The federal government failed to shut down the occults and denominations using tax exemption under false pretenses. They don't contribute to their communities like they are supposed to. All denominations are forbidden in the Bible. Isaiah 44:5-7. Meanwhile the movie industry creates a variety of honest paying jobs for future generations, and that's a spiritual thing.
@@Davido50 Tom Cruise deciding to investigate corruption in the healthcare system and psychiatry is perfectly reasonable considering all the schools ordering ADHD meds for students, mass shootings and school shootings , and people self medicating themselves on the street, mental disorders caused by malnutrition and inbreeding.
his charisma and charm alone completely made everyone forget about that's he's the number 2 in Scientology often referred to the reincarnation of L. Ron Hubbard (the founder) and he also abandoned his kids and left his wife because they were deemed SP's by the church, but because he's basically one of the last daredevil action stars we have that does all of his own stunts (which no production company would allow but since he owns his own production company he can do anything he wants) everyone just turns a blind eye or forgot about how weird this dude is
If the *worst* thing that anyone did was talk passionately about their own religion in private, the world would be SO UNBELIEVABLY WONDERFUL!! It's so silly that people have such passionate beliefs about an actor's religion (that he has never discussed publicly = not forcing it on *anyone*)
@@jasperhayes-klein2929except if you watched the video he's spoken about it publicly and tried to push it on other people, so I don't know what you're on about
@@bip.5224 I *believe* that his “public speaking” is/was at a Scientology convention, so, literally, preaching to the converted. Other than talking about his rel. to others who already follow it, I truly don’t know if an instance of him speaking “publicly” on it. Do you?
@jasperhayes-klein2929 did you watch the last few minutes of this video? Cruise took active part in selfish, manipulative and cruel behavior. Which is to say nothing of the fact that being a critical member of an evil cult is BAD
He's been an A-List actor for about 40 years now. Starting when he was a teenager. He found scientology that elevated him to an A-list scientologist for nearly 40 years now. If he's weird then it's because he's been in a bubble echo chamber for half a lifetime. It's actually something of a miracle that he comes across as a decent guy with a sense of humour but who's weird. I strongly doubt that he knows what normal behaviour is. He approximates it and that comes across as false, but his reality is so foreign to us that it seems deeply odd. Say what you want about him, but by all accounts he's a professional at work and his private life is his own. I've got nothing against Cruise.
Normality is certainly a relative concept. it is difficult to find a person who can prove to others they are 100% sane. It seems that everyone, at a certain stage of life, will act in a way that others will tag as inappropriate.
The more I think about Bale modeling Bateman after Cruise, the more it makes sense. Cruise is so manufactured. So unauthentic. He's the perfect kind of film star in the worst ways possible. Externally he is top notch. But you can sense how fake he is. The forced laughter. The outrageously large smile. The carefully rehearsed mannerisms. It's like he studied to be a person without ever having a personality. "There's nothing behind the eyes" is true.
There's another side of story we aren't considering tho I think . Maybe he is just like that ? Maybe fame has changed his brain forever ? We don't know tho and I find people's opinion on his being manufactured a bit odd tho . Seems authentic to me man lol .
As much of a weirdo as he is outside his movies, I can't help but respect how his passion for filmmaking never left him all these years and how consistent he still is til this day. Not to mention, he still does his own stunts. I like to think it's just another case of separating the art from the artist.
I like what you say, but good art doesn't usually come from evil people even though the insane have been told to have great art at least sometimes. I hope you don't believe the claims involving white slavery and awareness of crime of some type inside of Scientology. I hope you believe that if Tom knew of abuses in the church he loves he would stop those or leave the church.
Props to you for calling Scientology what it is, hope that their crazy legal team doesn’t come after you. Tom Cruise is absolutely a hollywood great, but he’s so deep into the insanity. I feel like he’s one of the last of hollywood’s insane geniuses, or at least the last high profile one
All those Christian denominations are contradicting the Bible, and using extortion, bribery and blackmail if you don't obey them. They take your confessions and threaten to destroy your career. Pastors have friends in hospitals and police departments to get you a criminal record or a medical record.
I find jt hilarious that people balk at Scientology and and then pray to a infinite power magic being that allows his church leaders to get intimately romantic with literal children. A flaming, talking bush, and boy loving wizards are normal but aliens are crazy and money fraud is bad. Right
They've, apparently, been less aggressive for a while, partly, I believe, because David Miscavige is hiding from legal summons, pertaining to child trafficking (but don't quote me on that), and that Co$ has been burnt a couple of times.
He is utterly insane. Comes across as a true sociopath imho. Ans thats without even getting into his high profile membership of a dangerous and abusive cult.
I was abused in the Catholic church in Phoenix, Arizona when I was 8 years old, and they still haven't closed the church doors. The Catholic diocese in all these major cities issue reports of complaints, prosecution, defrocking clergy for you to read about. So why are they elected in government offices, operating hospitals, homeless shelters, orphanages and food banks? Why are they getting 501C3 exemption?
@@STORMDAME probably yes. Let's rather say he is a great movie star. But as a human being? He is a lunatic. When you actually delve into what his cult believes (and thus what he actually believes) then it's impossible to see him as anything else. And let's not forget he chooses his cult (which practices disassociation) over having a relationship with his own daughter.
Oprah provoked Tom, wanted him to be enthusiastic for her show. She used her influence to set people up regularly. I don't think Oprah ever had her own content without provoking, humiliating and framing people. She didn't believe in marriage, cooking, exercise, dancing, or know the Bible correctly so Americans couldn't relate to her on any of those things, back then.
I don't blame actors for their awful agents, screenwriters and publicist who create drama for publicity. Few people know how to do their jobs correctly. @@dreamawake2670
Every great artist has been weird in some way. I don’t like his religion but better than being a pedo or a murderer or an idiot like what Disney is being now
I wonder if we’ll be getting more of these kinds of roles when he becomes too old for action films. But to be fair, 61 years is too old for most actors to be only doing action films and he’s still going strong
According to an ex-member of Scientology, his character in that brilliant film was the closest he has come to being himself on-screen. On a side note, half of Magnolia's run time is taken up with crying? Every character has a crying scene.
@@Mike-h8m Not really. As Mark Cousins says in his great documentary series on Film, The West ( USA specifically) has a warped one-sided view of things--Tom Cruise is NOT the most popular actor. As India has 1.4 Billion people, 4X the USA, THEIR top 'star' Shah Rukh Kahn (similarly bland, a'la Cruise) is far more Popular (as in Most People) world wide.
