Tom Cruise "hater" finally gives Rain Man a chance ~ First time watching reaction & review

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[@MaryCherryOfficial]

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[@wesleyrodgers886]

Won't EVER forgive his "Religious" beliefs.

[@PedroCastillo_1980]

Hello Mary Cherry please reacts more Dustin Hoffman and Tom Cruise movies for example: The Graduate (1967) Risky Business (1983) Tootsie (1982) Top Gun (1986) Kramer vs. Kramer (1979) Interview with the Vampire (1994) Midnight Cowboy (1969) Jerry Maguire (1996) Marathon Man (1976) The Firm (1993) Outbreak (1995) A Few Good Men (1992) All the President's Men (1976) Magnolia (1999) Hook (1991) Legend (1985) Papillon (1973) Born on the Fourth of July (1989) Wag the Dog (1997) Cocktail (1988) all highly recommended for you Mary😊😊😊😊😊😊😊

[@robertjewell9727]

Ok, time to see The Graduate and Tootsie and Little Big Man.

[@faresesam1192]

pokimane sister?

[@cprince7609]

@@PedroCastillo_1980 Great list. Marathon Man is a fantastic film no one talks about anymore.

[@back2back379]

Dustin Hoffman's performance here is iconic, but Tom Cruise also played his part so well. Charlie was bitter about so much in his life, but the one good thing he'd been holding onto in his heart was "Rain Man," and that turning point where he realizes Raymond was his "Rain Man" is so cathartic.

[@lethaldose2000]

Hey Mary, this was one of the first big-budget movies to cover and explain in depth the condition of Autism. After this movie parents who didn't understand their children's disability finally had an answer and could reach out to the correct professionals to get them help. What an amazing and groundbreaking story that the Rain Man covers.

[@flyonawall6521]

Well said.

[@victornewmanforever]

"He's not kissing back." Any actor who doesn't kiss Valeria Golino back deserves an Oscar for outstanding performance.

[@kenlangston3451]

She is in the new season of The Morning Show on Apple TV+. She still looks damn good.

[@dallas304life]

Dude she's so hot and hilarious in the hot shots movies 😆

[@philproffitt8363]

Probably took about 30 takes before he didn't kiss back :-))

[@UTU49]

thumbs up for that, victor. i liked VG in Big Top Pee Wee as well.

[@Tenchi707]

Ok?

[@abovewater6918]

Yes Tom Cruise's religion is bizarre. But all of his coworkers always have pleasant things to say about him. That he's caring, very professional. He buys lunches for the crew members. He also treats fans with the utmost respect. Spends hours at premieres trying to talk to and shake hands of every single fan (pre covid).

[@jsmithers.]

No.

[@puppetmaster8551]

Facts, I know people who have worked a movie with Tom cruise and the said he was very professional but friendly. The religion stuff is crazy but by many accounts he’s a good dude to work with on movies and he gives his all for his roles, the length he goes for the stunts in mission impossible is nuts.

[@jsmithers.]

@@puppetmaster8551 I know people that worked with Tom too.

[@Johonnac]

@@jsmithers. No.

[@jsmithers.]

@@Johonnac Yep. U = 🤡

[@brandonflorida1092]

Mary, the old film clip they watched wasn't "The Three Stooges." It was Abbott and Costello. All through "Rain Man," Raymond is repeating their famous routine "Who's on First?" Abbott and Costello made a lot of movies in the 40s and 50s and had a TV series in the 50s. They have a lot of really funny videos on KZbin.

[@melenatorr]

Yes, I stopped the video specifically to see if she'd already been told this because I kind of froze. Mary, the "Who's on First" routine with Abbott and Costello is one of the most famous recorded. They performed and polished it over many years, refining the timing and the relationship between the two. The routine actually landed them in the Baseball Hall of Fame, so far the only comics to be inducted there. The Three Stooges are another act altogether. Though they aren't my style, I know they are also very talented, and also went through their rougher acts to get the timing just right. (Comedy is very hard and underappreciated).

