"Get with it. Millions of galaxies of hundreds of millions of stars, in a speck on one in a blink. That's us, lost in space." - Collateral
I don't think the plot of Magnolia or tropic thunder was like that ?Kiraly wrote: ↑ Let me guess: In this movie Tom Cruise is an astronaut, and a pretty good one. Then he has a crisis of confidence and isn't so good anymore. Then he meets a female astronaut who helps him work through his inner demons and he becomes a good astronaut again. Billiard player, fighter pilot, bartender, no matter what movie Tom Cruise is in, it's always the same trope.
Liman involved should make studios more comfortable spending the $100 million+ on this. Insurance premiums for cast/crew will be at record levels ..jenviea wrote: ↑ Doug Liman is going into space (contingent on the project actually happening)
https://deadline.com/2020/05/doug-liman ... 202943591/
They can just repurpose Stanley's set.woofster wrote: ↑ I can't imagine launching Tom Cruise & movie crew up into space via one of Elon Musk's SpaceX shuttles, then shooting a movie on NASA's International Space Station is going to be cost efficient. They can surely create a better and more cost effective movie in a studio...but I guess this is all part of the marketing, right?
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