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Lawyer: "Now, your counsel has publicly equated your absence from Suri for these extended periods of time as being analogous to someone fighting in Afghanistan. Are you aware of that?"
Cruise: "I didn't hear the Afghanistan, but that's what it feels like, and certainly on this last movie, it was brutal. It was brutal."
Tom is asked, "Do you believe the situations [being in a movie and fighting a war in Afghanistan] are the same?" Tom replies, "Oh come on." Fields says that clearly means "of course not."
How?? He compared being away from his family for MONTHS AT A TIME, to someone who in the military who can be away from their family for months at a time. That was it. I even went back and found the TMZ article. That was the only comparison he made.
Cruise needs to be locked in a cage in a cellar somewhere and just let out to make movies... When he's done filming, he gets back in the cage.
I watched it last night on HBO. It was much better than what I expected from the trailer. I really expected another ho-hum sci-fi movie, but I have to say I actually enjoyed it.
The one negative: at first, they make the Scavs seem very inhuman in the way that they move. Some appeared to be running on all fours or just having very inhuman movements. I thought they tried a little too hard to hide the fact that they were indeed humans.
Soldiers have NO communication with family for months at a time, with a few getting satellite call privileges if they aren't in the field. This mutli-multi millionaire can talk to his child anytime he wants, can charter a plane and see his kid anytime he wants. He is exaggerating, and full of shit
Basically acting in a courtroom to get people to side with him.