[@brandonflorida1092]

@@melenatorr A very articulate and well informed opinion. Thank you. The Three Stooges did indeed go through hard times, starting in vaudeville and struggling to get out from under Ted Healy's thumb. Also, they were never paid appropriately until their films began to be shown on TV and they could make their own deals.

[@ckobo84]

It's perfectly understandable that she'd think those "two" guys were The "Three" Stooges 😂

[@CrazeeAdam]

mmhmm. I'm only 31 but I love Abbott & Costello. My grandparents and parents used to watch them together with me. Lots of happy memories sitting around the TV watching their old stuff.

[@tedrowland8672]

but who is on first?

[@ericlynnes1228]

People in the 80s didnt know about autism. This was the first time it was brought to the public in any large scale way, and it was still probably almost 15 years later that people had any understanding of it as to how it affected people or that there was a spectrum with different symptoms and different levels of functionality.

[@platinumspider7859]

@@WheresWaldo05 So you were a baby/child in the 80s, and Mercury Rising came out in the late 90's. Autism was not well known in the 80's, especially before this movie was released, and I doubt you knew much about it as a child.

[@robincraft4682]

" The Accountant" with Ben Affleck is another film touching on autism that's entertaining.

[@prettypinkpopsicle]

There is some movie called change of habit with Elvis Presley and Mary Tyler Moore. Elvis plays a doctor and he helps a child with autism. The movie was made in the late sixties. It's not the people didn't know about autism in the '80s, it's that everybody didn't know.

[@0lyge0]

@@prettypinkpopsicle Change of Habit came out in '69. In 1968 Autism was still listed in the DSM as schizophrenia - childhood type, although it was beginning to be understood as a separate disorder. Rain Man was the first time the vast majority of the population had ever heard the word Autism and was based on a real person with a very specific and rare type of autism.

[@keyman6689]

...and there has been 35 years of learning more about autism since then.

[@johnsensebe3153]

Fun fact: Dustin Hoffman really did fart in the phone booth. It was unscripted, both actors just went with it, and it ended up in the film.

[@jsmithers.]

No.

[@johnsensebe3153]

@@jsmithers. It's true. The fart and the actors' reactions were improvised.

[@jsmithers.]

@@johnsensebe3153 No.

[@Pixelologist]

Oh, Mary - there are so MANY great Dustin Hoffman performances for you to discover!! Starting with The Graduate (his breakout role), Papillon, All The President's Men, Kramer vs. Kramer, and Tootsie. He's one of American cinema's greatest treasures. Truly.

[@iwd8921]

Hook! Hook! Give us the Hook! Also that's a movie Mary should Watch. Hook staring Robin Williams and Dustin Hoffman

[@michaelccozens]

@@iwd8921 BANGARANG!

[@richelliott9320]

Little big man is a must

[@vincenzoberetta1085]

"Tootsie" is one of the funniest comedies I ever saw. He was great along Robert DeNiro in "Wag the Dog" (also directed by Barry Levinson). BTW Barry Levinson, the director, plays the psychiatrist at the end.

[@marianne5055]

Midnight Cowboy too

[@lethaldose2000]

Dustin Hoffman's acting is next level. Tom Crusie as Charlie is nothing to be scoffed at either. ------ He has an amazing arc going from a spoiled entitled jerk to a caring and feeling brother. -------- I especially love the scene where he's screaming in the middle of the road. --------- I think we've all had moments where you just need to get it all out.

[@KeithWithoutACrew]

For a great Tom Cruise performance in an emotionally stirring movie: The Last Samurai

[@dallas304life]

Epic.

[@jefffiore7869]

Dustin Hoffman is one of the best and is a Hollywood icon. Midnight Cowboy, The Graduate (his breakout role), Outbreak, Marathon Man, All The President's Men and Billy Bathgate to name just some of his excellent movies

[@reesebn38]

How could you forget Tootsie! So funny!

[@jefffiore7869]

@@reesebn38 I remembered but he has sooo many good movies so I kept the movies to about 6, could have done a lot more, Kramer vs. Kramer for example

[@nikolatesla5553]

You forget The Graduate, Kramer vs Kramer, Little Big Man

[@reesebn38]

@@nikolatesla5553 I always forget Little Big Man. I saw that in theater when I was 8 and it disturbed the hell out of me.

