Tom Cruise at Producer’s Guild Awards – First Look (More Photos added)

Tom Cruise at Producer’s Guild Awards – First Look (More Photos added)

Update: More photos have been added

Here are the first photos of Tom at the Producer’s Guild Awards. He’s there to receive the David O. Selznick Achievement Award.



Tom Cruise on Jimmy Kimmel Live (Video, Behind Scenes Photos, Captures)

Tom Cruise on Jimmy Kimmel Live (Video, Behind Scenes Photos, Captures)

Tom Cruise was on Jimmy Kimmel tonight, here’s the video, below is a photo and screen captures


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Tom Cruise and James Corden record a Lion King Sketch

Tom Cruise and James Corden record a Lion King Sketch

Tom Cruise and James Corden recorded a Lion King Sketch, which is set to air on April 27th.
Here are photos and videos:


Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning – Part One Test Screening (Possible Spoilers)

Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning – Part One Test Screening (Possible Spoilers)

There was a test screening for Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning – Part One last night, here is the article from worldofreel.com:

Please note that this may contain SPOILERS and unless something really important comes out of these test screenings, I don’t plan on posting about any other reaction, review or anything before the movie is released. I want to be fully unspoiled for the movie and I’d hate to spoil it to anyone

3+ Hour Cut of ‘Mission: Impossible — Dead Reckoning’ Wows Test-Screening Audience

I’ll play it safe with this one and just say that the reactions coming in for “Mission: Impossible — Dead Reckoning (Part One)” are INCREDIBLE. Nerve-jangling. A lot of cliff jumping. Steep mountain riding. “Tom Cruise is certifiably nuts,” one person says. Oh, and the cut screened last night was a little over 3 hours.

Watched it last night. Best movie of the entire franchise. Wow. Three hours. The stunts are jaw-dropping but there’s also more emotion and more drama in this one. Unlike the other Mission Impossible movies, you get the sense that there’s a finiteness to Ethan Hunt. It’s actually going to end. Did I mention the stunts? Tom Cruise is a madman. The audience roared at the end of the movie.

There have been constant delays in relation to ‘Dead Reckoning,’ especially due to the pandemic’s effect on global supply-chain, production workers and locations.

The film started shooting in Italy on February 2020, but it had to stop and start production seven different times since then. Notice the location, Italy, that was the epicentre of COVID during the early months of the pandemic. Terrible luck.

In contrast, the most recent film in the series, 2018’s “Mission: Impossible — Fallout,” cost $190 million to make. This one had its budget balloon to $290 million.

The end result is that M:I7 has been delayed to summer 2023 because the film ends on a cliff-hanger, and Tom Cruise wanted to finish making the 8th film before releasing the 7th. The plan is to have both films serve as a sendoff for Cruise’s Ethan Hunt character.

‘Dead Reckoning’ is coming off the immense success of Tom Cruise’s “Top Gun: Maverick,” so we bet it’ll probably make a lot of money this summer.

Oscar Nominees Class of 2023 Group Photo

Oscar Nominees Class of 2023 Group Photo

Here’s the group photo of the 2023 Oscar Nominees at the Luncheon today:



Tom Cruise attends Oscars Nominees Luncheon (+Photos)

Tom Cruise attends Oscars Nominees Luncheon (+Photos)

More photos of Tom Cruise today at the Oscars Nominees Luncheon today.


Tom Cruise attends Oscars Nominees Luncheon (Photos + Videos)

Tom Cruise attends Oscars Nominees Luncheon (Photos + Videos)

Tom Cruise is at the 95th Oscars Nominees Luncheon, where he’s nominated as a Producer for Top Gun: Maverick, which is running for several categories including Best Picture.

Here are the first photos, plus some videos! Enjoy!

Photos, click thumb to view them all:


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‘Top Gun: Maverick’ Named Best Film Of 2022 By Rotten Tomatoes

‘Top Gun: Maverick’ Named Best Film Of 2022 By Rotten Tomatoes

Via Deadline:

The highest grossing movie of 2022 at the domestic B.O. in pure calendar days and second highest grossing worldwide, Paramount’s Top Gun: Maverick ($718.3M U.S., $1.488 billion) has been named the best movie of last year by Rotten Tomatoes.

The news comes in the wake of Top Gun: Maverick scoring six Oscar nominations including Best Picture, Editing, Sound, VFX, Adapted Screenplay (from Ehren Kruger, Christopher McQuarrie, Eric Warren Singer, Peter Craig and Justin Marks) as well as Lady Gaga and BloodPop’s original song “Hold My Hand”.

The pic landed a 96% certified fresh grade from critics off 464 reviews and a 99% fresh on their audience meter. The Tom Cruise starring, Joseph Kosinski directed sequel which was held through the pandemic for a big screen release, notched a rare A+ CinemaScore, too.

Rotten Tomatoes’ top pics of 2022 was ranked by the media site. Other movies in the top ten include Searchlight’s The Banshees of Inisherin (97% certified fresh), A24’s Everything Everywhere All at Once (95%), Netflix’s Guillermo del Toro’s Pinocchio (97%), Disney/Pixar’s Turning Red (95%), IFC Films Happening (99%), Warner Bros’ The Batman (85%), NEON’s Fire of Love (98%), A24’s Marcel the Shell With Shoes On (99%) and Orion’s Till (98%).

Photos: Candids at London Heliport

Photos: Candids at London Heliport

On Thursday, Tom was seen landing his helicopter at the London Heliport, here are photos:



The best kept secret in KZN is out!

The best kept secret in KZN is out!

Qambathi Mountain Lodge reveals Tom and McQuarrie stayed there for 3 months while filming Mission: Impossible 7/8. Here’s their post:


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