“One of the most underrated Tom Cruise movies”: Emily Blunt’s Wish Might Come True as Tom Cruise Shows Interest For Edge of Tomorrow 2
- Emily Blunt's hope for another 'Edge of Tomorrow' sequel appears promising.
- Doug Liman reassured fans that the film's sequel is still in the works.
- Liman recently disclosed ongoing discussions with Tom Cruise about the sequel.
There is great news for fans of Tom Cruise’s sci-fi action flick Edge of Tomorrow! Even though it’s been a decade since the movie came out, director Doug Liman confirmed that there is still a chance we might get a sequel.
In 2014, Cruise starred in a movie as a military officer where he kept living the same day over and over again while battling aliens. At first, not many people went to see it in theaters.
Despite receiving positive reviews from critics, it only earned $100.2 million in the U.S. on a production budget of $178 million. But now, it’s become a favorite among fans and is seen as one of Cruise’s top movies.
Edge of Tomorrow Sequel Discussions are Back on Track
In an interview with Empire before his new movie The Instigators hit theaters, Doug Liman assured fans that the possibility of an Edge of Tomorrow sequel is still alive. “We keep talking about it,” he said, with “we,” referring to Tom Cruise himself. “We love that world,” the 58-year-old added.
Talks of a sequel first started in 2016, with Liman hinting during an interview with IGN about trying something new in filmmaking. However, the project remained stuck in development due to scheduling conflicts.
But the good news is that Liman recently revealed that he and the Hollywood superstar have been discussing the sequel again. He compared the situation to James Cameron‘s Terminator sequels, which also faced long delays between installments. The filmmaker said:
I don’t know how long Cameron took with his Terminators, but at the time it felt like a long time.
Interestingly, Liman and Cruise even rewatched the first movie together recently. He “was like, ‘Wow, that is a really good movie.’” Not only the director but fans also share the same sentiment about the film.
one of the most underrated tom cruise movies
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Doug Liman Focuses on Legacy and Not on Box Office Numbers
I’m making movies for the long term. I’d like to get accolades now, but I also recognise that, if I was given the choice, I’ll choose making films that people 50 years from now are still watching.