[@reesebn38]

@@jefffiore7869 It's just that Tootsie was ground breaking and one of the funnest comedies of all time.

[@scottbarkley496]

RAIN MAN is the highest grossing movie of 1988 worldwide & won an Oscar for Best Picture TOM CRUISE = LEGEND

[@malcolmdrake6137]

She keeps saying that "they didn't understand autism in the 80's", and then she claims he's a "genius and should work for NASA". Clearly, they don't understand autism in Australia.

[@redrick8900]

Plenty of autistic people have worked for NASA. It's practically a stereotype.

[@victorzuniga233]

In my opinion “Born on the Fourth of July” is Tom Cruises best performance. Any Dustin Hoffman performance from the 70’s is top notch.

[@20tom09gt]

I liked him in Interview With The Vampire as Lestat

[@jacobjones5269]

This is Tom Cruise’s best performance, hands down.. Charlie Babbit is one of the great cinematic characters of all time..

[@Tim_Raths]

Even in the 1980's there still wasn't much known about autism.

[@TheDarkhorse386]

I never heard of autism until this movie came out

[@vandergrad]

@@Blue-qr7qe please don't make that assertion. The papers that made that claim were published in 1998 and 2002. Both have been shown to be critically flawed, both have debunked again and again ever since... that's two decades of evidence showing no link. I work for an autism agency and trust me, if there was a link we would be screaming it from the mountaintops. We WANT to find answers for our families. Sadly, this claim about vaccines has caused nothing but harm.

[@richo6537]

@@Blue-qr7qe "Many" lol. Bet you spend a lot on tin foil.

[@johnsensebe3153]

The general public didn't know much about autism in the '80s. This movie both helped and hurt awareness of the condition, since for years autism only conjured up images of Hoffman's performance in this movie.

[@back2back379]

But in the long run I think it helped, and continues to help.

[@jeffburnham6611]

@asper Hoffman's performance was very well acted. He was portraying someone with Autism who would be at the extreme end of the spectrum of ASD. The Raymond character is about as severe as it gets, right down to the speech difficulties, the only wearing certain brands of clothes, eating certain foods at certain times, etc.

[@jdeamaral]

The earlier Tom Cruise movies were more emotional than his current movies. Cocktail was incredible

[@BasketCase-rr7tx]

The Last Samurai is pretty damn emotional. If you consider that "current".

[@DylanMadd]

Cocktail is as great as Roadhouse. Maybe. Almost. The premise of those films - a big famous person in the professional Bartending (or Bouncer) community…. Always makes me smile.

[@jamesburgess2k]

How has nobody mentioned Jerry Maguire yet? It's a movie pretty much anybody can get into, super hilarious

[@white-noisemaker9554]

I second Jerry Mcguire, it's a must-see for Tom Cruise's acting chops, and it's a feel good movie too.

[@puppetmaster8551]

Fantastic movie with a fantastic cruise performance. Also Jerry Cantrell from Alice in chains has one of the best cameos ever in that movie.

[@mattslupek7988]

Nobody’s mentioned “The Outsiders” either. 🤷🏻

[@stockton22]

“Edge of tomorrow” is a really great Tom Cruise movie.

[@kananiokala4423]

Yes! And if that wasn't enough it has Emily Blunt in it (I love her movies too). Another really good one is Oblivion.

[@stockton22]

I concur, I LOVE Emily Blunt in EoT! Plus it proves that she would’ve been amazing as Black Widow.

[@raistlinmcfly7535]

Every Tom Cruise movie is a really great Tom Cruise movie

[@marlonthemarvellous]

Yes as is Born on the fourth of July Tropic Thunder Magnolia. Good shout. Forget the Scientolgy , the action films or the sexuality rumour: he is a great actorw

[@mateoalvarez3462]

Emily Blunt!!

