How would you react in this situation?

NedLowry · 29-12-2011 03:53PM #1

How would you react if someone who you deeply respected admitted to being in complete awe of Tom Cruise?

FearDark · 29-12-2011 03:54PM

I'd jump up and down on the sofa in delight.

The King of Moo · 29-12-2011 03:54PM

I'd check to see if their Thetan levels were high.

Saila · 29-12-2011 03:55PM

I'd buy them scientician vouchers

mattjack · 29-12-2011 03:55PM

I'd keep my arse to the wall as I moved out of the room.

My name is URL · 29-12-2011 03:55PM

I'd carry on with my day unabated

lmijker · 29-12-2011 03:55PM

All of the above.
none of the below.

Sabre0001 · 29-12-2011 03:56PM

I'd scale the tallest building in the world......just like my hero, Tom Cruise!

Ellis Dee · 29-12-2011 03:57PM

I'd ask him if he had any of that weed to spare.:):):)

kincsem · 29-12-2011 03:58PM

I respect his acting inability, so bff.

Chuck Stone · 29-12-2011 03:59PM

A reflex slap to the face.

Biggins · 29-12-2011 04:01PM

NedLowry wrote: »

How would you react if someone who you deeply respected admitted to being in complete awe of Tom Cruise?

I'd respect that they like his acting ability - while hopefully being in the full knowledge that he might be an off the head, nut-job, a basket case, a loop-de-loop, a wacko of the hightest order with too much money and not enough brain cells!

...And I haven't even mentioned anything about a closet!

Latchy · 29-12-2011 04:02PM

I would steal their Top Gun Aviator sunglasses :cool:

29-12-2011 04:07PM

Apparently, Tom Cruise is a pretty impressive guy, from interviews i've read. He may be a little nuts, but there's no denying he clearly a harder worker than anyone here and has been immensely successful as an actor, despite being small by Hollywood standards, and having problems with dyslexia.

"Complete awe" may be a bit strong, but i've heard stranger things.

mikemac1 · 29-12-2011 04:09PM

Well after watching Magnolia I was in complete awe too

Biggins · 29-12-2011 04:10PM

I think myself the man is a nut-job but given that he's now 49 in age, damn he still looks younger!

some random drunk · 29-12-2011 04:11PM

I know a guy like that. We're trying to get him help.

mattjack · 29-12-2011 04:12PM

p wrote: »

Apparently, Tom Cruise is a pretty impressive guy, from interviews i've read. He may be a little nuts, but there's no denying he clearly a harder worker than anyone here and has been immensely successful as an actor, despite being small by Hollywood standards, and having problems with dyslexia.

"Complete awe" may be a bit strong, but i've heard stranger things.

Are you Penelope Cruz ?

Carter P Fly · 29-12-2011 04:37PM

I dont get it, Tom cruise is a good actor and has a great smile. Whats not to like (srsly)?

I so wanted to be him when I saw top gun all those years ago, damn that tarrentino rant that made topgun out to be teh ghey.

TerrorFirmer · 29-12-2011 04:40PM

I like Tom Cruise. Don't care what his personal beliefs are, or how sane he is in his day to day goings about, he's a good actor and I like watching him on the screen. What should anyone care otherwise?

NedLowry · 29-12-2011 04:55PM

Well, he's made blockbusters to be sure, and he has been a top box office draw.

He's had hits-M: I, M: I 3, Rain Man, Tropic Thunder, Risky Business, Magnolia, and many misses, inc. Knight and Day and Vanilla Sky. He's a diverse actor and let's hope he brings some meatier roles soon, he can put in the effort when needed!

Spread · 29-12-2011 05:01PM

Any relation to CC O' Brien?

superstoner90 · 29-12-2011 05:04PM

Id be like....

rednik · 29-12-2011 05:04PM

I'd say your situation would be a mission impossible.

phasers · 29-12-2011 05:19PM

He seems like a decent guy

Richard Hillman · 29-12-2011 05:36PM

There is not a man alive that didnt get a twitch during the volleyball scene in Top Gun

Johnny Foreigner · 29-12-2011 05:43PM

NedLowry wrote: »

How would you react if someone who you deeply respected admitted to being in complete awe of Tom Cruise?

I would delete their number from my mobile phone and cut all contact with them.

NedLowry · 29-12-2011 06:03PM

NedLowry wrote: »

He's a diverse actor and let's hope he brings some meatier roles soon, he can put in the effort when needed!

On second thoughts, who am I trying to kid?
M:I-2,anyone?

CatFromHue · 29-12-2011 06:06PM

80's: Risky Business, Top Gun, Born on the Fourth of July, The Colour of Money, Rain Main, Cocktail.

90's: Days of Thunder, A Few Good Men, The Firm, Interview with a Vampire, Mission Impossible, Jerry Maguire, Eyes Wide Shut, Magnolia.

00's: Vanilla Sky, Minority Report, The Last Samurai, Collateral, War of the Worlds, Valkyrie.

I think it's safe to say that he has a career to be in awe of. He must have the least amount of dud films in his career than any other Hollywood actor.

I mean look at his acting in the clip below!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_18IcnkFTJ8

NedLowry · 29-12-2011 06:13PM

It would be remiss not to post the following clip;

NedLowry · 09-07-2012 10:10PM

In light of recent events, any further thoughts on this?

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