I can't help but have this feeling once he gets to a certain age, Hollywood are gonna see they can't make the kind of money of him like they used to. And will serve him up on a silver platter. Possibly even earlier if the next mission impossible movie also flops. There might even be another MeToo movement except this time only against Scientology. Feels insane to me how we have gotten all of these stories from ex members, the insane punishments, children who are born into it being isolated from their parents. And somehow been able to get away with more insane things than even the catholic church.
You are not wrong in what you say, that all religions would have some points of wrong philosophy to them. It is impossible to be perfect, as we all know. I would like to see these people being subjected to liar detector procedures on TV, to be sincere. I don't really believe what they say. I have been inside of Scientology and saw nothing like that. The only things I have against them are the use of emeters, since I believe that is taking shocks on a voluntary basis, which is insanity, and the belief that yawning means, in all situations, not understanding, since a person may yawn for being genuinely tired or bored.
The Last Samurai is one of my all time favorites. I definitely separate the artist from the art when I watch that movie but I sure as hell want him exposed if he has done evil things.
What about giving him a chance of defending himself? A TV show where all these 'spectacular' people, who have so much against him, appear to make their statements, obviously accompanied of a liar detector filter, and he appears to give his side of the story, perhaps also accompanied by a liar detector filter. We don't know who they are, not the slightest idea, yet we do seem to know a lot about him and the idea passed by the things we know is that he is an extremely good person, very kind to all his fans, reporters, fellow actors and everyone else.
Most people whose work is deemed to be spectacular are also regarded as weird, so that it seems that there is no brilliance without a bit of oddity, without escaping mediocrity of behavior a little.
He is probably the best Movie star who ever lived, not best actor , but biggest movie star. His body of work is insane, so many great films, and the fact he does his own stunts is incredible, many highly successful individuals are eccentric and or a little crazy
I think he handled that splash in the face gag really well 3:09. You have to be able to communicate when someone makes you uncomfortable, and he had the balls to do so. Most of us would just act like the one who got pranked and laugh it off, and probably untruthfully so.
Oprah has manipulated people into doing things for ratings or her show would have tanked like Phil Donahue, her mentor. She's destroyed a lot of reputations. She even put Dr. Phil on TV mocking mentally ill people instead of healing them.
How about being reasonable? Couldn't a person who does not know you well tag you also as both? He seems to keep huge part of his life out of the cameras. The Bible is the most sold book in the world, 5-7 billion is the current figure, yet, if you select particular slices of it, you get to the conclusion it is all insane and weird. People love it when they read it in full, which has to mean it is all reasonable and good.
Per IMDB, Christian Bale based Pat Bateman on a Tom Cruise appearance on the Late Show with David Letterman (1993). But there's one problem: Cruise made no appearance on Letterman in 1993. To this day no one actually knows which Cruise interview Bale is talking about.
@@gts8919IMDB has the wrong date. The interview Christian Bale based Patrick Bateman on was Cruise’s 1988 interview. I’ve seen a few Reddit threads with people confused about this as well.
Plenty has been said about the motives behind Tom's loyalties to the cult. Some say he's actually very easy to manipulate and they lured him in when he was young and naive. But hey, wife number one got him into the cult, but no one forced wife number two and three to leave their respective religions and join the cult so they could marry Tom 😁. The guy is an enigma, he uses social media only to promote his movies, crazy stunts and barbenheimer 😂
I like 'enigma', good choice of words to designate a person who we know very little about, despite all scrutiny. It seems that Scientology is also an enigma. You only know if you try, believe me.
I use to hate Tom Cruise after I saw that interview with Matt Lauer. But as time passed, when I saw him doing Tropic Thunder, Ben Stiller impersonating him to his face; not taking himself to seriously, and learning that he apologized to Brooke Shields in person, and what he’s like as a person (based on what the people who have met him and know him, say he’s like) I don’t hate him anymore. I like him. We live in a very divided state of the world right now, and it’s just silly to hate someone just for their political or religious beliefs. It just doesn’t matter.
You make it sound as if they have forced labor camps or something. As far as I know, everyone is free to enter and leave and her mother at most cajoled her to leave Scientology. They seem to spend their time reading books, which is essentially what academics do, so that that must have been the reason for your teacher to join them.
If you have any interest in learning more about Scientology, Leah Remini and Mike Render's tv series, Scientology and the Aftermath, is fantastic at exposing what truly goes on behind the scenes.
I knew Scientologist and there were no aliens in their description. Engram was described as an emotional knot that is triggered and replayed in social and life situations.
This isn't hard to find out information. You are literally on the internet. Google it. That's because they are not told of the alien thing until they have reached the highest levels of it, or paid their way through it. They are actually told they will burst into flames if they even physically hear this stuff before they are allowed to, but we know this not to be true of course because people have shouted it at them, and none of them caught fire.
Me too. I deeply think all the story of white slavery and punishment by Scientology is the quote you are talking about, since it can only be coming from fiction....
He's crazy, yes. But he's also an exceptional actor. Acting is an art form, and the idea of an insane yet brilliant artist is far from new. Typically people who are exceptional at something, are exceptional for one of two reasons; they're exceedingly lucky, or they're exceedingly unique. Artists who are exceedingly unique tend to be so because they think very differently than others, and therefore come across as really strange. Long story short; enjoy his art and let him be crazy because that's just who he is and probably the reason he's so damn good
Tom Cruise may be a robot pretending to be a nice human, but I can't ignore how much I like his output, some of it I even love. So, since I don't follow what celebrities do in their personal lives anyway, it's pretty easy for me to divorce the “real person” from the “persona on screen”. And since I have absolutely no personal stake in their personal lives, I genuinely only care about their movies or TV shows.
Gay (meaning lame in the context I am applying it in, the 3rd meaning we added in the 90's after homosexual was added to the original meaning of happy, when in rome FU if you project or deny, show me you in the mirror honestly)
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Tom Cruise is a great actor; his smile alone fills theaters. My contract with him is over once the movie ends. He is an actor, why would I care what his personal life? They are all weird, they pretend to be fictional characters, and don't owe us anything. Of all the different occupations out there we are so weak that this is by whom we measure social standards too? This speaks volumes. Maybe we should pick up a book now and then. Does anyone remember when the last space shuttle was sent up? yet we know when Will Smith slapped Cris Rock.
