However, her knowing this information doesn't make any sense. The only way for a character to know if they have this "checkpoint" is to die, and subsequently experience time-rewinding. So if she lost her ability, she would just die expecting for time to rewind, and then that wouldn't happen. Plus, per the movies rules, she would have no recollection of the previous attempts and rewinds. Later in the film, she even gets frustrated that the protagonist is using his attempts to also try to seduce her, without her knowledge. So to her knowledge, she would believe she still has the ability and wouldn't be weary about blood transfusions (another plot point). Admittedly, I believe the protagonist could inform her that she lost her ability but to my recollection, this isn't done in the film.
In Edge of Tomorrow, Rita Vrataski dramatically tells Cage her true middle name before one of her deaths. When I was watching, I assumed that Cage would use this knowledge to gain her trust in a crucial moment later on. But no such moment occurs, and the name is never mentioned again in the movie. So...what gives?! Was there a scene that was taken out that used it? Did it come from an earlier script that was later edited, but not edited enough?
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Where the normal orange-colored Mimics are basic workers/pawns, sent into battle for the sole purpose of killing enemies, the Omega also employes the use of the blue-tinted Alphas, who serve as the eyes and ears of the Omega on the front lines. Unlike basic Mimics, Alphas are precious to the collective, and thanks to their direct link to the Omega, contain the head creature's time-controlling essence in their blood. Should an Alpha die, the Omega resets time but retains the knowledge of everything that went wrong on the battlefield - allowing the creature to make tactical adjustments accordingly, and gain an upper hand in the new time cycle.
The pair came to the conclusion that only one organism (Mimic or Man) could be in charge of the reset at any given time - meaning that when Rita acquired the ability, the Omega no longer had control, giving Vrataski (and later Cage) a temporary edge. The Alpha blood also caused Vrataski (and eventually Cage) to have visions of the Omega's hidden location, and Dr. Carter surmised that if they could find the creature in time, before a reset, they could wipe out the entire Mimic invasion force - since the creatures were all extensions of the Omega. As it turns out, Vrataski and Cage's "visions" were actually traps, planted by the Omega after it had figured out who was in control of the loop - by drawing Rita (and later Cage) to an isolated location, the Omega hoped to reclaim its looper blood, so that the Mimics could regain control of the time reset.
Even though Cage survives the detonation, he is doomed to die - that is, until the Omega's blood, rising through the water, seeps into his wound. As Cage dies he regains control of the Mimic's ability to reset time - this time waking up hours before he was ever arrested (his usual start point in the loop). Furthermore, certain actions from the previous loop are retained - while others are not. The Mimics are dead following an unknown event (unknown to everyone but Cage) below the Louvre. Yet, J-Squad and Vrataski have all been resurrected, with no knowledge of their role in eliminating the Mimics during the prior time cycle.
Video games are tough to adapt for film. Most obviously, while properties like Super Mario and Sonic the Hedgehog might have an elaborate mythology, their mass market appeal is their gameplay dynamics rather than their central narratives. This is why adaptations of games are often narrative disasters, as writers try to impose conventional structure on the surface iconography.
Watching films like Sonic the Hedgehog or Tomb Raider, you might be forgiven for wondering if anybody involved in those movies has any affection for the experience of actually playing a video game. Edge of Tomorrow might not be directly based on an established video game property, but it serves as a love letter to the entire medium.
Cage wakes up on a pile of duffel bags in the afternoon at Heathrow Airport, which has been turned into a military base. A Sergeant shoves boots into his hands and calling him 'maggot' before another Sergeant named Farrell takes over. It turns out General Brigham sent orders to Farrell stating Cage had tried to desert and had now been demoted from an Officer to Private. Cage is assigned to a band of eccentric soldiers, J-Squad, who are caught gambling by Farrell when Cage is introduced to them. Farrell forces J-Squad to eat the cards they are gambling with and then instructs them to get Cage ready to deploy with them tomorrow. Cage is immediately taken by the squad for Physical Training (PT).
Cage awakens on the duffel bags again, but starts cooperating with Sgt. Farrell and J-Squad in order to buy himself time to find Vrataski. After several fatal attempts in the base at slipping away, Cage finally manages to get away from PT and finds Vrataski in a training bay surrounded by training drones. The special forces soldiers are all hostile towards him and Vrataski greets him rudely, but when he explains Vrataski asked for him, she whisks him away to a weapons building bay where her acquaintance Carter works. Once there, they go to a back room and Cage gets an explanation from Vrataski and Carter: Vrataski was also stuck in a time loop in Verdun, explaining how she came to be able to kill hundreds of Mimics single-handedly by the final loop. The loop was created by the blood of the large blue 'Alpha' Mimic (ordinary Mimics are human-sized and orange), but once the looper receives a human blood transfusion, the loop is broken and the person will die permanently. As such, Vrataski instructs Cage to always make sure he dies fully instead of being accidentally resuscitated like she was post-Verdun, an act which broke her out of the loop cycle. Carter was formerly a researcher in General Brigham HQ, but his theory that all Mimics are just neural manifestations of one overmind 'Omega' alien creature led him to create a device that could locate the Omega if inputted into an Alpha led to him being fired. Cage tries to process all of this but Vrataski states that for them to find the Omega first they must survive the invasion tomorrow. She then proceeds to train Cage, killing him a few times when he is injured so that he awakes on the duffels and starts over again. Cage and Vrataski become much improved in combat on the beach, but despite everything, they both keep dying and Cage loops over and over. Cage grows attracted to Vrataski and watching her die over and over again also starts take an emotional toll.
Cage awakens strapped to a hospital gurney, under arrest. He realizes he is out of the loop now as he was given a blood transfusion following the car crash. Vrataski breaks the two of them out, but with no more loops left and only several hours before the doomed invasion, Cage decides to go back to the base and find the misfit J-Squad to take them to Paris. Cages now-intimate knowledge of J-Squad and Vrataski credibility convinces J-Squad, and they all take an aircraft and fly to Paris. be457b7860
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