Let's get to it man. In my humble opinion, and in a few others who check for these science 'faction' films that the elite love to push on us, it's a decent movie. Now mind you; if you have the attention span of a goldfish, or suffer from severe ADD, then skip this and go troll on Instagram and Tracebook...I really and sincerely mean Facebook.This is a film you can watch at least twice without getting bored.
Now I'm not saying the events in this particular movie are true (far from it brothers and sisters), but its an insight into what the elite are planning. As usual if you watch the times and read the scripts then you know this. So here we go with the reoccurring themes.
After an invasion of 'Aliens' the earth is all but destroyed and men unite to fight back...blah blah blah. But check it; a reluctant soldier gets thrown on the battlefield and gets exposed to the enemy. As a result he gets to relive the same day over and over again but with a catch. He dies over and over again but each time he goes a little further. Its like playing your favorite war game and resetting it every time your man dies. Of course there are other subplots and topics explored like quantum physics, multiple dimensions, immortality, and things like that. But overall it will keep you entertained to the end.
Tammy (ambassador for Scientology) Cruise acts as the hero and some plain Jane chick (Emily something) is the love interest. To really appreciate the special effects cop the DVD cause the bootleg will piss you off. On a scale of 1 - 10 its a 8 for the simple fact that they figured out a way to film the same scene at least a hundred times and each one is unique.
Watch out for the symbolism:
- England (new Jerusalem according to elite and occult) is the center of the coalition.
- Exoskeleton suites already used by the military
- Time travel - they wish they had the power, don't believe the BS.
- Aliens bad, New World Order good
- Immortality - only The Most High control that.
