Tom was at Universal Studios yesterday.
At Universal Studios- June 6th 2013
Connor atttended the NHL playoff game between the Chicago Blackhawks and the Los Angeles Kings at Staples yesterday.
Connor at Chicago Blackhawks v Los Angeles Kings- June 6th 2013
We’ve added pics of Tom at Japanese TV show Asaichi.
Asaichi (Japan)- June 6th 2013
Tom and Connor attended the game between the Los Angeles Kings and the Chicago Blackhawks in Game Three of the Western Conference Final during the 2013 NHL Stanley Cup Playoffs at Staples Center yesterday.
Chicago Blackhawks v Los Angeles Kings- June 4th 2013
‘Oblivion’ will be avalaible on Digital July 23 as well as Blu-ray Combo Pack with DVD, Digital including UltraViolet, and On Demand on August 6, 2013.
Bonus features include the following, followed by the Blu-ray cover art:
- Feature Commentary with Tom Cruise and director Joseph Kosinski
- Deleted Scenes
- Promise of a New World: The Making of Oblivion – A comprehensive and thought-provoking multi-part feature covering the making of Oblivion, including:
- Destiny – Looks inside the conceptualization, development and pre-production of Oblivion and the planning that went into the Herculean task of shooting the epic film.
- Voyage – Follows the creation of the amazing Bubble Ship from its early design conception to its journey around the world. (Blu-ray exclusive)
- Combat – Explores the film’s ground-breaking action and death-defying stunts, all performed by one of the most popular movie stars in the world. (Blu-ray exclusive)
- Illusion – Focuses on the film’s post-production and dazzling visual effects.
- Harmony – Delves into the innovative musical world of M83.
- M83 Isolated Score – Watch the entire film accompanied by the evocative music track.
Tom attended a business meeting at the LACMA in LA yesterday. You can see the pics HERE.
We’ve added pics of Tom at Japanese TV Show Osama No Buranchi.
Osama No Buranchi (Japan)- May 31st 2013
Tom was spotted outside Chateau Marmont last Saturday. Enjoy this pic posted at Twitter.
Julissa Bermudez, Empire Girls star, has twitted this pic of Tom.
‘Never know who you’re gonna run into in LA! Mr. Tom Cruise himsel.P.S. he totally remembered being interviewed by me and @bigtiggershow years ago on 106!! ‘
A while ago it was circulating around the internet that J. J. Abrams had consulted on an early draft of the film, but of course it turned out that had happened with the first film. Out of interest, do you have any idea what his level of involvement was?
Yeah, it’s weird! I’m now working with J.J. and it was something I asked him about- my new job is the next Mission: Impossible movie.
Actually, I was going to bring that up. Congratulations, obviously- that’s a hell of a franchise to be a part of. I appreciate that you’ve literally just come on board, and if you have any ideas yet you can’t reveal anything, but could you discuss your attitude to the franchise so far? It’s pretty unique, in that Tom always gets a different director with a specific vision for each instalment so it never gets stale.
[The Mission: Impossible franchise] has been doing for a while what Marvel is now doing, particularly for Phase Two, which is trying to bring a different flavour to each of the movies. To be honest, we’ve really only been working on it a week or so. J.J’s very involved, despite the fact he’s got Star Wars. I believe a Director’s about to be announced very soon. Tom is very hands-on, as is Robert [Downey Jr.] in the Iron Man franchise, but in a very different way, as you would expect as per their personalities.
There’s nothing really to talk about yet, but it’s interesting when you look back at the other four movies because there’s a fairly intimidating roster of talent- from De Palma, [Steve] Zallian… Robert Towne (Screenwriter of Chinatown) co-wrote the first film, and obviously J.J. as well. I almost hadn’t considered the lineage when I took on the job.
I’ll hold my hands up and say that I was a little bit reticent to take [on] another sequel, because I’ve got a lot of my own original projects and I want to get them out there and kick in with directing, but the bare-faced truth of it is that I’m very much just starting out and this could all just disappear tomorrow, and I do need to get a couple of movies on the score sheet. The trouble with most things these days is that they’re just very unlikely to happen. So ‘Mission’ felt like a way of working on a franchise that I really love, plus also working on a movie that is virtually guaranteed a greenlight.
So are there any influences you’re looking to draw from to construct the story- the original TV show? Any novels? Films from the same genre? Is there anything at all you’re revisiting to prep yourself for writing?
We’re just getting into that [stage], so even telling you the movies that I want to start screening for the gang would be giving too much away.
I think my approach is actually kind of similar to Iron Man- what comes first is as true and genuine as possible an emotional journey for the central character. Everything else- the villain, the action sequences- has to come off of that. Like with Iron Man 3, what we tried to do with the villain was [to have him] reflect or antagonise the areas of emotional difficulty that Tony’s going through at that moment [in time].
It’s not that hard to keep secrets about Mission: Impossible 5 because I don’t have any yet!
Source: whatculture.com
Enjoy these pics of Tom at Japanese TV show ‘News Zero’.
News Zero (Japan)- May 31st 2013