As an actor... I like him. He's in great movies & he's great in his roles. I've heard people say he can't act which I laugh it off. But as a person... I despise/hate him. If I ever crossed paths, yeah I'd probably get star struck & strictly talk movies. Cause seeing his interviews that's the only way to be on his good side.
All of my other opinions aside, I'm just really happy that the commentator for this video also admitted that in the video with Tom wearing the black turtleneck he didn't understand a word that Tom was talking about the entire video I thought I was missing something LOL no really I couldn't tell you one damn thing he was Even remotely talking about 😂 he was so vague he was more vague then me in high school trying to explain to my mama why I came home after curfew without telling her the truth damn! Lmao that laugh though in the same video, I don't really have anything else clever to say on that to do it justice 😂 Tom was a happy happy boy in that moment Jesus Christ LoL
USA creates a variety of honest paying jobs for future generations to avoid criminal activity. Oprah should have been replaced for staging publicity stunts and forcing people to do things they wouldn't normally do.
Honestly, he’s one of the best actors ever. Tell me Vincent from Collateral wasn’t the best. “Yo homie”. He can be as strange as he wants, not like I’m a friends with him.
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He is one of the key people in Scientology. That does boost his ego. He believes know everything about psychiatry psychology payments everything. That’s so lame they are. He told her you very well learn psychiatrist, but he doesn’t know psychiatry. The only movies I really liked was Tom Cruise in them was the outsiders and taps and risky business wasn’t bad.
Oprah victimized her guests for years. She didn't do her research or verify the truth, and made them do things they wouldn't normally do. She's a billionaire claiming to be a victim of racism in America when her whole audience was white women back in those days.
@noahmichael4147 once you hear the whole “Intense friendliness, with nothing behind the eyes” (i think that’s the quote) spiel, you really can never look at the man again
Public for the last 10 years Scientology never comes up in any interview and you never see him out promoting it. He cares more for making films and entering the audience so I respect him for that.
I was never a big fan but saw some of his films UNTIL I really understood his role in scientology. There is no way I will ever go to one of his movies knowing that my tix money would go to that cult.
I don't care about his scientology fellowship, like I don't care whether an actor is a devoted Christian. At the end of the day they're all made up stories. What I do care about is the devotion and passion for his work, his enthusiasm for the story and trying to bring the best possible on the screen.
Cruise would be, possibly, the greatest movie star of all time if he was never part of Scientology. Its only his involvement with them that blights his efforts. There's no denying he is a huge box office draw anyway, but there is always going to be that 'wouldn't want to meet him' ora as long as he's a scientologist. I think he's great on screen and he has an awesome sense of humour, but I wouldn't want to hang with him on a personal level. Simply because of the cult that watches all that he does. The cult can just f*** off 👍
Haha we’ll have to make one some time soon! We’ve just been experimenting with some other stuff like the best and worst years of film that are similar to year in film history but only briefly going over each year
He may be a good actor but there are many good actors, directors don't need Cruise to make their movies, giving him a stage to spread his dangerous ideas when interviewed.
And what do you most fear in his ideas? Would your ideas be better to be spread? It seems that the entire media likes him and therefore also his ideas. Wouldn't that be a democratic way of saying you are wrong?
@@marciapinheiro6283 I don't fear his ideas, they're so outlandish they're almost comical. About what you're saying about the media liking ideas: In the thirties the NSDAP (Hitlers party) was liked by the entire media, even in countries like Italy and therefore also his ideas. Wouldn't that be a democratic way of saying they were right? Do you really believe the media decides what's democratic and what's wrong or right?🥲
@@MarkGelderland About the Nazi party: I Googled 'NSDAP and media that showed it' and all references seem to point at only inside of Germany, or at least the top ones. That is what I know to be true as well. He was a dictator and therefore the entire German media was under his power. It is the first time I hear the NSDAP would also broadcast overseas. Can you prove that? I didn't say the media decides what's democratic, my assertion was slightly different: I said the vast majority of the media likes him, meaning advertises him positively and is happy publishing about him, and therefore they have approved him 'by vote', basically. As for him using interviews to advertise his (possibly) bizarre ideas, that is not true at all. I am sure he spoke very little about the church of scientology in the media and, as said here, on this page somewhere by someone, he stopped advertising the church more than 10 years ago in the media plus he apologized to Brooke Shields for taking a stand regarding her medication consumption (psychiatric). The media advertised that too so that it seems that his 'bizarre' ideas, about scientology beliefs, are actually 'under control', he got convinced, probably by the same media, that he was wrong in what he was doing before, so that your fear is unfounded.
Hot Take: I don't think cruise is that good of a dramatic actor i don't really like any of his more dramatic stuff for me he works best just as a hypermasculine action hero.
3:25 that’s really how you pronounce her name? I was saying “Thadd-ie” this whole time lol. But the “The War of the Worlds” press run gotta be the most iconic press run ever 😂
Well, he does an insanely good job in his work so I guess he is entitled (just as anyone else) to do and think what he likes. To be honest, he feels like a character I'd like if he happaned to be a relative or a friend.
I don't know much but im almost 100% sure his scientology stuff is fake and they are just paying him pretty well. or he's benefiting from it in other ways
That could be a possibility. Yet, given the amount of criticism he gets because of Scientology, which means loss of capital, I reckon he would have to be a bit irrational to be just pretending, don't you think? I also think he is always very coherent and intelligent in what he says, so unlikely to be irrational there.
@@marciapinheiro6283 i mean, is critism coming from people that important? he's still getting big roles. and when i say that scientology pays him i mean A LOT of money, not like they throw in 100k once in a while but like 30 million every year or something
He has already been a Catholic. He was going to be a priest. I think the scandal would be the same, for people seem to be against religion in the higher levels of society for some reason.
@marciapinheiro6283 he was a Catholic before he was Tom Cruise, and if he was a Catholic today, he'd be friends with Roman Pope or the King of the pedos. He'll make donations to the Catholic Church, and people will regard TC as a sane,humble,benevolent pious man.
The Outsiders was a great movie. It was made before all of them became big stars . If he wanted to make the movie when they became famous, he would not have enough money.
He helped me every fraction of second of my existence. I wouldn''t be here without him or his movies.Maybe you will find more of us if you keep on publishing posts like this.
Scientology isnt any different from any other religion so I don't hold that against him. In some of his older interviews he definitely looked dead behind the eyes but it seemed to only be in interviews that he was on the defensive. Regardless of anything else hes a great actor with a great collection of movies.
