r/TomCruise

He's not underrated in the sense that nobody brings him up cause he's arguably the biggest Hollywood actor of all time. I think he's underrated in terns of his range and acting ability especially when people just write him off as a stunt guy. Yeah he's big on stunts but there's so many incredible roles from Born on the 4th of July to Collateral was a great run of varied performance. Mission Impossible 3 onward he started leaning heavy into action but like who cares? He gives 100% great action that's worth seeing in theaters not action slop that you watch and forget the next day.

Picture this! 250 years ago our forefathers never could’ve imagined that in the future 3 podcasters and film lovers would dive so far into history that we go off the rails? The Three For Three Podcast is back for our first special of season 4 and we take things too far in the name of ‘Merica! We couldn’t think of a wilder way to celebrate America on The Fourth of July than to pick 3 amazing movies to talk about that describe our history. First Matt helps us look to a not too far off future with the undeniable classic, Independence Day. Then Jackson takes us all the way back to our foundation with The Patriot. Last up, Sam brings the heat with one of the best Tom Cruise roles to ever exist in Born on the Fourth of July and his struggles with the Vietnam War. Which movie do you think encapsulates America the best? Which film that we picked is your favorite? Visit our channel and vote in our poll to let us know who won this week and after a brief week off we’ll be back with even more great films! Make sure to comment what your favorite film you like to watch on the fourth

Is Tom Cruise the last proper movie star?

Hey, can anyone help me find all the Tom Cruise movies that are shown in the new teaser trailer for Digger, I'm trying to watch them all but have trouble making out which ones are shown, thank you.