It could be that Tom Cruise is one of the people who first watched the movie DO NOT be afraid OF THE DARK. Although the film is officially released August 26, 2011 a new production of the film itself but has actually been completed since last year. And because of watching a movie starring Tom's wife is also so I can not sleep.
Tom Cruise was never admit it but the wife and Guillermo Del Toro is spreading this shameful story to the media. When interviewed by Reuter Katie Holmes says, "Well, he was forced to watch another movie after that let her sleep. She was very frightened."
This statement is also supported by Guillermo Del Toro, the director. "I think he's Adam Sandler comedy movie, DO NOT MESS WITH THE Zohan," said Guillermo, as quoted by Contact Music.
Katie Holmes's first horror film was adapted from the British television film made in 1973. The original version itself is often referred to as the scariest horror movie in history. How does this version of Guillermo Del Toro? Let's wait until this movie released.
Wednesday, August 24, 2011
Katie Holmes makes Tom Cruise could not sleep
Monday, July 18, 2011
Tom Cruise changes things up in 'Mission Impossible - Ghost Protocol'
The problem with a lot of movie sequels is that they are too similar to the original films. Often at times, they'll copy the plot and style of the first installment so closely they feel more like remakes rather than a standalone film. But that's never been the case with "Mission: Impossible" ever since Tom Cruise first turned the classic 1960s TV spy show into a big-screen blockbuster 15 years ago.
And while a few key elements have shown up in each sequel -- Cruise, Ving Rhames, identity-concealing masks, and, of course, the theme song -- the subsequent movies have their own look and feel. Each movie had a different director (Brian De Palma, John Woo and J.J. Abrams, respectively) who put their own stamp on the material. And the sequels brought in new costars, exotic locales and hair-raising stunts to try to top the one that came before.
From the looks of the just-released trailer, the fourth film, "Mission: Impossible - Ghost Protocol," could be the most radical departure yet. Cruise returns as IMF secret agent Ethan Hunt, but this time he's backed by a new team that includes the Oscar-nominated star of "The Hurt Locker," Jeremy Renner. The cast also includes Paula Patton ("Precious"), Josh Holloway (TV's "Lost"), and Simon Pegg (the first actor other than Cruise and Rhames to appear in two "M:I" movies).
The added stars mean that Cruise's character isn't doing all the action himself in this movie. The trailer shows Renner dropping down an airshaft on cables, much like Cruise did so memorably in the first movie. And Holloway can be seen running across a rooftop and plummeting to the ground. Even Pegg, who was stuck behind a computer in "Mission: Impossible 3," gets in on the fighting.Still, Cruise isn't exactly sitting on the sidelines in "Ghost Protocol." The trailer has him running from massive explosions, getting tossed around inside a rolling car, and narrowly avoiding getting squished by another flipping vehicle. And in an already infamous stunt, Cruise can be seen hanging off Burj Khalifa in Dubai, the tallest structure ever built. He really did dangle from wires outside of the building almost 1500 feet in the air.
Naturally, the movie crosses the globe, filming in the United Arab Emirates, Russia, India, and the Czech Republic. Ghost Protocol also has an international cast of villains, including Anil Kapoor ("Slumdog Millionaire"), Michael Nyqvist ("The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo") and Léa Seydoux ("Robin Hood"). Plus, some scenes in the movie were shot on IMAX cameras, so the big scenes will fill up the giant-sized screens like in "The Dark Knight."
"Mission: Impossible - Ghost Protocol" also breaks new ground by being the first live-action movie directed by Brad Bird. Formerly a director of animated films for Pixar, Bird won Academy Awards for his movies "The Incredibles" and "Ratatouille." It's very unusual for a "first-time" director to get the reins of a big-budget action spectacle like this, but it's not the first time. J.J. Abrams also hadn't directed a feature when he made "M:I3," and he went on to have hits with "Star Trek" and "Super 8."
Tuesday, July 5, 2011
Katie throws Tom a suprise party
Katie Holmes threw a surprise party for husband Tom Cruise a day before his birthday.Cruise turned 49 on July 3 and Holmes, 32, planned to celebrate it with a secret dinner party for 40 of their closest friends at the SoHo Beach House in Miami, People magazine reported.
"Katie planned everything herself," said a source. The bash took place on the roof and inside the private venue and guests enjoyed pasta, shrimp and other Italian dishes, in addition to a chocolate birthday cake.
"Katie has been very excited and actually did the RSVPs herself. She wanted to be sure everything was just right," the source added.
Sunday, July 3, 2011
Katie's surprise for Tom
Tom Cruise celebrated his 49th birthday on Sunday with a surprise party thrown by wife Katie Holmes.Katie threw Tom's soiree inside and on the rooftop of SoHo Beach House, a private members club and hotel located in Miami.
"There were over three dozen of the star's friends in attendance of the party incluring his children Isabella, Connor and Suri who enjoyed Italian food and shrimp with chocolate birthday cake for dessert. Katie had planned everything herself including making the RSVPs herself to be sure that everything was just right." reported the source.
Tom's fourth installment of the Mission Impossible Franchise is expected to release in December with its trailer creating the hype required to welcome IMF Agent Ethan Hunt back on the big screen. Tom is currently filming the movie adaption of the musical "Rock of Ages" in Florida that will hit theaters on June 1, 2012.
Thursday, June 30, 2011
Tom Cruise studied at Jon Bon Jovi
Tom Cruise is apparently really wants to look perfect as a rocker in his latest film, ROCK OF AGES. And for him, Cruise also sits on the expert, Jon Bon Jovi!
This was disclosed by the frontman of rock band Bon Jovi on Extra, a U.S. news show. Jovi reveals that the stars Mission: Impossible would like to ask advice from him to star in his first major musical role, as a rocker named Stacee Jaxx.
"He and I actually went out with and very intense talk about, 'How did you do (rock)?" Jovi story.
"I said, 'Relax, you're Tom Cruise, you can learn how to sing a song, do not worry," he continued.
The musician also claimed to have heard his own songs, Wanted Dead or Alive sung by the actor, but convinced that his performance will be awesome. "I'm sure there will be a Tom Cruise who sing Wanted Dead or Alive in the trailer later," added Jon
Saturday, June 11, 2011
Tom Cruise: Socializes With Fans On Twitter
We’re talking in 7 languages on 5 global social media channels right now with you guys, whew! Forgive the SP mistakes & Google Translator;)
