Tom Cruise flatly refused to end MI7 with suspense

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Los Angeles. Full of action and many twists, the seventh film of the ‘Mission Impossible’ franchise ‘Dead Reckoning Part One’ has been quite successful. However, director Christopher McQuarrie said that Tom Cruise was very concerned about MI7. He completely refused to end the film with suspense. This gave him sleepless nights, due to which constant changes were made in it.

Talking about the film’s train sequence in an interview with Total Film, the director said: “We ended the film where we always wanted to end it,” Variety reported.

He said, “How we ended the movie was a big, big mystery to us. It gave Tom sleepless nights throughout production. He’d come up all the time and say, ‘This can’t be a cliffhanger. , It should be satisfying. The audience should feel a sense of fulfillment.’ ,

McQuarrie continued, “Tom kept looking at that scene, and he worried about whether or not it would be a satisfying ending, or whether it would be an open-ended movie. We kept rewatching it, and refining it. “

McQuarrie told Total Film, “If you leave it with some suspense, it feels like we’re looking forward to you coming back.”

Unlike other recent Hollywood blockbusters, such as “Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse,” which left audiences largely confused by a plot many found unsatisfying, “Dead Reckoning Part One” aims for a more definitive ending. Had to present

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