[@alanjones5199]

Two great actors, Tom, Top Gun (sequel soon), Jerry Maguire, The Last Samurai, Collateral, Tropic Thunder, A Few Good Men, The Firm, there are more Dustin Marathon Man, The Graduate, Tootsie, Kramer vs Kramer plus more

[@randywhite3947]

For Tom don’t forget Magnolia

[@accordgolfer]

Vanilla sky. Edge of tomorrow. Oblivion

[@andarporbuenosaires]

Don´t forget: "Born On The Fourth of July", it´s probably Tom Cruise's best performance of his entire career, directed by Oliver Stone.

[@imcrazedandconfused]

@@accordgolfer Yes, his SF movies are real gems.

[@DylanMadd]

This was actually great for TC. He was always the hotshot hero (think Top Gun). This showed both that he could play other kinds of characters - some that aren’t likeable - but more than that, he’s *willing* to play them.

[@andrewgordon5016]

Jerry Maguire!! The chemistry between Tom Cruise and Renee Zellweger is amazing.

[@jacksonmay153]

Collateral is a another awesome (and underrated) Cruise movie. Rain Man is, IMO, Cruise's best performance.

[@puppetmaster8551]

Cruise is so good in collateral.

[@avlisk]

Yes! And also The Firm is a great movie with TC.

[@jwooters1986]

Also Born on Fourth of July, Last Samurai, Magnolia and Jerry Maquire

[@IkeThe9th]

In the early 80’s, I had no idea what my mother did for living. I always knew she was a teacher, but not at a school? It wasn’t until I was older that I understood that she was speech therapist for autistic children. This movie put autism on the map and educated the world on what it was IMO.

[@ronweber1402]

Mary, the guy wasn't ignorant the r-word was used by everyone, including professionals, to describe a number of different conditions. Unfortunately, it was also a common slur so professional language, along with new insight and knowledge took a solid step away from using that terminology.

[@MrTommygunz420]

My school system (I graduated in 2002,) literally had a "Board of Mental Retardation/Developmental Disability" growing up. In fact the vast majority of districts Nationwide did

[@Harkness78]

I mean, he was yelling the r-word at his brother. I grew up in the 80s and no decent educated person yelled at mentally disabled people "you effing r-word!" So I wouldn't say Cruise wasn't ignorant, but yeah his behavior in the movie was far more acceptable in 1989 compared to today.

[@michaelccozens]

He was ignorant. Watch the scene more closely; it's not the doc using the r-word.

[@jeffreiland7463]

Ron, you have to understand that most millennials think that history began on the day they were born. ... And that any creatures walking upright before that point, spent most of their time trying to keep their knuckles from dragging the ground.---- the arrogant sense of superiority is breathtaking.

[@dsscam]

@@jeffreiland7463 VERY true.

[@Cygnus888]

No matter his crazy beliefs, he makes great movies.

[@omegashark1837]

No doubt about that.

[@robertmolton6761]

Same with John Travolta.

[@lolmao500]

Tom Cruise could be the leader of that cult. IMO its saner to be a scientologist than a trumper or a qanoner. At least scientologists arent a threat to humanity.

[@iselldrugstothecommunity8868]

@@robertmolton6761 a lot of people have actually said John Travolta is a pretty down to earth guy despite being a Scientologist

[@KeithDCanada]

@@iselldrugstothecommunity8868 I have no doubt that he is..... I see Kevin Sorbo's social media and can't believe some of the things that he posts, but I had the chance to be his assistant for a weekend, years back when he was working in my city, and in person he's a super down to earth guy who was just worried about life, family, kids, and getting older. People can have a lot of sides, and what we see through the lense of social media can really color our view of people's whole character.

[@BigMikeDTW]

If you haven’t seen “Edge of Tomorrow”, “A Few Good Men”, or “Top Gun”, I think you’ll love them…

[@Tennisman81]

Don't forget Taps, it's an early work but Cruise is good in it

[@puppetmaster8551]

Edge of tomorrow is easily one of the best sci fi films of the past decade.

[@craigwheller]

Born of the Fourth of July is his best

[@rogerlie4176]

And there is always Tropic Thunder...

