The not so expected pleasures of Edge of Tomorrow

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The blog team saw this movie attracted mostly by the presence of Emily Blunt in it.

We all agreed it was the best Sci-Fi action movie lately.The concept of being trapped in endless

time travel loop is not new - remember “Groundhog Day” but it was exceptionally presented in fast pace,garnished with dark humor.

Below is what Christopher Orr had to say about the movie. 

"Tom Cruise lands on a French beach, D-Day-like, and is torn apart by a glowing, tentacled alien.

Tom Cruise lands on a French beach, D-Day-like, and has a hole punched through his chest while protecting another soldier from enemy fire.

Tom Cruise lands on a French beach, D-Day-like, and is squashed by a helicopter falling from the sky.

It’s not, in short, a good day to be Tom Cruise—or rather, Private William Cage, the character he plays in his new film Edge of Tomorrow. Nor does his day get any better: blown to smithereens, run over by a jeep, shot in the head—you name it, he suffers it. It’s Cruise’s film that might all too plausibly have been titled A Million Ways to Die in the Future."