He and Travolta both knights of Malta. That means that Miscavige is either a Jesuit or a knight of Malta. The vatican controlling scientology. Absolutely.
@@marciapinheiro6283 How can you truthfully write "sound". Did you speak them aloud to yourself? "Weird" means that I am the first one to tell the truth to you.
@@marciapinheiro6283 Tell, to me, what you know about the knights of malta. Then find out more that you don't yet know, then tell, to me, that. Thank you.
I absolutely love Tom Cruise and the reason why is because he nine times out of 10 he's making a science fiction movie and so if he is in that movie I know it's going to be something I really love so he's one of my last favorite actual Hollywood Mega Stars along with Keanu reeves. So I pretty much know that if either one of those guys are in a movie it's 99% sure that I'm going to absolutely love it. So Tom Cruise can't do anything wrong when it comes to science fiction movies and I even liked his Mission Impossible movies
I always describe him as "Would probably be from one of the nicer houses in Game of Thrones".
Hahaha, never heard this before but it's genius.
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The Tom Cruise iceberg goes deep
Goes even deeper than what we’ve covered! This is just the stuff I was able to fact check from multiple sources.
The federal government failed to shut down the occults and denominations using tax exemption under false pretenses. They don't contribute to their communities like they are supposed to. All denominations are forbidden in the Bible. Isaiah 44:5-7. Meanwhile the movie industry creates a variety of honest paying jobs for future generations, and that's a spiritual thing.
Well said. 100%. He got strange after 40yrs old..or we all noticed.
@@Davido50 Tom Cruise deciding to investigate corruption in the healthcare system and psychiatry is perfectly reasonable considering all the schools ordering ADHD meds for students, mass shootings and school shootings , and people self medicating themselves on the street, mental disorders caused by malnutrition and inbreeding.
More like... DEEP IN THE CLOSET!
his charisma and charm alone completely made everyone forget about that's he's the number 2 in Scientology often referred to the reincarnation of L. Ron Hubbard (the founder) and he also abandoned his kids and left his wife because they were deemed SP's by the church, but because he's basically one of the last daredevil action stars we have that does all of his own stunts (which no production company would allow but since he owns his own production company he can do anything he wants) everyone just turns a blind eye or forgot about how weird this dude is
If the *worst* thing that anyone did was talk passionately about their own religion in private, the world would be SO UNBELIEVABLY WONDERFUL!! It's so silly that people have such passionate beliefs about an actor's religion (that he has never discussed publicly = not forcing it on *anyone*)
Exactly @jasperhayes
@@jasperhayes-klein2929except if you watched the video he's spoken about it publicly and tried to push it on other people, so I don't know what you're on about
@@bip.5224 I *believe* that his “public speaking” is/was at a Scientology convention, so, literally, preaching to the converted. Other than talking about his rel. to others who already follow it, I truly don’t know if an instance of him speaking “publicly” on it. Do you?
@jasperhayes-klein2929 did you watch the last few minutes of this video? Cruise took active part in selfish, manipulative and cruel behavior. Which is to say nothing of the fact that being a critical member of an evil cult is BAD
He’s an odd fellow, but he steams a good ham.
Exactly this, great films but outside of film things get a bit odd
Nice reference.
Really? I thought that credit was attibuted to Seymour Skinner. Oh well, guess we learn something new everyday.
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Hahahahahaha
He's been an A-List actor for about 40 years now. Starting when he was a teenager. He found scientology that elevated him to an A-list scientologist for nearly 40 years now. If he's weird then it's because he's been in a bubble echo chamber for half a lifetime. It's actually something of a miracle that he comes across as a decent guy with a sense of humour but who's weird. I strongly doubt that he knows what normal behaviour is. He approximates it and that comes across as false, but his reality is so foreign to us that it seems deeply odd. Say what you want about him, but by all accounts he's a professional at work and his private life is his own. I've got nothing against Cruise.
This is what makes a great artist. And he is that. You think great art is normal? And the artist is normal? What are you talking about?
I like him
@@Albavincero He is the biggest movie star of the century. Like him or not, he's incredible. If you can't admit that, you're jealous.
@@tatie7604 I only said I like him.
Normality is certainly a relative concept. it is difficult to find a person who can prove to others they are 100% sane. It seems that everyone, at a certain stage of life, will act in a way that others will tag as inappropriate.
The more I think about Bale modeling Bateman after Cruise, the more it makes sense.
Cruise is so manufactured. So unauthentic. He's the perfect kind of film star in the worst ways possible. Externally he is top notch. But you can sense how fake he is. The forced laughter. The outrageously large smile. The carefully rehearsed mannerisms.
It's like he studied to be a person without ever having a personality. "There's nothing behind the eyes" is true.
Inauthentic ***
@@dawnjohnson9726 Really? Firefox dictionary didn't notice that :o
Maybe he came from Xenu spaceship
Not mad. Bad
There's another side of story we aren't considering tho I think .
Maybe he is just like that ? Maybe fame has changed his brain forever ?
We don't know tho and I find people's opinion on his being manufactured a bit odd tho .
Seems authentic to me man lol .
As much of a weirdo as he is outside his movies, I can't help but respect how his passion for filmmaking never left him all these years and how consistent he still is til this day. Not to mention, he still does his own stunts. I like to think it's just another case of separating the art from the artist.
I like what you say, but good art doesn't usually come from evil people even though the insane have been told to have great art at least sometimes. I hope you don't believe the claims involving white slavery and awareness of crime of some type inside of Scientology. I hope you believe that if Tom knew of abuses in the church he loves he would stop those or leave the church.
I wish he would play more villain & comedy roles.
@@rigelb9025 "villain"
Vincent. Collateral
@@The-Anti-Zionist or Lestat
@@rigelb9025 do you know what a dork is
@@jays2551 No, but I'm sure you can inform me on that topic.
Props to you for calling Scientology what it is, hope that their crazy legal team doesn’t come after you. Tom Cruise is absolutely a hollywood great, but he’s so deep into the insanity. I feel like he’s one of the last of hollywood’s insane geniuses, or at least the last high profile one
All those Christian denominations are contradicting the Bible, and using extortion, bribery and blackmail if you don't obey them. They take your confessions and threaten to destroy your career. Pastors have friends in hospitals and police departments to get you a criminal record or a medical record.
