Spoiler but objective review.

Rating: Null/10 (11 June 2014)

This movie is pure fun but also purely common. As a science fiction enthusiast I give applause to Cruise, lending his fame to the advancement of science fiction based movies, the ideas of a united humanity, though only produced consequently against a subdued violence against a more powerful alien life form. Visually you will be entertained through on screen jokes of the re-live factor as the movie premise, humored as well by the rapture of Emily Blunt fresh take and salvaging betrayal of action star warrior galore. However passed the reoccurring nightmare that is Major William Cage, the theme of war amongst extra-terrestrial life as seen here, Cruise's Oblivion, War of the Worlds, film again, focuses on the uninteresting, personal journey of Cage accepting truth that we are not alone in the face of annihilation. It would be nice perhaps a bit inventive, to see a science fiction movie return to its glory beyond the scope of war solely as human inevitable fight for existence and enter the realm of creativity, examinations of enlightened sentient being outside the arena of the nostalgia gun blazing, tiring struggle, fight, and conquer. See Contact, Jupiter Ascending Trailer, Interstellar.