This movie is severely underrated.

actually the movie is really awesome and worth watching

One of Tom Cruise's best... Personal opinion

Giving Cinema Sins a sin for not knowing how to spell "Sentence" when tallying up the sins at the very end. *Ding*

The guy Emily Blunt punches is actually her brother in real life. She managed to get him a cameo!

There's actually a reason why Rita was the only one with a melee weapon, its too heavy, takes too long to master so it isn't time efficient for another soldier to pick up and learn, Rita had all the time in the world to learn how to use one and the reason why she decided to learn was because she kept dying in verdan due to running out of ammo

She is not creeped out by him knowing too much about her. She is realizing that he's starting to get more attached because he's been spending every day with her, and she sees this because he's reminding her of when she was in the same reversed circumstance with that other guy she talks about.

I'd like a sequel... well, a prequel... Raise your hand if you'd like to see how the "Angel of Verdun" got her name. With time travel possibilities, the door is wide open for something freaky. + I'd love to hear Tom Cruise say "I'll train you" /shit eating grin... :)

One of the lowest sin counters of any movie this channel has ever done.

I agree with CinemaSins - Edge of Tomorrow was one of the funnest and most entertaining movie of the year thus far. It was a total shock. I thought it would suck, but it was so damn entertaining and enjoyable. Sins and all.

the ending did it for me. the smile is something I didn't realize others can do the same until tom hanks did it.

Now that he has the Omega's power when he will eventually die of old age, that day will be repeated forever?

On your feet maggot! * bang * -maggot! * bang * *-maggot!* * bang * *I'M TRYIN' TO BE NICE TO YOU MAGGOT!!* Never gets old. 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

It wasn't low on gas, they drove and it ran out of gas. Because that's how cars work. I hereby remove that sin.

I always wondered how the drowning scene would have been for Tom Cruise’s character . Drowning is a horrible and slow death. Imaging drowning once, coming back to life and knowing that you may have to drown a few more times before you get that part right so you can move past that? Jesus.

LV.1 Tom Cruise LV.35 Tom Cruise with time travel ability even after the original Omega was killed

Okay so the omega is a single, time controlling entity. The Alpha's are the extension of itself, and mimics are it's army. Alpha dies, the omega resets the day. So when the Alpha's blood gets on cage, the Omega reads that entity (cage) as another Alpha, therefore when he dies with the Alphas blood inside of him, he retains his life and is sent back to the previous day. So this means that when the Omega's blood gets on him, he BECAME an Omega a moment before death in the same fashion that he became an Alpha (blood combining with his), and then when the Alpha died (after he became the Omega), HE reset the day. This is why he was still alive and the Omega wasn't, because he became an Omega via the now dead Omega's blood, and so for a split second before he also died, the Alpha died and so he reset the day as the sole survivor. However the real Omega is now dead so mimics can no longer exist because cage isn't powerful enough to power/control them all, so even if cage is an "Omega" till the end of time, without an Alpha that's bound to his Omega blood, time can no longer be reset by him because there's no Alpha's to die. Edit: reformatted and clarified since people are commenting on this again lol edit 2: I just realized, what if cage remains as an omega forever and therefore any kids he has become "alphas" and any kids they have essentially become mimics? what if one of his kids dies, could he reset the day?

when he killed the omega, he didnt inherit the alpha's ability (trigger the omega to reset the day when alpha die), he instead inherited the omega's ability to control the time since he the omega's blood touched him when he died, thus explaining why there was no omega when he turned back time... because he himself is the omega... SORT OF.

My favorite thing about this dude is when he actually appreciates a good movie and shows it. The thing for Doug in the end made me happy.

One of the few movies that made me keep reflecting on it for days after I watched it in the theatre. Amaze balls

Whenever CinemaSins likes a movie, I immediately go out and rent that movie

10:52 "Sentence" is misspelled. *DING*

Sin #25: He waits to drop after the ship explosion because many people died the first time around, and he was fine, so he's probably perfectly happy waiting it out.

You need to sin a Sgt. Talking to an officer like that. "What do you want?"

this movie was frikkin awesome

A very sly point of dark humor: everyone is in awe of how Rita killed 100s of Mimics with this new technology (the exoskeleton). She hadn't even been trained on it! But, the movie reveals that she had repeated that day. A lot. So everyone else thinks the technology is easy and deadly to use because in one day, a newbie destroyed the aliens, but really, Rita only knew how to best wield the suit because she used it over and over again. The army is going to get slaughtered using the exoskeletons, because it isn't the silver bullet they think it is!

This movie is so damn good, I came back here just so I could watch some clips of the movie... in fact let’s just use the like button for 1 like = - 1 sin.

"Good for you Doug Liman!" Takes off sins

74 sins? Not bad for a nearly 2 hour movie! :D I fucking love this movie.

