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Salam Alrawi Amerika Serikat (AS) Local time: 19:05 Inggris ke Arab + ...
Nov 11, 2014
Have you seen the movie: live die repeat "edge of tomorrow" yet?
I think after some weird movies that Tom Cruise has done, he actually did good job in this movie. I really enjoyed it.
Wonder what you guys think.
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ATIL KAYHAN Turki Local time: 03:05 Anggota sejak (2007) Turki ke Inggris + ...
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Nov 11, 2014
I have not seen the movie yet. It has an IMDb rating of 8.0 out of ten. It is an sci-fi action movie. Its MPAA rating is PG-13. Actually, my favorite MPAA rating happens to be R. The director of the movie is Doug Liman, who also directed The Bourne Identity and The Bourne Ultimatum. I look forward to seeing it.
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LEXpert Amerika Serikat (AS) Local time: 19:05 Anggota sejak (2008) Kroasia ke Inggris + ...
Liked it
Nov 11, 2014
Saw it on the plane, well-made and definitely enjoyable if you're a fan of Tom Cruise and/or sci-fi.
Interestingly, after the box office take was apparently less than stellar (supposedly 364 mil USD worldwide, which doesn't exactly seem like a flop to me, but what do I know about "Hollywood accounting"...), a re-branding campaign was implemented to make the original catchphrase "Live Die Repeat" much more prominent than the actual title, in the hopes of increasing home video sales.
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