
Fyi, the original story comes from a one big volume manga titled _All You Need is Kill._
The story is a little different but just as good.
*Minority Report* with Tom Cruise. Anothe Sci-fi classic.🙌
Isaac Asimov wrote this in the 60's along with I robot and bunch of other stories. Worth looking into. Great writer.
I love time loops! I was expecting Sonny & Cher to play every time Tom Cruise respawned! 😆 So cool to watch vintage Jen again! 😊✌
If one could say there was a funniest scene, it would be when Emily Blume sees Tom Cruise, to his amazement, she calmly removes his battery.
This concept is delivered so well. How could anyone come away from watching this without being so pumped! One of my faves, glad we got to watch it together. See you on the next one.
This movie is fantastic. Its how to do time travel right. Emily Blunt and Cruise are amazing, great chemistry. Plus Bill Paxton just nails his role. This movie is like Ground Hog Day, but action. If you want to watch a chill, feel good comedy Ground Hog Day is it.
I saw comment about recommending Oblivion. I concur, its good. Also shoutout to Iceland, it was shot there.
Likening it to a video game is a very common thing v and totally works for the way the movie plays out.
Imagine if in his vision he just saw a field of wheat. Good luck figuring out where the Omega is from that. Seeing the Eiffel Tower and the Louvre is the equivalent of everybody saying that in a past life they were a famous person instead of some peasant that was worked into the ground.
Great reaction.
Remember, Cage remembers everything, and Emily remembers when SHE had the vision so once he tells her about it, she'll understand. He has the ace in the hole because he knows everything about her so they can go have coffee and "get to know each other"! Foreshadowing @24:58
You should watch "The Darkest Hour" (2011). Alien invasion set in Russia. Not a Russian movie though, but the backdrop is Russian locations. Creepy and fun.
Those military exoskeletons in the movie are very similar to the prototypes that various military contractors have been working on for a decade or so. Afaik they're still a long way from being ready for actual use. It seems military research is focusing on unmanned war/battle technologies; we already have advanced drones and small robots for bomb disposal and other tasks. We're going to see more of that stuff become more common. I guess it's a good thing since it puts less soldiers in harms way.
As mentioned earlier, the screenplay is based on a Japanese Manga call "All You Need Is Kill" ... what is interesting is that the author wrote a forward about the inspiration came from playing a rpg video game. He noticed the 'praise' that some npcs gave him for getting certain tasks completed. He realized that he only got that way by doing some of then over-and-over, and not because he was naturally talented at the game tasks. It inspired him to translate that realization into a story. The director and several actors are still interested in making a sequel (last I knew, anyways).
I'm new here, and I loved this reaction and cannot wait to watch more of your stuff Jen! I do have to say that I was surprised that you went with "really liked" because it sounded like you were loving the movie the whole time, so I was expecting you to say "I loved it!!!" at the end... But anyway, I highly recommend watching this movie again, because it gets better with repeat viewings! Cheers!
Since everyone is mentioning Tom Cruise movies...
"Collateral" is an underrated but very good movie co-starring Jamie Foxx.
It took me a few viewings to figure out that near the end of the film, he restarts the day 24 hours before killing the Omega, as opposed to 24 hours before killing one of the Alphas in the first instance.... Which makes me wonder that when he eventually dies again, even if it's 30 or 40 years later, would he loop back to that day again when he wakes up in the helicopter??
There are concepts for suits close to that. Nowhere near this cool though. Some suits like that have just become available to help people in factories move heavy boxes.
i haven't even made it through this reaction yet. But I gotta say, you have the best damn reaction to this show that I've seen to date. LOVE IT.
Oh thanks! I had a blast ☺👍
The rollback at the end confused me the first time I saw it too. What happened was he gained the power many hours earlier the second time and so rolled back many hours earlier as well.
This is one of my all time favorite movies and one of my all time favorite channels. I’m really enjoying watching you grow! I remember seeing this in theaters without knowing anything about the movie or it’s source material (a manga called all you need is kill - way different ending). It was a huge surprise and I thoroughly loved it. Watching Tom essentially play a coward turning into a hero was a ton of fun! Glad you loved it!
Thanks C.A.! ☺👍
@@jenmurrayxo PLEASE REACT TO THE EQUALIZER DENZEL WASHINGTON
I love my Edge of Tomorrow DVD, watched it over and over and over. ( Groundhog Day on steroids ;-)
Great reaction. This movie did a good job of bringing some "hard" sci-fi elements to the big screen. It was a well done film.
It was more like watching Robert Heinlein's Starship Trooper than the actual movie was.
The various world militaries are currently working on powered exoskeleton. Right now, the US Army is testing the walking portion (hips and legs only) to help soldiers carry their load. So no weapons, arms nor hands yet.
Edge of Tomorrow went the modern writing route. No quick uneeded love scene as a nice filler, but i think since mainly men are watching this movie. What plays better than falling in love?. Cruise sacrifices his love for Blunt so she can live. IT's a feeling many people have sacrificing for their families with no fanfare, medals or celebration.