I find jt hilarious that people balk at Scientology and and then pray to a infinite power magic being that allows his church leaders to get intimately romantic with literal children. A flaming, talking bush, and boy loving wizards are normal but aliens are crazy and money fraud is bad. Right
They've, apparently, been less aggressive for a while, partly, I believe, because David Miscavige is hiding from legal summons, pertaining to child trafficking (but don't quote me on that), and that Co$ has been burnt a couple of times.
He sucks! Period
Th asthma movie I saw that he was in was Eyes Wide Shut, that's before I knew he was a scientologist
He is utterly insane. Comes across as a true sociopath imho. Ans thats without even getting into his high profile membership of a dangerous and abusive cult.
I was abused in the Catholic church in Phoenix, Arizona when I was 8 years old, and they still haven't closed the church doors. The Catholic diocese in all these major cities issue reports of complaints, prosecution, defrocking clergy for you to read about. So why are they elected in government offices, operating hospitals, homeless shelters, orphanages and food banks? Why are they getting 501C3 exemption?
Better than being on Epstein’s list or being a pedo or a Weinstein
Yeah but he IS a good actor. Well not necessarily good so much as he has a star quality. I guess that can sometimes be an aspect of sociopaths
@@STORMDAME probably yes. Let's rather say he is a great movie star. But as a human being? He is a lunatic. When you actually delve into what his cult believes (and thus what he actually believes) then it's impossible to see him as anything else. And let's not forget he chooses his cult (which practices disassociation) over having a relationship with his own daughter.
Absolutely agree@@Sabundy
I’ve accepted that Tom Cruise is a Scientologist weirdo, but he makes good movies and I love his dedication to his craft
Much like all lobs in Hollywierd
nope
Oprah provoked Tom, wanted him to be enthusiastic for her show. She used her influence to set people up regularly. I don't think Oprah ever had her own content without provoking, humiliating and framing people. She didn't believe in marriage, cooking, exercise, dancing, or know the Bible correctly so Americans couldn't relate to her on any of those things, back then.
I don't blame actors for their awful agents, screenwriters and publicist who create drama for publicity. Few people know how to do their jobs correctly. @@dreamawake2670
Every great artist has been weird in some way. I don’t like his religion but better than being a pedo or a murderer or an idiot like what Disney is being now
There are a lot of weird borderline insane people on the internet called influencers
I am one of those weird borderline insanes. I need to get in the gloves with you
Very relevant lol
TikTok is filled with thousands of them
Thanks, totally agree with you. It seems that the person who made this video is one of them.
his performance in magnolia is outstanding, for anybody who hasnt watched that movie yet
I wonder if we’ll be getting more of these kinds of roles when he becomes too old for action films. But to be fair, 61 years is too old for most actors to be only doing action films and he’s still going strong
According to an ex-member of Scientology, his character in that brilliant film was the closest he has come to being himself on-screen. On a side note, half of Magnolia's run time is taken up with crying? Every character has a crying scene.
i love that movie, it's my 2nd favorite. it is an underrated tom cruise movie compared to his other movies
@@nexuandity that's the 1st time I've ever read about Magnolia being 'underrated'.
@@sodiumlights i meant it as tom cruise, people acknowledge his other performances
Tom is without a doubt the biggest movie star in the world. This man rules Hollywood since the 80s with a worldwide box office of $12.1 billion.
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@@Gamerevans337 You are just jealous.
@@Mike-h8m No, he really IS just a mediocre actor. Not awful like Keanu often is, but bland and emty.
@@eldiran2 I was talking about FAME and this is by far Tom Cruise.
Not acting skills or something lmao
@@Mike-h8m Not really. As Mark Cousins says in his great documentary series on Film, The West ( USA specifically) has a warped one-sided view of things--Tom Cruise is NOT the most popular actor. As India has 1.4 Billion people, 4X the USA, THEIR top 'star' Shah Rukh Kahn (similarly bland, a'la Cruise) is far more Popular (as in Most People) world wide.
I can't help but have this feeling once he gets to a certain age, Hollywood are gonna see they can't make the kind of money of him like they used to. And will serve him up on a silver platter. Possibly even earlier if the next mission impossible movie also flops. There might even be another MeToo movement except this time only against Scientology. Feels insane to me how we have gotten all of these stories from ex members, the insane punishments, children who are born into it being isolated from their parents. And somehow been able to get away with more insane things than even the catholic church.
You are not wrong in what you say, that all religions would have some points of wrong philosophy to them. It is impossible to be perfect, as we all know. I would like to see these people being subjected to liar detector procedures on TV, to be sincere. I don't really believe what they say. I have been inside of Scientology and saw nothing like that. The only things I have against them are the use of emeters, since I believe that is taking shocks on a voluntary basis, which is insanity, and the belief that yawning means, in all situations, not understanding, since a person may yawn for being genuinely tired or bored.
The Last Samurai is one of my all time favorites. I definitely separate the artist from the art when I watch that movie but I sure as hell want him exposed if he has done evil things.
If Billy Connolly calls him a great guy, that will do me.
What about giving him a chance of defending himself? A TV show where all these 'spectacular' people, who have so much against him, appear to make their statements, obviously accompanied of a liar detector filter, and he appears to give his side of the story, perhaps also accompanied by a liar detector filter. We don't know who they are, not the slightest idea, yet we do seem to know a lot about him and the idea passed by the things we know is that he is an extremely good person, very kind to all his fans, reporters, fellow actors and everyone else.
He is weird. But he is a very good actor.
Most people whose work is deemed to be spectacular are also regarded as weird, so that it seems that there is no brilliance without a bit of oddity, without escaping mediocrity of behavior a little.
@@marciapinheiro6283 true, thanks for your input.
He is probably the best Movie star who ever lived, not best actor , but biggest movie star. His body of work is insane, so many great films, and the fact he does his own stunts is incredible, many highly successful individuals are eccentric and or a little crazy
I think he handled that splash in the face gag really well 3:09. You have to be able to communicate when someone makes you uncomfortable, and he had the balls to do so. Most of us would just act like the one who got pranked and laugh it off, and probably untruthfully so.
Tom cruise is one of my favorite actors aside from his personal life he is a genuine actor and has given great performances
One of the most passionate actors in the industry for sure! Great on screen presence
Meanwhile Oprah created sensationalism for publicity, making people do things they would never do otherwise.
How about both - weird and insane.
Haha yeah definitely a mixture of the two!
He's insane and cute at the same time.
Oprah has manipulated people into doing things for ratings or her show would have tanked like Phil Donahue, her mentor. She's destroyed a lot of reputations. She even put Dr. Phil on TV mocking mentally ill people instead of healing them.
How about being reasonable? Couldn't a person who does not know you well tag you also as both? He seems to keep huge part of his life out of the cameras. The Bible is the most sold book in the world, 5-7 billion is the current figure, yet, if you select particular slices of it, you get to the conclusion it is all insane and weird. People love it when they read it in full, which has to mean it is all reasonable and good.
@@marciapinheiro6283 scientology bot
Per IMDB, Christian Bale based Pat Bateman on a Tom Cruise appearance on the Late Show with David Letterman (1993). But there's one problem: Cruise made no appearance on Letterman in 1993. To this day no one actually knows which Cruise interview Bale is talking about.
Its literally on UA-cam.
@@jackvenus4024 Which one?
@@gts8919IMDB has the wrong date. The interview Christian Bale based Patrick Bateman on was Cruise’s 1988 interview. I’ve seen a few Reddit threads with people confused about this as well.
@@CatPTSD Cruise looks slightly shy/socially awkward in the 1988 interview. I doubt that's the interview Bale took inspiration from.
@@gts8919it’s literally shown in this video, you’re just making things up lol
I still say that Cruise is a cyborg. The original AI.
He is a T-1000
I am glad he is not available for distribution yet, in this case. I didn't know I could fall in love with cyborgs, but now I am sure it is possible.
art can still be appreciated and enjoyed separately from the artist
You don't think that way you give weirdo's like Cruise a platform to spread their dangerous ideas?
Both. It's called narcissism.
You might be right.
Plenty has been said about the motives behind Tom's loyalties to the cult. Some say he's actually very easy to manipulate and they lured him in when he was young and naive. But hey, wife number one got him into the cult, but no one forced wife number two and three to leave their respective religions and join the cult so they could marry Tom 😁. The guy is an enigma, he uses social media only to promote his movies, crazy stunts and barbenheimer 😂
I like 'enigma', good choice of words to designate a person who we know very little about, despite all scrutiny. It seems that Scientology is also an enigma. You only know if you try, believe me.
I use to hate Tom Cruise after I saw that interview with Matt Lauer. But as time passed, when I saw him doing Tropic Thunder, Ben Stiller impersonating him to his face; not taking himself to seriously, and learning that he apologized to Brooke Shields in person, and what he’s like as a person (based on what the people who have met him and know him, say he’s like) I don’t hate him anymore. I like him. We live in a very divided state of the world right now, and it’s just silly to hate someone just for their political or religious beliefs. It just doesn’t matter.
9:10 I actually had a teacher who was in scientology, but she managed to escape thanks to her mom essentially having to kidnap her back
You make it sound as if they have forced labor camps or something. As far as I know, everyone is free to enter and leave and her mother at most cajoled her to leave Scientology. They seem to spend their time reading books, which is essentially what academics do, so that that must have been the reason for your teacher to join them.
@@marciapinheiro6283 Leaving a cult is not the easiest thing to do.
I love that you accurately refer to scientology as "the cult".
When I saw his rambling about scientology I could not believe it. He was MENTAL.
@@Victorcolongarcia He was vague.
I agree. Whoever said that is mental.
If you have any interest in learning more about Scientology, Leah Remini and Mike Render's tv series, Scientology and the Aftermath, is fantastic at exposing what truly goes on behind the scenes.
You can also try to attend one branch yourself and see with your own eyes that it is nothing like that.
I knew Scientologist and there were no aliens in their description. Engram was described as an emotional knot that is triggered and replayed in social and life situations.
This isn't hard to find out information. You are literally on the internet. Google it. That's because they are not told of the alien thing until they have reached the highest levels of it, or paid their way through it. They are actually told they will burst into flames if they even physically hear this stuff before they are allowed to, but we know this not to be true of course because people have shouted it at them, and none of them caught fire.
Not true. They do believe in an ET theory, which you get to know only when you reach the highest levels.
Color of Money is one of my favorite Scorsese movies, and Tom literally became a pro level pool player for that movie
This is definetly top3 Toms movie. Id say the other 2 are Rainman and Vanila sky. But as a person...... man he looks weird.
5:45 I have a feeling George Lucas found that quote after making Star Wars and went “oh no…”
Me too. I deeply think all the story of white slavery and punishment by Scientology is the quote you are talking about, since it can only be coming from fiction....
Calling any actor in Hollywood weird is just very low effort on your part😂😂😂
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So what you’re saying is Tom Cruise is a “low hanging fruit” 🥁
He's crazy, yes. But he's also an exceptional actor. Acting is an art form, and the idea of an insane yet brilliant artist is far from new. Typically people who are exceptional at something, are exceptional for one of two reasons; they're exceedingly lucky, or they're exceedingly unique. Artists who are exceedingly unique tend to be so because they think very differently than others, and therefore come across as really strange.
Long story short; enjoy his art and let him be crazy because that's just who he is and probably the reason he's so damn good
Well him being "crazy" harms other people so no
Y'all are really going through A LOT of mental gymnastics to justify liking a literal cult member that funds child trafficking
I love him.
Especially as Lestat in Interview with the Vampire..
He may be cray cray.. but I like him as an actor and he was gorgeous.
He literally funds a cult that trafficks children.
Tom Cruise may be a robot pretending to be a nice human, but I can't ignore how much I like his output, some of it I even love. So, since I don't follow what celebrities do in their personal lives anyway, it's pretty easy for me to divorce the “real person” from the “persona on screen”. And since I have absolutely no personal stake in their personal lives, I genuinely only care about their movies or TV shows.
Because he is not a robot pretending to be a nice person. Oprah has a long list of victims from her shows and interviews, who trusted her.
@@void9837 Good point.
Gay (meaning lame in the context I am applying it in, the 3rd meaning we added in the 90's after homosexual was added to the original meaning of happy, when in rome FU if you project or deny, show me you in the mirror honestly)
Tom cruise lives in his own universe ..period.
You think? He seems to know a lot of people, give interviews, converse with fans and so on. Why do you say that?
His Stardom is overrated but his acting is underrated he was great in American Made
As of my last update in January 2022, the cumulative worldwide box office gross for Johnny Depp's films is approximately $10.2 billion. Johnny Depp has been a highly successful and prolific actor, starring in blockbuster franchises such as "Pirates of the Caribbean," "Alice in Wonderland," and "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory," among others. These figures can vary with new releases and updated box office data, so it's advisable to consult more recent sources for the most accurate information.