1 more sin: Rita doesn't immediately shoot Cage in the head once he knows where the Omega is. There's no reason for them to risk escaping when he has the knowledge he needs and can easily share it with her when the day restarts. And, with how she's been depicted, she would definitely shoot him without hesitation once she knows that he knows.

Good job, except for 2 things: 1. Sleeping in a chopper. OK, he's not a seasoned combatant at this point but he is the army's spokesman. It's very likely that he often travels (for instance, to give speeches or film various military bases) and of course he'd travel in army vehicles, not private jets or limousines. So there is no reason he wouldn't be used to noise and unsteady motion enough to sleep through a flight. 2. The ending makes perfect sense. The guy died in the morning, mere minutes after the invasion and was thrown back by roughly 24 hours so he had almost 24 hours to kill the Omega, which resulted in an explosion at dawn - an hour or so before his original death. Then, he gets thrown back by roughly 24 hours too, right to the chopper flight which probably happened an hour or so before he was arrested and tased (he landed, went straight to general's office, they had a short convo and he was tased immediately which could render him unconscious for a couple of minutes maximum, so there is only a small difference between the time of his original death+ the usual return and the time of his final death+final return. Since it's said that Omega resetting the day is an instinctive reaction, not a conscious decision, he may have acted on his instincts to manipulate time in such a way that he wakes up in a reality he hopes to see. The only thing that could bother you is why he had the conversation with his general so early in the morning and why the sky is darker during the explosion but it's already morning when he flies the chopper. But hey, nobody says Omega's circadian sense was super precise.

Cage is specifically charged with "Impersonating an Officer" - namely, himself. This neatly solves the "Why doesn't anyone recognize his face?" question.

Some people still haven't realized this yet..If CinemaSins makes a video about a movie, that doesn't mean it's a bad movie. Every movies has "sins" because they are movies after all. This movie was really awesome and CinemaSins thinks so as well(read the description).

Damn...Emily Blunt's pushup was sexy & badass at the same time. I love this movie!

This is easily one of my favorite movies of all time.

I was searching this movie for literally 2 years and couldn't find till this guy out of nowhere found this out. thanks man!

He actually inherits the "reset the Day" thing from the Omega. And it resets 2 days because it's the Omega. And since the Omega is dead when he resets, it's not alive, because reasons!

they are an effective team

Just watched this tonight. Probably one of the best sci-fi movies I've seen in years.

I'm proud that I watched this movie on theater. It was amazing. I wish I could watch this again in theater.

You guys get over 9000 sins for referring to the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland as "England". If I had a pound for every time I saw/heard an American do this on the Internet or in a work of fiction, I...could probably at the very least buy myself a new computer. Or a case of whisky to drown my sorrows at the fact that so many people apparently don't know Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland et al exist or think they're separate countries.

It's fucking criminal that this only made $370million worldwide at the box office but while stuff like GotG makes almost $800million and Age of Extinction made over a billion. You see people? This is why we can't have better films

this movie is an editing masterpiece

"you were winning the war and reset the day just because you lost one person" thats me every time i play a game with any sort of perma death

Emily blunt is soo fucking hot in this movie

Watched this film again in 2019. It still holds up! What a refreshing, fun and intriguing movie!

This movie was great, and I'm pretty damn sure I will never forget it's ending, it was so fun and clever, as if the song was made for this movie and vice-versa.

I love the sins off at the very end. Love the heavy handed/slightly ambiguous ending.

I remember the first time I saw this movie ( I really should see it again ) and I saw Blunt do her push-up, my immediate response was "God damn!"

They changed a lot from the original novel and manga this is based on, All You Need Is Kill, which creates a lot of plot holes, but still, this movie did a damn good job, and this movie is a manga adaptation with Tom Cruise in it. Think on that for a bit.

Tom Cruise has really worked in some of the best movies. This is one of them. I can never get bored of this movie how many times I watch it. It feels like we are also acting like the Omega because it always gives the same feel good emotions as first time watching. Great movie.

This was a good movie but you seriously have to read the book, All You Need Is Kill by Hiroshi Sakurazaka. It's a "light novel," which is basically the Japanese equivalent of the cheap pulp books you buy at the airport, but it's just so well-written and exciting and heart-wrenching and brutal. It's one hell of a novel. It even has a nearly perfect opening line. "When the bullets start flying, it's only a matter of time before fear catches up with a soldier." Awesome, just awesome.

the aliens are fire emblem players "shit,lost a troop with shitty stats but I'm one move away from killing the boss, guess it's time to reset"

LOVED this movie but also wondered what happened to the camera crew :) AND YESSSSSS at 10:25! Thats the one thing I've never heard anyone answer. If you reset the day the Omega should still be alive. In the blu ray behind the scenes they state that they started filming principle photography for this film and still didnt have an ending in place so to me I believe is whythe ending is a lil kooky

This is what we would've got if Michael bay made groundhog day

I swear this is the movie I've been looking for years

Very big plot fail that Cinemasins failed to point out is that cage didn't have to lose the power at all...he lost because after he got the omega device thingy with the general, they left the building, got into a car, were chased, crashed, captured, passed out and received transfusion....but he didn't have to leave the general's room at all. could've used the device while in there, whilst Rita points the gun at the general, finds out where the omega is, and then rita shoots him, he resets the day and they go there. that would evidently circumvent those major stretches where cage doesn't die when he logically should've when going for the omega without the resetting power.

