What is Tom Cruise’s worst film according to AlloCiné viewers, with an improbable score of 1.7 out of 5? Little hint: it’s a film he shot at the very beginning of his career…
By unrolling the filmography of Tom Cruise, it is very difficult to find a real misstep. Coppola, Scorsese, Spielberg, Kubrick, De Palma, Ridley Scott, Michael Mann… The Hollywood star, during a career of incredible density, shot for the greatest and in feature films, most of the time, qualitatively well above average.
However, AlloCiné viewers have awarded an improbable score of 1.7 out of 5 to one of the films of the man who came back in force with Top Gun: Maverick and which will be on July 12 on the Mission poster. : Impossible – Dead Reckoning Part 1. What is the worst of Tom Cruise’s career according to Internet users?
If you think of The Mummy, it’s done well: the film, freshly received by critics, is rewarded with a weakling 2.4 out of 5. But to find the work led by Tom Cruise which is decked out with a poor 1.7, you have to start many years ago, precisely in 1983, with the comedy American Teenagers.
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Directed by the late Curtis Hanson (who would later sign LA Confidential and 8 Mile), American Teenagers (Losin’It in VO) sees a very young Tom Cruise, who has just been revealed with Coppola’s Outsiders, sharing the bill with Jackie Earle Haley, John Stockwell and John P. Navin Jr.
The roles played by this quartet? Those of young Californians leaving for the Mexican border and who, having arrived in Tijuana, establish a pact: everyone will lose their virginity during the night. A whole program… Shortly after this very schoolboy American Teenagers, only available on VOD, Tom Cruise will star in Risky Business, a film that will reveal him to the whole world.
The trailer for “Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning Part 1”: