Tom Cruise at AMC Georgetown yesterday...

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:TC is the last real movie star

What about Leo?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:So torn. Perfect summer family flick but really don’t want to fund Scientology.

I struggle with this, too.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:TC is the last real movie star

What about Leo?

Not in the same league, at all.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I remember a few years back the local police or sheriffs were called by a concerned ex-$cientologist who wanted to do a well-check on Shelly. The police did it, said her whereabouts were known, and she simply didn't want to contact anyone. Unfortunate, but Shelly is an adult making the choice to be in a cult and accept cult punishment.

Stop drinking the Kool-aid. She was never found.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:TC is the last real movie star

What about Leo?

Not in the same league, at all.

He's a prestige actor not a blockbuster actor at this point. Tommy decided to drop his Oscar quest (back in the day) in favor of blockbusters intended to fund Scientology.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:So torn. Perfect summer family flick but really don’t want to fund Scientology.

I struggle with this, too.

Doesn’t bother me. Everyone is entitled to their quacky personal beliefs as long as they keep it private. Nothing is worse than when actors start proselytizing- whether it’s politics, religion or goopy crap. I appreciate that Tom keeps his mouth shut and makes exciting movies.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:TC is the last real movie star

What about Leo?

Not in the same league, at all.

He's a prestige actor not a blockbuster actor at this point. Tommy decided to drop his Oscar quest (back in the day) in favor of blockbusters intended to fund Scientology.

He’s never been a character actor. He’s always made fun blockbuster movies, which is what audiences WANT.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:TC is the last real movie star

What about Leo?

Or Idris.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:TC is the last real movie star

What about Leo?

Or Idris.

What about them ?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:So torn. Perfect summer family flick but really don’t want to fund Scientology.

I struggle with this, too.

Doesn’t bother me. Everyone is entitled to their quacky personal beliefs as long as they keep it private. Nothing is worse than when actors start proselytizing- whether it’s politics, religion or goopy crap. I appreciate that Tom keeps his mouth shut and makes exciting movies.

I'm not either PP but I agree with them. Its hard to know what Scientology does to its members/leaders (abuse in many forms) and children (neglect re: lack of schooling to make sure they can't leave the cult later bc they are uneducated) and to those that leave its even worse. There are jobs in Scientology dedicated to making their lives a living hell- they are stalked, websites with false info posted about them so they lose their jobs in the real world, their friends and family in Scientology are prohibited to have anything to do with them). I just can't support anyone who gives millions to these people.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I remember a few years back the local police or sheriffs were called by a concerned ex-$cientologist who wanted to do a well-check on Shelly. The police did it, said her whereabouts were known, and she simply didn't want to contact anyone. Unfortunate, but Shelly is an adult making the choice to be in a cult and accept cult punishment.

Yeah, Like Lori Vallow's kids wellfare check. That didn't go too well, either. Sadly all you have to do is say 'they're fine' and the police leave.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I remember a few years back the local police or sheriffs were called by a concerned ex-$cientologist who wanted to do a well-check on Shelly. The police did it, said her whereabouts were known, and she simply didn't want to contact anyone. Unfortunate, but Shelly is an adult making the choice to be in a cult and accept cult punishment.

Stop drinking the Kool-aid. She was never found.

I think they found her, and she told the authorities she isn't being held against her will because 1) she thinks (knows?) the Scientologists would kill her if she didn't, or 2) she's been driven completely mad with torture. Or I suppose those looking into her disappearance could have paid off, threatened, etc. Scientology don't play. So bizarre.

At any rate, I think I would have been creeped out seeing Tom Cruise in person. But it's a moot point, because I wouldn't be at his film.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:So torn. Perfect summer family flick but really don’t want to fund Scientology.

I struggle with this, too.

Doesn’t bother me. Everyone is entitled to their quacky personal beliefs as long as they keep it private. Nothing is worse than when actors start proselytizing- whether it’s politics, religion or goopy crap. I appreciate that Tom keeps his mouth shut and makes exciting movies.

It’s not a ”quacky” belief; it’s a cult. Would you say the same thing about Jim Jones?

[Anonymous]

How does the facelift look in person?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:How does the facelift look in person?

It was hard to tell in the dark, but on screen his cheeks look puffy..too much filler that detracted from his usually chiseled face.