I mean, it does, I think, has a very similar new hope to force a wake in similarity to

original.

It's got very similar story beats, very, very, very similar how it unrolls, but it's

a different kind of movie.

The first one was about infighting in a, like, almost school-like setting.

This is about mentoring.

This is about, you know, an actual mission.

It's like, it's funny, he terraformed top gun to become a mission impossible movie in

a way with this because he added certain elements that are really what makes mission

possible work time and time again, especially, I would say, the runway scene after they get

shot down.

I mean, the, the, the final, you know, 40 minutes or so, like, the whole mission, I mean,

that shit is mission impossible.

And I feel like, I don't know, absolutely, I mean, what I'm saying is absent of some of

those, like, what we're calling, like, smaller Tom Cruise movies, you're going to have those

moments because my theory going is that he's a man who is so desperate, he so desperately

wants to leave Scientology, but he knows how wrapped up he is in it.

So he's like, all right, from here on out, big stunts, and I'm going to roll the dice,

and eventually one of these times I'm going to kill myself, and I'll finally be rid of

miscavage.

I can be up in heaven with Shelley miscavage or whatever, what the fuck happened to that?

No, he just, he gets, he gets to hell and, like, it's just Elra and Hobart, like, thought

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