Warner Brothers has released the first trailer for the new Tom Cruise action movie, Edge of Tomorrow. Lt. Col. Bill Cage (Cruise), who has never seen a day of battle, finds himself dropped into a crucial battle against an invading alien force. He dies. Then, somehow, he’s back, in a time loop – and aware of what’s happening. But he’s not alone – Special Forces warrior Rita Vrataski (Emily Blunt) is also in the loop and undertakes training him.
Think of it as Groundhog Day on a battlefield – but the piano teacher is in the loop and it’s directed by Doug Liman (The Bourne Identity, Mr. & Mrs. Smith). Edge of Tomorrow is in theaters on June 6, 2014. Check out the trailer after the jump.
Joseph Kosinski’s Oblivion is a big movie that takes some familiar ideas and combines and reshapes them in interesting ways. It is a film with breathtaking visuals, epic themes and intimate moments in combination with some unique action sequences. It is also a film that requires its audience to pay attention – at, more so than most end of the world movies.
Apocryphal story: an actor is rejected for a role because he’s short. ‘But I can act tall!’ comes the response. As hard as it is to believe, Tom Cruise acts tall in Jack Reacher.
Top Gun, the movie that firmly entrenched Tom Cruise in starhood, is getting a really big big screen return when it premieres in IMAX 3D – in selected IMAX theaters – on February 8, 2013. The transfer to IMAX 3D was supervised by the film’s director Tony Scott. Not surprisingly, a 3D Blu-ray release will follow.
The new Jack Reacher trailer isn’t nearly as generic as the first one – and that’s a good thing (I was beginning to worry). Tom Cruise is still not right for the role, but at least movie might be dumb fun.
Based on the Broadway musical, a small town girl and a city boy meet on the Sunset Strip. Both have dreams of singing careers while paying their dues working at the most famous rock club in LA. But when the city boy gets his big break, it threatens their love.
Starring Julianne Hough, Diego Boneta, Tom Cruise, Alec Baldwin, Russell Brand and Paul Giamatti.
Directed by Adam Shankman.
Written by Justin Theroux, Chris D’Arienzo and Allan Loeb.
Based on the Musical Book by Chris D’Arienzo.
Produced by Jennifer Gibgot, Jennifer Gibgot, and Carl Levin.
Genre: Musical Dramedy.
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I Want To Rock because Tom Cruise is Wanted. Dead or Alive! Ok, I can go on with my 80’s hair band references, but let’s not. But don’t stop believing that Rock of Ages is anything but awesome. Well, the original Broadway show, the movie is based on is amazing. Not so sure about this clunky Hollywood adaptation. The movie is campy and silly but not enough. It is held together by an amazing performance by Tom Cruise.
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