Tuesday, June 10, 2014
Movie Trailer: Edge of Tomorrow (2014)
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My reviews are like tweets compared to your in depth analysis of the picture, which I loved as much as you did. Tom was actually the perfected everyman and those scenes where he TRIED to give up his destiny were some of my favorite. I feel like I went through a story ARC here. I hope this one gets on it's feet through word of mouth. I would had the one movie of Cruises that didn't annoy me to get it's shot that is so rightfully deserves.
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