I never thought about it like that, but you're right. Well said.
@@Krucifus In the original novel he falls in love with her but has to kill her in order to stop the loops.
I highly recommend the Tom Cruise movie VALKYRIE from 2008! Based on true events!
Thanks Michelle!
every time I see the title of that movie my brain does the same thing..... Valky-rie.... Valky-rye.... Valky-rie.... Valky-rah-ha-ha-ha-ha.
sorry, if it's contagious, can't help it, cough, cough.
Good recommendation. I've been singing the praises of that movie to whomever will listen (not many). Tom Cruise manages to completely lose his Tom Cruise "thing" in that movie, and for that he should get an honorary Oscar.
Jen! I was enjoying watching your "...gosh, what's going to happen now?..." facial expressions. Heck of a ride, wasn't it? What a great surprise, you doing this one. Not much going on today, but Jen's doing one of the best movies I ever saw. Made my day!!! :)
Thanks Christopher!! I had a blast ☺👍
Good reaction. Basically, 'War Of The Worlds' meets 'Groundhog Day' is how I see this movie. :)
Like Groundhog Day; reliving the same battle over and over-- Cruise's character has to learn how to survive through each event
I really like this film, and it was fun watching you react without having any idea about the plot going in! Thanks for the video.
I love this movie
Jen it was so fun to see your excitement and how quickly you got drawn into the story.
You clearly were invested in the characters. Jen at 15:30
"Are they going to fall in love?
Is that to much to ask for in this kind of movie"
12 seconds later Jen "Kiss her" That was great I hope you react to 2013 Oblivion If you haven't seen it.
Thanks I had a blast watching this movie! ☺👍
I LOVE this movie. So glad you did too. Again, really great to see you react so perfectly at all the right moments. I always enjoy how you speak your thought processes out loud as you try and make sense of what you're watching. These moments are just as valuable as your big shock moments.
Thanks Michael! It's a different way to watch movies, saying everything out loud but I'm having fun with it!
Same, I never look up movies at all .. Never watch trailers or read about them, they give out so much nowadays
Jen and 'Edge' are a cool match, that was a fun watch. THANKS.
Thanks for watching! ☺👍
Re-watch. 💜 Fab reaction, it was exciting. 😄 I see 'Oblivion' (2013) is recommended in quite a few comments, it really is great. Stunning visuals. It's a Tom Cruise sci-fi, I think it's better than Edge of Tomorrow, much as I like the latter.
5:32 I did a solo parachute jump from 2000 feet once, there was no door at the exit point - just an open space where the door would be. When the plane had reached 2000 feet, you had to slide your ass forward to the exit hatch and sit on its ledge with your legs (from below knees) hanging outside the plane and your hands holding on to each side of the exit hatch. When you got the slap on the back, you were to push yourself out. The parachute opened itself (static line), with a 2nd emergency parachute strapped to your chest. I felt like James Bond. 😎
I did it to try and cure my fear of heights and to impress a girl. The latter worked.
Emily Blunt once said that she would never act in a Tom Cruise movie. One reason was all the action scenes.
Because of that Cruise went to see her personally and had to convince her to do it.
How can you not love a time-loop movie like this? It's so awesoomme! Edge of Tomorow is probably one of my favorites!
Thanks for watching this Jen! :D Can't wait for you to watch Terminator 1 and Terminator 2 at some point :)
Just watched Terminator 1 & 2, will be posting in a few weeks!!! 😎👍
@@jenmurrayxo Oh man I can't wait! As always, you rock!~
You might as well visit the other Cruise sci fi - Oblivion, Minority Report, Vanilla Sky, and the Blunt sci fi A Quiet Place 1 & 2, Looper
“Vanilla Sky”
You’ll love it-
Have to hang in until
The VERY end-
Then it’s
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Edge of Tomorrow is indeed an awesome film Jen so you are choosing extremely wisely when it comes to your movie watching palette. Kudos to you on that. I have high hopes you aren't going to freak yourself out with anything graphic in the near future. Stay the course
Love this movie! Looking forward to your reaction.
Emily Blunt is just so good in this, my favorite role I've seen her in.
I've only seen her in this & A Quiet Place & loved her in both! She's so good 👍
@@jenmurrayxo I do absolutely love A Quiet Place as well!
QP 2 was my first time back to theaters since COVID
being able to do roles like this, or Sicario, and be Mary Poppins..... c'mon now..... who else could do that?
@@JuandeFucaU Emily Blunt is one of my favorite actresses. She's a tomboys role model 🤘
4:25 In science fiction, this 'frame' is called an exoskeleton (meaning skeleton on the outside) and the principle is that it amplifies applied force through a force feedback loop, so it is a force multiplier, making the user 'stronger'. Much less complicated force feedback mechanisms actually exist, but this compound exoskeleton they are wearing is well beyond current technology. In particular the ones in the film run off some kind of moderate sized battery pack and give the current state of that industry, there is no way that a suit like that would function for more than a hand full of minutes at best without a significantly larger pack than would be possible given the available area on the suits in the film. So no, this isn't a thing the military has.
