Eager to reclaim his place as World’s Biggest Movie Star rather than his current position as World’s Biggest Recovering Lunatic Douchebag, Tom Cruise has apparently decided to fall back on to an always reliable money producing, image softening franchise. A scooper for AICN recently mentioned the following: “Tom Cruise was on the popular SMAP SMAP program here in Japan, and when asked about the Mission Impossible franchise he revealed that he has started work on the fourth installment…he’s working on the story right now.” He also mentioned a possible action set piece in Tokyo but that could have been to appease the Japanese crowd. Either way, sounds like Tommy boy is hurting for a hit that’ll curry favor with the masses. And, of course, make him tons more cash. What do you guys think? Good idea? Bad idea? Or who cares about Cruise and his volcano alien ramblings?
Source:
AICN
About the Author
Latest Valkyrie News
See More
Movie News
Tom Cruise turns 60: Here are his most underrated movies
Posted 4 years ago
If you watched our video, 22 Things You Didn’t Know About Tom Cruise, you’ll note that while Cruise may not have been Born of the 4th of July as the title of one of his most acclaimed films goes, he...
Unused concept art reveals Valkyrie was almost in Thor: The Dark World
Posted 13 years ago
Jaimie Alexander's Lady Sif is awesome, but she's not the only female warrior in Asgard, and at one point there were plans for another one to appear in THOR: THE DARK WORLD, based on this unused concept art. Artist Josh...
Latest Movie News

Movie Reviews
Your Mother Your Mother Your Mother Review: Mahershala Ali Proves His Blade Potential
Posted 34 minutes ago
Mahershala Ali teams up with Bassam Tariq for Your Mother Your Mother Your Mother, an arthouse action thriller that proves what could have been with Marvel's Blade.

Movie News
Jesse Eisenberg says his career took a hit after getting a Razzie for Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice
Posted 37 minutes ago
Eisenberg says the reception of his performance in Batman v Superman would guide him to step behind the camera.

Movie Reviews
Atonement Review: Boyd Holbrook and Kenneth Branagh highlight an emotionally charged true story about the fog of war
Posted 1 hour ago
Reed Van Dyk's feature directorial debut is full of grief, regret, and pain while also offering a sobering glimpse at the impact war can have on both sides.

Movie News
Important Characters That Were Recast in Major Films
Posted 15 hours ago
In franchises, it's become increasingly normal for actors to be replaced in roles for a variety of reasons. Here are some big ones.

Movie News
Peter Jackson Teases a Completed Script for The Adventures of Tintin 2
Posted 17 hours ago
Peter Jackson says the script for Tintin 2 is complete, but doubts remain about whether the film will ever see the light of day.

Horror Movie Reviews
Hallowarrior Review: Fun Concept that Never Reaches its Full Potential
Posted 19 hours ago
Seems to forget about the "Warrior" aspect of its name, and mostly just meanders with very obvious plot developments.

Movie News
John Carpenter Says No One Has Ever Guessed the True Ending to 1982’s The Thing
Posted 19 hours ago
John Carpenter talks about his gaming obsessions, The Thing's true ending, and the first horror movie he ever saw.

JoBlo Originals
Every Jurassic Park Movie Ranked Worst to Best
Posted 20 hours ago
From Jurassic Park to Jurassic World Rebirth, let's see how all seven movies stack up when ranked from worst to best!

Movie News
James McAvoy Almost Starred as a Young Jean-Luc Picard in a Secret Star Trek Series
Posted 21 hours ago
James McAvoy reveals he pitched a young Jean-Luc Picard prequel series, Mutiny on the Stargazer, that almost became a reality for Star Trek.

Weekend Box Office
Weekend Box Office: Street Fighter scores a solid (if unspectacular) win with $31 million
Posted 22 hours ago
With $31 million domestically and another $20 million overseas, Street Fighter should at least break even for Paramount, even if it seems unlikely to be a blockbuster.

The comment section exists to allow readers to discuss the article constructively and respectfully, focused on the topic at hand.
What’s Not Allowed