Un Día Más Para Morir

Frank Grillo's actual son Rio Grillo plays his son Joe in the movie.

When Roy extracts the tracker from his tooth and shows it to Dave, the tracking device has an LED that's flashing. While it is understandable that this might be done to make this plot device clearer to see for the viewers, it is very silly to have a blinking light on an implantable tracker. The light would serve no use, and LED lights consume an awful lot of energy.

There is an alternate cut of this movie that's about 6 minutes longer the the US Hulu release. It contains a few alternate editing choices, and a scene missing from the Hulu release.

• The opening studio logos list "MoviePass" where "Hulu" would be.
• After the logos, a character select screen reminiscent of an arcade beat 'em up game introduces our main protagonist and scrolls past a few of villains that will appear in the movie.
• The scene that kicks off the Hulu version is almost identical, however, the MoviePass cut starts off with the title card "Attempt 139".
• At the end of the movie, when Roy uses the Osiris Spindle to reset the day and end the time loop for good, it immediately cuts to credits, leaving us to wonder whether or not he succeeds in his final mission. (Hulu's cut does not make this ambiguous).

Features Pac-Man (1980)