Tom Cruise is a cop who arrests criminals before they commit crimes in the future shock crime thriller based on a story by sci-fi visionary Philip K. Dick.
Paul Newman won an Oscar playing Fast Eddie Felson and young Tom Cruise is his pool player protege in this tale of pool hustling, regret, and redemption.
Before ‘Top Gun: Oblivion,’ Joseph Kosinski directed Tom Cruise in this visuallty exciting if somewhat derivative science fiction thriller set in a post-apocalyptic future.
This savvy social satire is like an art movie version of the teen sex comedy. It’s sexy, smart and funny, but also stylish and filled with social satire and commentary on the culture of money.
Michael Mann’s coolly attenuated thriller is a smart, tense film pitting a coldly efficient assassin against the cabbie who inadvertently becomes his wheelman.
Cruise bounces through this romantic spy adventure with smooth-talking charm, ninja spy skills, and Diaz transforms from damsel in distress to partner in action with enthusiastic glee.
Dakota Fanning and Tim Robbins costar in Spielberg’s thrilling take on the H.G. Wells alien invasion novel, giving both an epic sweep and an intimate core to the film.
Tom Cruise returns in the fifth film in the big-screen action series and Rebecca Ferguson makes her series debut as a British agent and possible enemy.
Director Joseph Kosinski brings a grand visual scope and a great sense of energy to a film that borrows liberally from previous science fiction classics.
