Movie Review: Edge of Tomorrow!

05.31.2014 – Edge of Tomorrow is an interesting science fiction film that has time travel as part of its narrative, which weaves into something more than your usual ‘ground hog day.’ There are things unexplained for what Major William Cage is experiencing. In the trailers it mostly tells you he’s re-living the same day over and over, but there is something more that’s not telling the movie. This is the reason why everyone is talking about the film for those who had the privilege to see it first hand.

Edge of Tomorrow Sneak Previews on June 2nd & 3rd!

05.29.2014 – If you’re wondering about what’s interesting in Edge of Tomorrow, and you can’t wait for it to hit cinemas next week you’ll be surprised that the film will held two sneak previews prior to the screen date. The film touted to be a sleeper blockbuster hit will surely give you something to rave about. It’s something inspired by another film that wakes up Tom Cruise to the same scenario, but there is a shocker that is waiting to happen.

Emily Blunt has the Edge of Tomorrow!

05.26.2014 – Edge of Tomorrow is nearing its screen date and the Japanese Manga inspired by the original title “All You Need Is Kill” is building up interest. Tom Cruise as Major William Cage won’t go out alone in this film. A Golden Globe-winning actress whose transformative ability and versatile performances make her one of the most in demand actresses of today, Emily Blunt (“Looper”) now plays Special Forces warrior Rita Vrataski in Warner Bros. Pictures’ and Village Roadshow Pictures’ sci-fi thriller “Edge of Tomorrow.”

Doug Liman Directs You to the Edge of Tomorrow!

05.24.2014 – Edge of Tomorrow is something new to the visuals, but the story takes its inspiration from the original Japanese graphic novel “All You Need is Kill” by Hiroshi Sakurazaka with illustrations by Yoshitoshi ABe. But clearly for those who haven’t read or heard about the Japanese military science fiction light novel might scramble and look for the actual copy. Doug Liman, the director behind the “Bourne” films translated it into something you want to see…

Alien Invasion in the Edge of Tomorrow!

05.16.2014 – What if you experience death so many times, that you felt too much redundancy and don’t know where will it end? There are a few films that have that rare premise that have similar situations and consequences. Edge of Tomorrow is one such film that touches kind of narrative, where things unexplained but in order to get through that and change things you must repeat. With each change gains experience and it does look lime time traveling...

Three Countries on the 'Edge of Tomorrow!'

05.09.2014 – Edge of Tomorrow inspired from the Japanese Manga title “All You Need is Kill” is making rounds for its promotion with teaser posters and trailers. The movie is headlined by Tom Cruise & Emily Blunt as the lead actors for this gritty film. A recurring incident where Major William Cage wakes up like in the scenes of ‘Ground Hog Day,’ but in a very uncompromising circumstances of apocalytiptic possibilities like being trapped in time to change the outcome of the situation.

Edge of Tomorrow International Poster Launched!

04.24.2014 – Edge of Tomorrow inspired from a Japanese Manga that has science fiction elements and taking some inspirations from ‘The Ground Hog Day’ appears to take a different look at waking up to the same time and place all over again. Warner Bros. and Village Roadshow have just unveiled the international main one-sheet art for Doug Liman's futuristic thriller “Edge of Tomorrow” starring Tom Cruise and Emily Blunt. Imagine how it feels to be stuck battling the same war repeatedly instead of just trying to be nice while stranded in a little town…

Edge of Tomorrow New Trailer!

03.28.2014 – Edge of Tomorrow based from an original Japanese Manga with some elements of “Ground Hog Day” having science fiction elements slowly getting the attention that this is not just another Tom Cruise film. While the original novel by Hiroshi Sakurazaka carried a different title, but still inspired a would-be box office film that certainly a sci-fi thriller that really kicks some serious alien ass. Warner Bros. Picture Studios and Village Roadshow released a new trailer…

PRESS RELEASE: Edge of Tomorrow Trailer!

12.12.2013 – Tom Cruise has been to the future recently that did not turned well in Oblivion. This time he’s in a far flung future that reminds you of a cross between “Ground Hog Day” and “Iron Man” that was based from a Japanese novel. Edge of Tomorrow has been in the news about Tom’s next film this time with co-star Emily Blunt. The trailer finally released by Warner Bros. Picture Studios has very apocalyptic theme that also reminds you of “Alien” and countless Sci-Fi films before…

Looper - Movie Review!

 For F*** Magazine, Singapore

LOOPER

Director:	Rian Johnson
Cast:	Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Bruce Willis, Emily Blunt
Genre:	Action, Thriller
Run Time:	118 mins
Opens:	11 October 2012

There’s no doubt about it: time travel has been something that’s fascinated the public consciousness for quite a while now. From H.G. Wells’ The Time Machine to Back to the Future to The Time-Traveller’s Wife, it seems authors and filmmakers have tapped into mankind’s almost primal desire to transcend the boundaries of time. It could be compared to mankind’s almost primal desire to fly. But while we’ve kinda achieved flight by way of heavier-than-air flying machines, time travel is still something that is quite elusive, to say the least.

Writer-director Rian Johnson’s film Looper offers an interesting twist on things: the ‘Loopers’ of the title are specialised assassins who take care of the trash of the future, by executing those sent back in time by criminal syndicates for a clean, untraceable disposal. Joe (Gordon-Levitt) is one such Looper, living the high life  working his fairly uncomplicated job. However, every Looper must eventually ‘close the loop’ – i.e. kill the future version of themselves sent back in time, effectively tying up any loose ends for the crime syndicates. However, Joe’s future self (Willis) won’t go out without a fight, and evades execution. The younger Joe seeks refuge at a farm owned by redneck single mother Sara (Blunt), and just as he figures out how to deal with future-Joe, future-Joe sees the opportunity to right a few wrongs now that he’s in the past, and both must confront each other - even if it means tearing apart the fabric of time itself.