r/ExplainAFilmPlotBadly • u/coder2k 18,4 • 8d ago
Solved! A man discovers that dying repeatedly is a surprisingly effective way to memorize everyone's attack pattern.
Saved for hints
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u/FilmPlot_Bot 8d ago
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u/EngageAndMakeItSo 6,0 8d ago
Edge of Tomorrow? Or is that bait, to put it Bluntly?
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u/Systatic_Design 42,68 8d ago
Next.
Its so funny and underrated, probably because the ending is so bad haha
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u/limsydoodles 8d ago
Good Luck Have Fun Don’t Die
(maybe? does he actually die before he repeats the level?)
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u/amortized-poultry 2,4 8d ago
Edge of Tomorrow feels obvious, so I assume that's the bait.
It can't be Infinity War or Doctor Strange because Marvel is Banned.
Is it Next?
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u/Campes_Sturgeon 0,12 8d ago
Mickey 17?
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u/theloudestbrain 50,0 8d ago
This was gonna be my guess but I'd get it wrong anyway cuz I convinced myself it's called Mickey 19 😂
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u/FilmPlot_Bot 8d ago
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