Tom Cruise Dodges Mission: Impossible Franchise Future Talk in Cannes, he says only to enjoy the yield of the final accounts

Tom Cruise It appeared during a masterclass of the Cannes Film Festival with his Mission: Impossible partner-in-chaos, Christopher McquarrieAnd while the crowd could have hoped for news about the future of the franchise, Cruise was not going to overturn anything.

Cruise told the public, dodging speculation Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning It could be Ethan Hunt’s latest mission:

“I would only prefer that people would see him and have fun and had a lot of fun doing it and it was very funny and I just want you to have fun everyone. Have fun and know that everything is the culmination has come right now.”

The masterclass itself concentrated largely around the state of cinema, with Mcquarrie that aimed at the impact of streaming on theatrical cinema.

“Streaming is in danger of guiding him in extinction. I am not sitting here to support [streaming] Because I am an irreducible believer in the experience of the big screen … however many hundreds of strangers have joined to sit in a room and watch something together and experience something together. “

The duo also discussed the unique dynamic of their creative partnership, a based on mutual trust, narrative instincts and an adamant desire to push the limit. Cruise said: “He does not write only for me. He is able to enter and write for the actor.”

The two also dived into the roots of the franchise in the old school cinema and how The final reckoning Deliberately channels that inheritance. Cruise explained:

“Back to Muti films. When you watch this movie, you will hear how close -ups with the characters are used.”

Sure, no Mission: Impossible The conversation is complete without talking about acrobatics and Cruise reminded everyone because it is the most bold action star of cinema. Mcquarrie recalled:

“Tom said:” I want to be zero G among the wings of the plane. And these people who do it to live and are part of a ten -year tradition, he said: “No, you won’t do it.” And Tom said: “Thanks for your time.” And we went to other people. “

Cruise clarified, does not “no”. He explained:

“Don’t ask for permission to do it. Fall it. So, don’t wait for everything to be perfect because it will never be perfect. Movies are not perfect. People are not. Life is not perfect. But you want to do it, and it is better to do it.”

And fear is not even part of the equation.

“I have always heard, you know, I don’t mind meeting the unknown, and I like the feeling. It’s just an emotion for me. It’s something that is not paralyzing. It doesn’t bother me. People can be afraid for the unknown, and I have never done it.”

Mcquarrie closed the session with a blow to the ruthless nature of modern Hollywood, asking for greater collaboration and less rivalry at the box office.

“One of the problems with contemporary cinema … has become those who crush who. Tom Cruise is in competition with anyone except himself. He understands, and together we understand that no one wins unless everyone winks.”

Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning It affects cinemas globally on May 23rd. Whether it’s really the latest liver of Ethan Hunt? Cruise is not saying … but for now he is asking us to read and enjoy the journey. And it’s a hell of a wild race!