Tom Cruise is a great actor; his smile alone fills theaters. My contract with him is over once the movie ends. He is an actor, why would I care what his personal life? They are all weird, they pretend to be fictional characters, and don't owe us anything. Of all the different occupations out there we are so weak that this is by whom we measure social standards too? This speaks volumes. Maybe we should pick up a book now and then. Does anyone remember when the last space shuttle was sent up? yet we know when Will Smith slapped Cris Rock.
A movie star he is. A great actor he is not.
As an actor... I like him. He's in great movies & he's great in his roles. I've heard people say he can't act which I laugh it off.
But as a person... I despise/hate him. If I ever crossed paths, yeah I'd probably get star struck & strictly talk movies. Cause seeing his interviews that's the only way to be on his good side.
All of my other opinions aside, I'm just really happy that the commentator for this video also admitted that in the video with Tom wearing the black turtleneck he didn't understand a word that Tom was talking about the entire video I thought I was missing something LOL no really I couldn't tell you one damn thing he was Even remotely talking about 😂 he was so vague he was more vague then me in high school trying to explain to my mama why I came home after curfew without telling her the truth damn! Lmao that laugh though in the same video, I don't really have anything else clever to say on that to do it justice 😂 Tom was a happy happy boy in that moment Jesus Christ LoL
Even Dennis Rodman thinks Tom Cruise is weird.
USA creates a variety of honest paying jobs for future generations to avoid criminal activity. Oprah should have been replaced for staging publicity stunts and forcing people to do things they wouldn't normally do.
I wonder what K!M-J¤NG µN has to say about him.
And how many think YOU are weird?
Honestly, he’s one of the best actors ever. Tell me Vincent from Collateral wasn’t the best. “Yo homie”.
He can be as strange as he wants, not like I’m a friends with him.
He’s an Excellent Actor but he is a little weird but so what aren’t we all just a little dazed and confused!
GO TOM GO. IM WITH YOU.
If i did not watch media unless ever actor agreed with my every view i would just be in an empty black hole.
As of my last update in January 2022, the cumulative worldwide box office gross for Tom Cruise's films is approximately $4.3 billion, while Keanu Reeves' films have grossed around $4.6 billion worldwide. These figures can fluctuate with new releases and updated box office data, so it's a good idea to check more recent sources for the most accurate numbers.
I honestly don't care about his personal life or any other celebrities life.
He makes the kind of movies i like to watch.
Cruise is a good screen presence but i usually watch most of his films based on the director and collaboration
Thanks for your continuous love and support❤❤ how long have you been a fan?
@@Kpokosimannyclassic😂😂😂😂😂😂
It's a shame because Lestat and Jack from Legend are two of my favorite characters of all time.
After 2004, I was done. The laughing, interviews etc.
He is one of the key people in Scientology. That does boost his ego. He believes know everything about psychiatry psychology payments everything. That’s so lame they are. He told her you very well learn psychiatrist, but he doesn’t know psychiatry. The only movies I really liked was Tom Cruise in them was the outsiders and taps and risky business wasn’t bad.
Woah you went there against the cult 🙌🏻❤️
Oprah victimized her guests for years. She didn't do her research or verify the truth, and made them do things they wouldn't normally do. She's a billionaire claiming to be a victim of racism in America when her whole audience was white women back in those days.
I never realized how eccentric Tom Cruise is.
It blows my mind that Christian Bale used him as inspiration for Patrick Bateman. Hard to look at the guy the same way knowing that.
@noahmichael4147 once you hear the whole “Intense friendliness, with nothing behind the eyes” (i think that’s the quote) spiel, you really can never look at the man again
@@aliencafe Bale is just jealous on Tom.
lmfao
Eccentric? That is the mildest of all available adjectives.
Public for the last 10 years Scientology never comes up in any interview and you never see him out promoting it. He cares more for making films and entering the audience so I respect him for that.
I was never a big fan but saw some of his films UNTIL I really understood his role in scientology. There is no way I will ever go to one of his movies knowing that my tix money would go to that cult.
I don't care about his scientology fellowship, like I don't care whether an actor is a devoted Christian. At the end of the day they're all made up stories.
What I do care about is the devotion and passion for his work, his enthusiasm for the story and trying to bring the best possible on the screen.
So the modern slavery doesn't matter? Good to know
I have always loved his movies. What people believe or not is none of my business.I wish him well.
One of the greatest actors of our time. I love seeing him in a movie.
Question: weird or insane . Answer : uh huh .
Cruise's energy level reminds me of my toddler
And who doesn't want to be Forever Young?
Cruise would be, possibly, the greatest movie star of all time if he was never part of Scientology. Its only his involvement with them that blights his efforts.
There's no denying he is a huge box office draw anyway, but there is always going to be that 'wouldn't want to meet him' ora as long as he's a scientologist.
I think he's great on screen and he has an awesome sense of humour, but I wouldn't want to hang with him on a personal level. Simply because of the cult that watches all that he does. The cult can just f*** off 👍
man i love ur videos keep it up!
Thanks! 🙏
when is a year in film history coming back i need it😅@@FilmStack
Haha we’ll have to make one some time soon! We’ve just been experimenting with some other stuff like the best and worst years of film that are similar to year in film history but only briefly going over each year
@@FilmStack the recent videos are good too but i miss the year vids lol
He may be a good actor but there are many good actors, directors don't need Cruise to make their movies, giving him a stage to spread his dangerous ideas when interviewed.
And what do you most fear in his ideas? Would your ideas be better to be spread? It seems that the entire media likes him and therefore also his ideas. Wouldn't that be a democratic way of saying you are wrong?
@@marciapinheiro6283 I don't fear his ideas, they're so outlandish they're almost comical. About what you're saying about the media liking ideas: In the thirties the NSDAP (Hitlers party) was liked by the entire media, even in countries like Italy and therefore also his ideas. Wouldn't that be a democratic way of saying they were right? Do you really believe the media decides what's democratic and what's wrong or right?🥲
@@MarkGelderland About the Nazi party: I Googled 'NSDAP and media that showed it' and all references seem to point at only inside of Germany, or at least the top ones. That is what I know to be true as well. He was a dictator and therefore the entire German media was under his power. It is the first time I hear the NSDAP would also broadcast overseas. Can you prove that? I didn't say the media decides what's democratic, my assertion was slightly different: I said the vast majority of the media likes him, meaning advertises him positively and is happy publishing about him, and therefore they have approved him 'by vote', basically. As for him using interviews to advertise his (possibly) bizarre ideas, that is not true at all. I am sure he spoke very little about the church of scientology in the media and, as said here, on this page somewhere by someone, he stopped advertising the church more than 10 years ago in the media plus he apologized to Brooke Shields for taking a stand regarding her medication consumption (psychiatric). The media advertised that too so that it seems that his 'bizarre' ideas, about scientology beliefs, are actually 'under control', he got convinced, probably by the same media, that he was wrong in what he was doing before, so that your fear is unfounded.