Yup, the ending doesn´t make any sense. But I guess they wanted an ending like in Prince of Persia: Everyone dies, but in the end, everyone is alive again. Still loved this movie, though. One of my favourite.

2:40 Emily Blunt punching her brother

He became the omega when he got the omega blood on him at the end. Great movie. One of my favorites. Right up there with Shawshank, Idiocracy, and Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy

I never would have known these guys liked this movie if I hadn't have looked in the description.

You must have watched this movie at least 20 times to find so much wrong with it. I noticed all of these things too but I still loved the movie. That's why I watched it 21 times.

wow, it's the only cinemasns video 've ever saw where Jeremy actually congratulates the director at the end and removes some sins while doing it

10:30 He absorbed the Omega's blood at the end, stealing its ability. The alpha he got his powers from originally didn't reset either. The Omega seems to have been no different.

Wow... this is the only time I recall that many sins being taken back . That deserves something special. Good job, CinemaSins Three thumbs up, one for Live on the Edge, one for Live. Die. Repeat., and one for Edge of Tomorrow.

I assumed the original infection of Rita was an accident, and when the Omega realized it happened, it came up with the "let them win one battle" plan. It took many tries to win because the Omega didn't realize right away.

Idk if him knowing stuff about her in this scenario is creeping her out, so much as triggering her back into war mode, from her cup of tea time, knowing that cage has spent alot of time actually getting to know her "favs". She wants to win, and for things to go back to "normal", so that she doesn't have to remember the thousands of times she's watched her love ones die over and over again. I'm guessing she knows where cage is at in his progression of "falling in love" bit.

Bill Paxton, you're missed.

Is this the first time cinema sins took sins away for stuff they liked? Does that mean they really liked this movie? I did too, I don't know why so many people hated it (other then how people hate Tom Cruise for being a scientologist even though his religion has literally no affect on his ability to act)

Misspell sentence at the end. But it's nice to see a movie without over 100 sins. And I think the omega was impressed by the tenacity of toms character that it sets things back to before he made his mistake

@cinemasins You are so right about that last scene. Doug Liman nailed it. Glint in Tom's eyes hits me in the feels everytime.

hey CinemaSins I have been watching your videos for over a year and never subscribed. I'm impressed by your ability to see the obvious even better than me{and that's saying something} so I'm going to finally subscribe. just keep bringing me more stuff to nitpick at.

Who else fucking loved this movie.

I cant believe people completely missed the fact that Cinema Sins actually enjoyed this movie...

The James Bond Skyfall montage was so clever ! Good job !

Glad you liked it it's one of my favorites. Sickest sifi concept

The mimics were playing Fire Emblem. Can't lose a single Alpha.

1) aliens don't understand human speach 2) people who would have read the japanese light novel this movie down graded from, is that vita originally used a battle ax, not a sword. 3) cage originally adopted the use of a battle ax because he didn't like a weapon that had a limit of use 4) originally the mimics never had an alpha and omega, this is something Hollywood just put it in for absolutely no reason 5) original ending had cage and vita try to kill each other with cage killing her 6) yes i understand it doesn't matter if we read the book, so i'm just informing people of the differences that made the novel better than the movie

"Are you and Jack and effective team" gotta love your editing man

One of the best movies I've ever seen in my life!

Sin 25 (or 26) is wrong ... he didn't free-fall, he rappelled down. You can see the lines attached to the ship on fire (he even entangle with others on the way down). Line only breaks when he is about to land, so he was a lot slower. Also, people have survived without a scratch from falling 10 floors (100 feet) if they don't hit anything and are cushioned (like ... a power suit?) Anyway thumbs up on removing sins on his multiple sequential deaths, that was hilarious

I don't know if I'm wrong here but in the movie it is said that the Omega uses the same technique as Cage: every time something goes wrong, the Omega resets the day, but remembers what has to be done differently the next time. Since the aliens are all linked up, I think the death of an Alpha is the important trigger to reset the day, as the "grunt" aliens aren't worth saving. Also, as far as I understood, both "infections" with alpha blood were accidental. When the girl got infected, the Omega let the humans win the battle so the girl wouldn't die anymore and lose her powers (she even says this herself). Infecting Cage is also accidental, pretty much proven by the fact the he outsmarts the Omega and kills it in the end. As I said, I might be wrong here, but I think these are good enough explanations against two of your sins. Otherwise, great video as always! :) Have a nice day!

