Tom Cruise revealed how he is preparing for his Mission: Impossible waterfalls.
Speaking during the first of Mission: Impossible – The final calculation In London, Cruise shared that it takes “decades” to prepare its waterfalls.
The actor said, “I must tell you, look at, it takes decades to be able to prepare something because I have been piloting planes and has been studying aerial photography for decades.”
“I learn when I turn something. I learn a little and try to develop this knowledge,” added Cruise. “So, air sequence all along the way 40 years ago, and now I pilot aerobatics. I pilot aerobatic jets, helicopters. I fly everything.”
Cruise continued to add that he learns skills and then postulated in the cinema, adding: “So it is also a question of understanding the plane, the camera, what kind of cameras can we have? How will the plane behave with this camera? How will I create a movement in space that will create an emotional reaction with the public. ”
Cruise continued to share that he does not want viewers to “watch” only the film, but also commit emotionally.
“So, it’s a lot of physical, mental things, but many other things, technical things, which enter into the development of something like that,” said Cruise.
Tom Cruise Mission: Impossible – The final calculation should be released on May 21, 2025 in the United Kingdom.
