Of course, with today being February 2, AMC aired Groundhog Day. As well-regarded as it is, I still think it is under-rated by many.
Watched Escape Plan last night... I want that 2 hours of my life back...
Of course, with today being February 2, AMC aired Groundhog Day. As well-regarded as it is, I still think it is under-rated by many.
Roger Ebert listed it in his "great movies" collection, and back when The International Journal of Psychoanalysis was publishing in English, there was a lengthy scholarly article on how profoundly well the psychology in that movie worked.
Saw a sort of meme where it was suggested that Hollywood announce a sequel to Groundhog Day, and then just re-release the original.![]()
And my response in white.Finally saw Groundhog D-Day, a.k.a. Edge of Tomorrow. Loved the plotline; everything else was secondary and I think everybody (except Cruise probably, but it didn't matter) understood that.
One question, though: (spoiler)
And my response in white.
Follow-up question in white: Then when the Alpha sees them at the Louvre, why didn't it immediately self-terminate to restart the day, so either the Omega would be moved or at least would be ready for them?
If it were to self-terminate then, that would just lead to the same cycle repeating. The Alpha would know that one of the humans has this ability to also reset, and therefore can avoid falling for a trap they would set. Eventually, you just have to play it out to the end or you're in a perpetual stalemate.