The director's mastery of the rhythm of action films shown in "Smiths" and "The Bourne" has made "Edge of Tomorrow" almost no cold scene in the nearly two-hour studio. And because it started as a comedy in the first place, the film also naturally incorporates many comedy segments, which makes people re-recognize Tom Cruise's talent as a laughter. Compared with other summer blockbusters featuring visual effects, predecessor word-of-mouth, and star lineup, the biggest highlight of "Edge of Tomorrow" lies in its sophisticatedly conceived story. Doug Liman has always advocated "making an independent spiritual film with a commercial film shell", which can be described to the extreme in "Edge of Tomorrow". However, the challenge of the film is that the marketing aspect is still easy to be positioned by the audience as another brainless popcorn movie. (Review)
Edge of Tomorrow Visual effect as a secondary plot to win
2021-10-13 18:32
Extended Reading
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Daphnee 2021-10-20 18:59:28
Play a first-person shooter game, use it as a fraud weapon to recover 300 lives, and finally clear the level when the last one is dead. Clearance reward: Enter the second week, all members will be resurrected, and the possibility of the sleeping heroine will be unlocked.
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Alice 2022-04-24 07:01:02
Action scenes and surprises continue from the beginning to the end.
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Dr. Carter: Rita! Rita! What is this? What are you doing here? Look, who's this guy?
Rita Vrataski: He's me...
Rita Vrataski, Cage: ...before Verdun.
Dr. Carter: What... what do you mean? He's...?
Rita Vrataski: Yes! Yes!
Dr. Carter: When did he die? Where?
Rita Vrataski: On the beach, tomorrow.
Cage: I'm Bill Cage, you're Dr. Carter, we've had this conversation before. You have two fingers behind your back. I've had the visions, I've seen the Omega.
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Rita Vrataski: Have I got something on my face, soldier?