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Readers immediately responded with the hope that director James Mangold (Walk the Line) might deliver the goods on June 25. Check out the more nuanced clip below. I am now guardedly optimistic. What is giving me pause? Jacked-up Tom Cruise on adrenaline. The old-as-the-hills question of whether the spy is trustworthy. (The Fox/New Regency script is credited to TV scribe Patrick O'Neill; besides Mangold partner Cathy Konrad, ex-Revolution execs Todd Garner and Joe Roth are among the producers.)
Clip on the jump.
1 Comment
EduBois | April 15, 2010 7:24 AM
Hi Anne,
I love your site - I'll have to disagree with you on this - I still think it looks cheezy. And some of the action sequences look WAY to computer-y. Perhaps I'm too picky about these things? But on principle I don't watch Tom Cruise movies, so I'll never find out!
Keep up the great work!