Good movie spoiled by inconsistent physics

Rating: 6/10 (17 July 2014)

This might have a bit of a spoiler in it, I'm not sure so to be safe maybe don't read it. There was nothing wrong with this movie until we got to the last two or three minutes. "Re- setting the day is an interesting thing to do in a Sci-fi I guess, and it made it possible for an incompetent guy to become an excellent soldier in a fight against the superior aliens. There is only one (really big) problem. There is no way to re-set the day and get the result that the ending gave us. It's not cool to fool around with time or any physical laws more than you already have to get to the end. You can't just write a happy ending and resurrect dead characters or anything else ya might want to do to satisfy your desire for a happy ending. If you establish certain "Physics" then be happy the audience will accept that and tell your story. But, you can't assume that you can then just do whatever you want. You have to stick to the new physics and finish your story. If you want a whole bunch more lee way to get the ending you want then re- write it or write another one. This story was rendered ridiculous by the idea that the protagonist killed the main bad guy so now he can have whatever he wants when and however he wants it.