Tom Cruise continued his global press tour for “Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning” while the Mega Star of film stopped Sunday evening at the film’s premiere.
“This story is a highlight of the last 30 years,” Cruise told The Packed Crowed at AMC Lincoln Square, which has one of the best Imax screens in the country. “We have started talking about about seven years [‘Dead Reckoning – Part One’]And McQ wanted to make two. I said to myself: ‘you want to do two‘? “”
MCQ is the nickname Cruise for Christopher Mcquarrie, who produced “Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning” of 2023 and his suite – entitled “Dead Reckoning – Part Two” but later renamed “The Final Reckoning”. This chapter reproduces that Ethan Hunt’s operator of Cruise continues his race against time to find an artificial intelligence thug known as the entity.
Cruise continued: “Meanwhile, we made” Top Gun: Maverick “and crossed a pandemic and two strikes. We all gathered for this to be. It is a great honor and a privilege of being here and entertaining you. ”
Mcquarrie, the filmmaker of “Mission: Impossible – Rogue Nation” of 2015 and “Mission: Impossible – Fallout” of 2018 as well as “Top Gun: Maverick” of 2022, took a moment to rent his frequent collaborator on the screen.
“We are all here because of Tom,” said Mcquarrie. “You know him for a big game. You know him for incredible waterfalls. You will watch a film in which he dunks on all this on several occasions.”
Before the film begins to play, Cruise made sure that the public had his business in order. (After all, “The Final Reckoning” rises to a little two hours and 49 minutes.) “Everyone had their popcorn?” When no one answered, he asked again: “has everyone has his popcorn?” This time, people answered with a “Yes!” And a satisfied cruise said to the room: “I’m going to get mine. I usually eat two or three buckets [during the movie]. “”
Before the projection, the Cruise co-stars, especially Simon Pegg, Angela Bassett, Nick Offerman and Trramell Tillman, as well as the guests The Weeknd, Jenni “Jwoww” Farley of “Jersey Shore” and “Summer House” features Jesse Solomon and Carl Radke, united for a restaurant in a restaurant in Lincoln Center.
“Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning” made its debut at the Cannes Film Festival, where the blockbuster was welcomed with a standing ovation of five minutes. Paramount, the studio behind the eighth espionage thriller, also welcomed first in Tokyo and London. Although the standing ovations are not customary for the first in the United States, the enthusiastic public in New York rose while the end credits ride and applauded strong for the cruise and the company.
As part of promotional efforts, Cruise spoke of some of the “Never Beend Aboved” waterfalls which he performs as a force for impossible missions on the globe, Ethan Hunt. And that said something because the A-Lister has put the highest building in the world, Burj Khalifa, for the “Ghost Protocol” of 2011, clung to the side of an aircraft when it stole from 1000 feet for “Rogue Nation”, withdrew a 360 degree dive for a “dead rhythm”.
“What I want to do is really, really extreme,” he told Cannes to the public of his buffoonery for “The Final Reckoning”, which involved doing “zero-g” while walking between the wings of a biplane. “I had to train [pilots] To control the plane with me on the wing. It was so violent on this plane; The quantity of air army that arrives on the wing… ”
Cruise’s next mission will be to obtain a global audience in theaters for “The Final Reckoning”, which was positioned as the last entry of the 29 -year -old film series. The predecessor of this film, “Dead Reckoning – Part 1” (later withdrawn to withdraw the first part), was crushed by “Barbenheimer” at the box office and operated with $ 570 million worldwide against a budget of $ 300 million. “The Final Reckoning” would be even more expensive, which means that the Adventaire de l’Action will have to become the most stock market in the series to justify its massive price. “Fallout” is currently holding this record with $ 791 million worldwide.