It’s kinda like Gwyneth Paltrow and Will Smith, they are weird and kinda crazy in their personal life, but they are all really great actors
I think that, movies, and the private life behind the scenes of their creators are two different things and should not be confused.
Hot Take: I don't think cruise is that good of a dramatic actor i don't really like any of his more dramatic stuff for me he works best just as a hypermasculine action hero.
I liked the role he played in Tropic Thunder because I didn't know it was him until I saw the credits.
Fine. At least you confess you like some of his art.
I agree with standing against pharmaceutical drug use, especially when it's unpopular for him to do so.
He was a bit silly at times but I love him and his movies!
I'm yet to be convinced L.Ron. Hubbard isn't just a character played by Michael Mckean
L. Ron Hubbard was a nut who started his "religion" to make money and not pay taxes. If you want the truth of it, watch Going Clear. It's fascinating.
If i watch Going Clear again, will you attend Scientology once? Then we see who will change their mind.
3:25 that’s really how you pronounce her name? I was saying “Thadd-ie” this whole time lol. But the “The War of the Worlds” press run gotta be the most iconic press run ever 😂
Well, he does an insanely good job in his work so I guess he is entitled (just as anyone else) to do and think what he likes. To be honest, he feels like a character I'd like if he happaned to be a relative or a friend.
Always been my favorite actor.
Well, besides Jackie Chan.
Vanilla Sky is an amazing film
I don't know much but im almost 100% sure his scientology stuff is fake and they are just paying him pretty well. or he's benefiting from it in other ways
I dont think cruise needs their money, hes been an A list actor for 40 years making millions upon millions of dollars, maybe even a billion.
@@navyvet05 im aware of that, but somehow people always want more money. even 1 miilion is too much
That could be a possibility. Yet, given the amount of criticism he gets because of Scientology, which means loss of capital, I reckon he would have to be a bit irrational to be just pretending, don't you think? I also think he is always very coherent and intelligent in what he says, so unlikely to be irrational there.
@@marciapinheiro6283 i mean, is critism coming from people that important? he's still getting big roles. and when i say that scientology pays him i mean A LOT of money, not like they throw in 100k once in a while but like 30 million every year or something
God, I love Tom. He is just so hilariously interesting.
If Scientology will exempt me from paying taxes, I'm there, dude!
you still pay taxes them as a church don't like any other religion
You'd end up paying even more money to Scientology than you would to the government, though.
He makes good movies.
The star rarely makes the movie; the writers and directors do.
I'm just glad John Travolta finally came outta the closet, I just hope he leaves the cult in one piece.
Fun fact; Tom Cruise wanted to quit acting after The Last Samurai but David Miscavage made him stay acting lol.
What proves Miscavidge is not so bad, don't you think?
Don't trust him don't like him. Abandoning his daughter? Unforgivable!
Ive met him and hes just a genuinely, an enthusiastic, happy person...... And to most people nowadays.... That is weird and to some, insane.
I wonder if Filmstack would make a video on him if he turned Catholic or a Muslim "Tom Cruise Crazy times 100"
He has already been a Catholic. He was going to be a priest. I think the scandal would be the same, for people seem to be against religion in the higher levels of society for some reason.
@marciapinheiro6283 he was a Catholic before he was Tom Cruise, and if he was a Catholic today, he'd be friends with Roman Pope or the King of the pedos. He'll make donations to the Catholic Church, and people will regard TC as a sane,humble,benevolent pious man.
The Outsiders was a great movie. It was made before all of them became big stars . If he wanted to make the movie when they became famous, he would not have enough money.
I really don't care about his scientology ways. Maverick is not a scientologist last i checked, and niether is Ethan
Movie version of kanye west
11:06 Dig ditches? yikes...sounds like they're gonna be burying bodies later.
Why do you believe that? You know Tom and Scientology from the press but what do you know about that 'actress'?
Every genius in history was called like that tho , you couldn't be this famous with out being a bit cocky
Him trying to act all good and speak about doing good deeds is like watching an alien trying to integrate into human society. Pure sociopath.
Psychopath
He helped me every fraction of second of my existence. I wouldn''t be here without him or his movies.Maybe you will find more of us if you keep on publishing posts like this.
@@marciapinheiro6283 So, how's scientology working out for you?
@@cenobitek I actually left Scientology for the moment being. I am now a full time Christian.
@@marciapinheiro6283 I hope that works out for you.
And yes u r right. Fake smile, fake laughter
Great video
Tom Cruise films are just meh for me. Aside from the fact that he's insane.
Why do you think you can say that about someone else? Are you 100% sure you are sane?
Scientology isnt any different from any other religion so I don't hold that against him. In some of his older interviews he definitely looked dead behind the eyes but it seemed to only be in interviews that he was on the defensive. Regardless of anything else hes a great actor with a great collection of movies.
He and Travolta both knights of Malta. That means that Miscavige is either a Jesuit or a knight of Malta. The vatican controlling scientology. Absolutely.
Your lines sound a bit weird to me, may I say?
@@marciapinheiro6283 How can you truthfully write "sound". Did you speak them aloud to yourself?
"Weird" means that I am the first one to tell the truth to you.
@@marciapinheiro6283 Tell, to me, what you know about the knights of malta. Then find out more that you don't yet know, then tell, to me, that. Thank you.
Tom playing "take a look around" by limp bizkit and thought we wouldn't notice.
I don't understand the song or your comment. Is that supposed to look weird and insane?
I absolutely love Tom Cruise and the reason why is because he nine times out of 10 he's making a science fiction movie and so if he is in that movie I know it's going to be something I really love so he's one of my last favorite actual Hollywood Mega Stars along with Keanu reeves. So I pretty much know that if either one of those guys are in a movie it's 99% sure that I'm going to absolutely love it. So Tom Cruise can't do anything wrong when it comes to science fiction movies and I even liked his Mission Impossible movies