Like Bill Murray in Groundhog Day, Tom Cruise as officer Bill Cage in the upcoming sci-fi movie Edge of Tomorrow is reliving one hell of a day over and over again. Unlike Groundhog Day, this action thriller is a bloody and explosive time loop.
In the futuristic flick's first trailer (above), Lt. Col. Cage is thrust into combat for the first time in his military career when aliens attack Earth. Within minutes of entering battle, he dies.
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But being in a mysterious time loop, he tries to fight the aliens differently each time he is resurrected — with more force thanks to skills he's learning from Special Forces solider Rita Vrataski (played by Emily Blunt).
The Doug Liman-directed film from Warner Bros. and Village Roadshow Pictures, debuts June 6. Warner Bros. released this movie poster alongside the trailer on Wednesday:
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BONUS: 9 Unofficial Christmas Movies That Should Be Holiday Classics
Because every dude you went to high school with can't be wrong (on this subject, anyway).
Halloween or Christmas? It's a pointless battle that needs to stop.
I mean ... it was on Christmas Day.
As ABC Family's "25 Days of Christmas" commands it, so shall it be.
What would Mean Girls be without "Jingle Bell Rock?" And without its Christmas cheer, no one would even know about Glen Coco.
Another solid Christmas movie that's often shoved into the Halloween category. They might be furry little monsters, but they're furry little monsters in late December wearing Santa hats.
Because one of the film's most important moments is the gift of Christmas puppy.
A generally heartwarming film that ends with a horde of orphans opening Christmas presents; how could this not be considered a Christmas movie?
If New Year's Eve movies were a thing, it might make that list -- but for now this rom com is not only a Christmas movie, but a Christmas test. As you watch it, ask yourself, "Do you have someone to help you carry your tree, or are you dragging it alone?"
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