You forgot to mention the fact that Cruise had become so pro on killing aliens, that he did it without wearing an exi-skeleton, using only an axe....

I enjoyed this movie really well the suspense was on maximum throughout the whole movie and very entertaining

One of the most underrated movie of the year, maybe even the decade.

Am I the only one who thought "sexy pushup"alone was enough to watch this movie? I'm kidding, Tom Cruise and action w/ Emily Blunt helped, but "sexy pushup" Un ding(except my pants). I really thought this movie was underrated big time. I think the timing(not far off from the Oblivion debacle) had people not wanting to see another Cruise future movie I guess. Shame. BTW, I bet a lot of people who hate on Cruise(why again?) would love seeing him get killed, again and again. Sins off. :)

The only thing i don't understand is why Tom's character had to make a run for it while still in the General's office. He could have pretended to agree to deploy, walk out the building casually, then just disappear.

This was probably the best role Bill Paxton ever did. Rip Bill.

Enjoyed the movie. Here's my theory of the movie's time logic: (1) Omega resides outside the traditional timeline; or it has it’s own timeline, so when time is reset, Omega is completely unaffected. Entities that share or pseudo-share Omega’s consciousness, e.g. Alphas, and the occasional human that share their blood, get reset physically but retain the memory via Omega. (2) The reset ability normally belongs to Alphas (their death), but when a human takes that ability away, only the human controls time reset (his/her death). When the human loses the Alpha blood, Alpha’s time reset ability is restored. (3) Even though the Mimic looks like a bunch of aliens, it is actually one being. (This is actually from the movie) (4) Single Timeline (or two timelines: regular timeline & the separate Omega timeline) (5) The Ending Omega is dying. Cage is dying. Time-resetting blood gets transferred to Cage’s body, making Cage a human “Alpha” again, whose death triggers time reset. “Alpha” Cage dies. The day is reset. But here, the term “resetting the day” is very vague and its parameters arbitrary. For the Omega itself and its physical and mental condition, day reset changes nothing. The Alphas’ day gets reset (their physical and positional condition), but they retain memory of the reset past because of the Omega. The tiny Mimics’ days get reset and they don’t remember what happened, but behave differently as they are controlled by better-knowing Omega/Alphas. The power-transferred human seems to behave similar to the Alpha, but when he/she dies, time gets reset to the beginning of the day that he/she last regained consciousness, and he/she wakes up at the time he/she last regained consciousness. I think the reason day keeps getting reset to the beginning of the day of the meeting and not the day of the attack is that Cage never sleeps during the night in between because he's either scared, nervous, or training. There's a reason the movie showed that sleepless night stroll fistfight scene. As far as time reset is concerned, those two Earth days in the movie are basically, biologically, one day. This consciousness principle doesn’t necessarily apply to the Alphas, since they probably don’t sleep, get knocked out and faint, etc. Anyways, so when Cage dies, day is reset, and as the hurting Omega, retaining its physical/positional condition and unaffected by the reset, dies shortly after, Cage wakes up-after hours of the day where he was unconscious-not on the airport tarmac, but a few hours prior in the helicopter. Because hours have passed since the day was reset, Omega (and Alphas/Mimics, of course) has been dead for a while, humans have found the dead aliens and assumed that they miraculously died the night prior, meeting with the General has been cancelled, Cage never gets knocked out in the base, never faints and wakes up on the airport tarmac, thus making the helicopter wake-up his last return to consciousness. The Alpha blood in Cage is probably meaningless now that Omega is gone, which means Cage does not have day resetting powers anymore. Cage is just a regular human being now, the only difference being the memory. This explanation seems to make logical sense, but the premises required to make the logic work feel a bit contrived and arbitrary.

No you should remove 30 sins for the sexy pushup.

Cruise seems to bring out his best performance when the story is total fantasy and demands detached behaviour,plus rip bill Paxton you gave us so many magical character performances!!!

These CinemaSins are Amazing!!! Makes my day!😂😂😂

5:01 That's basically me when playing Fire Emblem games.

I like the aliens in this movie. the way they move is cool.

"Why doesn't everyone have this slaugther paddles" - if you read the book you'd know :)

Those edits at the end were 👌🏻 Brilliant! 🤣

'Do or do not, hot soldier girl, there is no try'.

For sin 66, I assure you that timeline is accurate for the military. Show up at 0400 to leave at 0900. Lol

This movie is actually amazing and makes you use your brain to keep up.

I just watched this again after a long time. It doesn't slip up at all. I also noticed that, what tom cruise went through during the first phase of the movies was similar to the stages of grief. You can see him in denial, he tries to bargain, he gets angry then he gets depressed. Then finally he just says fuck it, i am going to own this.