Tom Cruise

Tom Cruise is back in top form in the sixth ‘Mission: Impossible,’ a shamelessly crowd-pleasing - but very smart - action movie.

The internet loves to bash ‘M:I-2.’ But if you like what the Mission: Impossible franchise has become, you have John Woo’s film to thank.

Tom Cruise gives you a glimpse behind the scenes of ‘Mission: Impossible - Fallout.’

The finalists for the role of Goose Jr. include Miles Teller and Glen Powell.

This movie is real and Tom Cruise shared the first picture from the set to prove it.

Apparently the title ‘Fallout’ is really literal - as in Tom Cruise falls out of a plane at 25,000 feet.

Tom Cruise says they upped the ante for ‘Mission: Impossible 6,’ and the first photo teases exactly that.

Cruise had another accident on the set of ‘M:I 6’. Apparently finishing this movie is the real impossible mission.

Hey, remember that weekend last October when it was announced that Tom Cruise would be playing Methuselah, the biblical warrior who lived to be more than 900 years old? Yes, we all had ourselves a good chuckle at the implication of life imitating art imitating life again, but don’t pretend like you weren’t also a little excited to see what Cruise and company could bring to the film. Take one part Forrest Gump, one part Benjamin Button, and one part Highlander, and you had yourself the recipe for a pretty great action-adventure movie with Hollywood’s most bankable star. Admit it: you knew you were going to see it.

As someone in his early 30s, I feel like everything I do comes with the risk of hurting myself. I go for a run without stretching every single muscle? Hurt myself. I reach down to pick something up? Hurt myself. I sit in one position for an extended period of time without straightening out my back? Hurt myself. That’s just one of a dozen reasons why I find Tom Cruise so impressive: at 55-years-old, it’s not like Cruise is going to hurt any less after his physical activities, he just finds ways to pick himself back up after something goes wrong.