A film worthy of a sequel

Rating: 10/10 (3 February 2016)

Of all the movies I've seen (and there have been a lot of them), this movie made me think the most.
In the end; Cruise's character having regained what he'd lost and "repeating" (1-time deal?) after the "Queen Bee" of aliens dies, or does he now have the everlasting ability (short of a transfusion or being put on life-support)?
When he introduces himself to Rita one last time; or has he met her for the last time a million times? Perhaps they've lived long lives, and when he's old and standing at her grave or on his death-bed decides he wants to go back ("repeat") and meet her for the first time for the millionth & One time?
If we could "repeat" our lives (reset) from any moment in our past, would we? Would I? Would you?
There was a 2-part of 'Doctor Who in which The Doctor's trying to break out of an unimaginable prison. Every time he tries, he dies and is reborn right back in that prison reliving trying to break out. The days turn to years turn to millenniums (4.5-billion years) until he finally manages to find a way.
Emily Blunt was SO HOT in this movie (Edge of Tomorrow / 'Live, Die, Repeat) and Tom Cruise being one of my favorite actors (although he's a pretty-boy and gets all the chicks so I have to hate him), if ever there were a movie worthy of a sequel it's got to be this one, though I don't think that will happen.
William Cage (Tom Cruise), Rita 'Rose' Vrataski (Emily Blunt) Who Are They? Who do they become and where do they go from here, when the story ends & the future is a blank-slate, when or after they meet for the 1st time for the Millionth & One time?
"Repeat" . . .