I assume because it would know they knew its location and move itself.One thing I did not understand. They got the tool and then got into this huge car chase afterwards. During the car chase, tom Cruise with help stabs his own leg and finds the information they had been looking for the whole time. Why did she not just shoot Tom Cruise and reset the day right then? I assumed that was the idea behind having him stab himself while being chased by everyone. Instead they continue the chase. They could have started fresh with that new knowledge and gone from the very beginning knowing that the information would remain unchanged until the mission was accomplished.
Plot? Tom has to bleed out a bit after that so he loses the ability completely in order for the story to continue. Leadsalad's answer isn't a bad one, if you want to force some lore, but Rita walks into the emergency room ready to shoot him like 30 seconds later.One thing I did not understand. They got the tool and then got into this huge car chase afterwards. During the car chase, tom Cruise with help stabs his own leg and finds the information they had been looking for the whole time. Why did she not just shoot Tom Cruise and reset the day right then? I assumed that was the idea behind having him stab himself while being chased by everyone. Instead they continue the chase. They could have started fresh with that new knowledge and gone from the very beginning knowing that the information would remain unchanged until the mission was accomplished.
I literally thought exactly this, she should have shot him right after they knew where the mimic wasOne thing I did not understand. They got the tool and then got into this huge car chase afterwards. During the car chase, tom Cruise with help stabs his own leg and finds the information they had been looking for the whole time. Why did she not just shoot Tom Cruise and reset the day right then? I assumed that was the idea behind having him stab himself while being chased by everyone. Instead they continue the chase. They could have started fresh with that new knowledge and gone from the very beginning knowing that the information would remain unchanged until the mission was accomplished.
ftfyI literally thought exactly this, she should have shot him right after they knew where the omega was
Ya with marketing the box office scale( 80% to studio in first week then less each week after) and blu ray sales, which I think were around 700,000 it broke even. The budget was abnormally high.Great movie, positively surprised, I wish it had had more success...
I just checked and it made $369m worldwide !
Edge of Tomorrow (2014) - Box Office Mojo
She does not have the time reset power, or...more so the remembrance of the resets...she has the skills and knowledge she obtained through her time in the loop. IMO the Manga pulled a very typical manga / anime trope in "one of us has to die!" just as trope as the movie was Hollywood. And to end it she didn't have to kill him, just one of them had to kill the other- they explain the link and crap but its really just as far fetched and out of nowhere imo as the movies reasoning in the end.The manga is more interesting, as someone mentioned. Rita still has the power (somewhat?) and at the end, she realizes that in order for time to continue, she has to kill the protagonist. She dies by him.
That seems kinda tropish by japanese standards. They seem to have a huge hardon for greek tragedies. And to be fair, the happy ending love story in EoT is definitely an American(Western?) trope. So, not sure if it is more interesting than just a different cultural standard grafted onto the base story.The manga is more interesting, as someone mentioned. Rita still has the power (somewhat?) and at the end, she realizes that in order for time to continue, she has to kill the protagonist. She dies by him.