Matt Singer’s review published on Letterboxd:
This is one of those movies where a guy is stuck in a time loop.
This is one of those movies where a guy is stuck in a time loop. And every time he redoes something, he learns a little.
This is one of those movies where a guy is stuck in a time loop. And every time he redoes something, he learns a little. It's also the rare summer blockbuster that is very well-written; funny, smart, and it all actually makes sense.
This is one of those movies where a guy is stuck in a time loop. And every time he redoes something, he learns a little. It's also the rare summer blockbuster that is very well-written; funny, smart, and it all actually makes sense. Tom Cruise is a little miscast as a coward who becomes an unlikely savior--Cruise has saved the world onscreen too many times for us to really buy that--but, as usual, he delivers a charismatic and fully committed performance.
This is one of those movies where a guy is stuck in a time loop. And every time he redoes something, he learns a little. It's also the rare summer blockbuster that is very well-written; funny, smart, and it all actually makes sense. Tom Cruise is a little miscast as a coward who becomes an unlikely savior--Cruise has saved the world onscreen too many times for us to really buy that--but, as usual, he delivers a charismatic and fully committed performance. I sort of regret this gimmicky review; it hasn't worked out how I wanted, but too late to go back and restart now. OR IS IT?!?