Just woke up and put this on and loved it .....Just woke up and put this on and loved it ......Just woke up and put this on and loved it .....Just woke up and put this on and loved it .....Just woke up and put this on and loved it .....Just woke up and put this on and loved it .....Just woke up and put this on and loved it .... I really do like groundhog day movies and this was awesome such a cool concept 👌 fantastic reaction Jen makes me wanna watch your full reaction actually which I shall do at some point for definite . Thanks Jen for another fun time have yourself a wonderful day
loved ur reaction! 😊
Just so you know Jen... There are these kind of "robot suits" like seen in the movie. They are far less advanced though and very clumsy, so they wouldn't be able to pull basically any of the maneuvers Cruise pulled in the movie just flying around and rotating his body instantaneously to shoot some alien behind him.
Many military weapons, notably including claymore mines and various rocket propelled projectiles, really do have “this side toward enemy” stamped on them. The most important thing to remember is that the other side of these weapons is also a very risky place to be standing.
I've just given this a rewatch, Jen, I loved your reaction more the second time around.
I love this movie.. its groundhog day crossed with Sci fi video games
Saw the title and wondered why Jen was watching a soap opera and nearly skip the reaction, boy am I glad I didn't!
I never viewed it as an arcade game with levels like you said.
Still obsessed with this film🤯right up my street👌🏽brilliant Jen❤️
Does the military have exosuits? Yes and no. Exosuit technology exists, but it isn't being used in combat yet.
I'm recommending "Minority Report" for another great Tom Cruise sci-fi thriller.
The awesome Bill Paxton! Was this his last film or was it Two Guns? R.I.P.
Hold the honor of being killed by a Xenomorph and Predator! Some say by a Terminator too but I've seen that scene dozens of times but can't confirm if his character died. He was thrown against a gate but was that enough to kill him?!
Sci Fi recommendations: Oblivion and Fallen!
This movie did so many things right. Even though it’s familiar trope, it was handled in a way that the story progressed without feeling repetitive. The aliens were original, not the always classic big head humanoids. And Emily Blunt aka Rita Vrataski - this is how to write badass female character!
One of if not THE greatest science fiction films of all time.
Fab reaction, it was exciting. 😄 I see 'Oblivion' (2013) is recommended in quite a few comments, it really is great. Stunning visuals.
5:32 I did a solo parachute jump from 2000 feet once, there was no door at the exit point - just an open space where the door would be. When the plane had reached 2000 feet, you had to slide your ass forward to the exit hatch and sit on its ledge with your legs (from below knees) hanging outside the plane and your hands holding on to each side of the exit hatch. When you got the slap on the back, you were to push yourself out. The parachute opened itself (static line), with a 2nd emergency parachute strapped to your chest. I felt like James Bond. 😎
I did it to try and cure my fear of heights and to impress a girl. The latter worked.
Yes, it's a scifi war movie meets Groundhog Day! A wild ride!
there is a prequel to this movie starring Adam Sandler and Drew Barrymore called "50 First Dates"
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in recent years, Tom Cruise has starred in two really good science fiction films: this one and Oblivion.I WANT MORE!
If you want another movie where the main character relives the same day over and over, you need to check out Groundhog Day. It's a comedy staring, Bill Murry.👍
I recommend checking out the 'Mission: Impossible' movies for more Tom Cruise goodness. They're really great action/spy movies.
This is a loose Hollywood adaptation of the Japanese novel All You Need Is Kill.
It's like a super violent, futuristic Groundhog's Day.
😂😂 facts
Oblivion is a wonderful movie with Tom Cruise
It always surprises me how good this movie is.
Really enjoy this movie. and hoped for a sequel but, although there was a rumor that there could be one way back when, it never happened.
If you liked Tom Cruise in this, definitely check out "Minority Report". (Directed by Steven Spielberg, too!).
Love this movie so damn much. This director is the same guy that did the first Bourne identity.
Groundhog Day with a mission. The respawning was a nice touch. Great reaction per usual.
Thanks Trav! I had so much fun watching this one 👍
I was watching this in a hotel over the weekend, probably my favourite Cruise movie ( not a big fan of his but its really good )
I like the way Emily says "o-meg-a" instead of "o-may-ga."
you have become my fav person to watch a movie with lass x
Thanks will! ☺️👍
"He is on your team." He is also a completely untrained newbie, and newbies are treated as if they are radioactive until they've proved they aren't actually a liability who will get everybody near them killed.
Emily Blunt is excellent in
“Sicario”
Terrific cast as well
This movie is special. So good.
This is probably the best Sci-Fi movie in the last 20 years.
This channel has grown so fast... I think that's on you, congratulations.
Oh thanks jay! Couldn't have done it without all you guys ☺👍