Edge of Tomorrow Review

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Streaming Movie-

Edge of Tomorrow

Release Date: 5th June 2014 - Australia

Production Companies

Warner Bros. Pictures (presents)

Village Roadshow Pictures (in association with)

RatPac-Dune Entertainment (in association with)

3 Arts Entertainment

Viz Productions (in association with)

Distribution 

Roadshow Distribution

Genre: Sci-Fi

Rating: M

Runtime: 113 minutes

Budget: $178,000,000

Box Office Gross: $370,541,256 

(Worldwide)

Plot Summary

When Earth falls under attack from invincible aliens, no military unit in the world is able to beat them. Maj. William Cage, an officer who has never seen combat, is assigned to a suicide mission. Killed within moments, Cage finds himself thrown into a time loop, in which he relives the same brutal fight -- and his death -- over and over again. However, Cage's fighting skills improve with each encore, bringing him and a comrade ever closer to defeating the aliens.

Cast

Tom Cruise - Cage

Emily Blunt - Rita

Brendan Gleeson - General Brigham

Bill Paxton - Master Sergeant Farell

Jonas Armstrong - Skinner

Tony Way - Kimmel

Kick Gurry - Griff

Franz Drameh - Ford

Dragomir Music - Kuntz

Charlotte Riley - Nance

Masayoshi Haneda - Takeda

Noah Taylor - Dr. Carter

Lara Pulver - Karen Lord

Madeleine Mantock - Julie

Terence Waynard - Cruel Sergeant 

Crew

Executive Producer/Director - Doug Liman

Based on the Novel “All You Need Is Kill” - Hiroshi Sakurazaka

Screenplay - Christopher McQuarrie and Jez & John-Henry Butterworth

Executive Producers - David Bartis, Bruce Berman, Hidemi Fukuhara, Joby Harold and Steven Mnuchin

Producers - Jason Hoffs, Gregory Jacobs, Tom Lassally and Erwin Stoff

Producer/Unit Production Manager - Jeffrey Silver

Co-Producer/Unit Production Manager - Tim Lewis

Co-Producer/First Assistant Director - Kim H. Winther

Production Designer - Oliver Scholl

Costume Designer - Kate Hawley

Director of Photography - Dion Beebe

Second Unit Director/Stunt Coordinator - Simon Crane

Stunt Coordinator - Wade Eastwood

Special Visual Consultant - Guillermo del Toro

Special Effects Supervisor - Dominic Tuohy

Visual Effects Supervisor - Nick Davis

Visual Effects Supervisor: SPI - Daniel Kramer

Visual Effects Supervisor: Framestore - Jonathan Fawkner

Visual Effects Supervisor: MPC - Gary Brozenich

Film Editors - James Herbert and Laura Jennings

Music - Christophe Beck

Review

Director Doug Liman has turned his attention to helm EDGE OF TOMORROW, an ideal sci-fi action blockbuster that was based on a Japanese manga. It’s interesting to know how the director has attempted to do another science-fiction breakthrough that is unlike his failed effort JUMPER (click here). The film is expertly well-written with a smart concept and is full of non-stop action, but is fascinating to look at its certain style of repetitiveness which feels like GROUNDHOG DAY all over again. Although the time loop structure of EDGE OF TOMORROW is at times difficult to understand, but that was all part of its premise and style. The producers were able to get actor Tom Cruise in the lead role as well as his screenwriting collaborator Chris McQuarrie to write the feature-length film adaptation. 

The main actor Cruise deserves to be in the movie as he seems confident and is better at handling another great performance in his career. Emily Blunt is a fantastic leading actress who has done so well in her part and shares some incredible chemistry with the aforementioned male actor. The cinematography is impressive and the alien race Mimics are strangely perfect in their interesting visual design.

EDGE OF TOMORROW is terrific, and stylish, but it was a great movie after all. I really did enjoy it and in sometime, I will have to compare it to the other movies that came before that I have and have not experienced.

Star rating: (8/10) Very Good Movie

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