[@6Grimmjow]

I'm more or less a fan of Cruise's work, but Top Gun didn't strike me as interesting. But I watched it only this year, so no nostalgia, and also for the time when the movie was released it would have probably made a bigger impact. A Few Good Men was a good one though, and Edge of Tomorrow is one of my favourites.

[@spiritscar]

Two Tom Cruise films you absolutely must see! Two of his greatest performances! “Interview With the Vampire” (1994) “Born on the Fourth of July’ (1989) Both excellent films.

[@NehemiahRyan]

I second these!

[@leebramhall8353]

Was never a fan of ol Tom myself either but "Edge of Tomorrow" started to change my mind! Worth a pop if you ever want to see more Tom

[@IamnotJohnFord]

That and Minority Report are great Cruise movies where he really has to act and isn't just the stud of the movie.

[@chefskiss6179]

He was pretty good in The Firm as well :)

[@bobbentz5993]

A Few Good Men

[@SupergeekMikeDowntime]

@@bobbentz5993 Definitely seconding this one.

[@angelamitchinson8439]

War of the Worlds as well.

[@chaost4544]

Tom Cruise is one of those actors I try to separate how I feel about him as a person vs how I feel about him acting in a role. His film career includes a lot of great acting performances that shouldn't be overlooked. His performance in "Magnolia" was amazing and he probably should have won best supporting actor that year.

[@armntic]

TC "hater?" Well, many of his movies are cringe worthy, I don't think you'd be as much a hater if you saw The Last Samurai, Edge of Tomorrow, or his absolute *greatest* role in Tropic Thunder.

[@SupergeekMikeDowntime]

Gotta put Collateral on the list as well!

[@ninjabanana130]

you never go full tom cruise

[@angelamitchinson8439]

War of the Worlds as well.

[@glenmcdonald375]

I woulfnt say Tropic Thunder was any one of the many already iconic actors BEST roles, BUT I laughed my @ss off thru the ENTIRE movie and just ❤ it! Lol

[@raistlinmcfly7535]

Man, what about Collateral? and ALL the Mission Impossible ones. And Magnolia. And Interview with the Vampire.And Jerry Maguire.

[@iselldrugstothecommunity8868]

Tom Cruise is definitely a great actor despite his crazy Scientology beliefs. Sometimes you just gotta separate actors from their beliefs. Plus I respect Tom Cruise especially cause he does his own stunts as well. I always respect actors who do their own stunts.

[@47imagine]

Scientology is no more wacky or exploitative than any other religion when you really think about it. It's just not considered an "established" religion, so people think it's a cult.

[@jsmithers.]

@@47imagine Lol no....

[@spaulagain]

@@47imagine nah it really isn't. It was created as joke and doesn't really form any fundamental principles or morals. I'm agnostic, but have come to appreciate the value of religion for many people. Scientology is not an example of that.

[@joelspaulding5964]

This

[@michellepeters7066]

I suggest "HOOK" from 1991! Dustin Hoffman, Robin Williams, Julia Roberts, Bob Hoskins, Maggie Smith....! And it's from Steven Spielberg!

[@AnOldYoungGuy]

The best part of the movie was at the end. Through the whole story, Raymond didn't make eye contact with anyone, but right before he got on the train, he looked Charlie in the eyes. It was quick, but it showed the audience there was definitely an emotional connection on Raymond's part.

[@jsmithers.]

No.

[@AnOldYoungGuy]

@@jsmithers. No what?

[@jsmithers.]

@@AnOldYoungGuy No.

[@AnOldYoungGuy]

@@jsmithers. Okay, troll, thanks for playing.

[@jsmithers.]

@@AnOldYoungGuy Fçkïng dųmåsş..

[@Joska75]

One of my favourite films. Other Tom Cruise films to watch: Far and away, Minority report, The last samurai, War of the words, Valkyrie, Edge of tomorrow, Mission Impossible. Dustin Hoffman: Kramer vs Kramer, Marathon man, The Graduate, Papillon, Little Big man, Outbreak.

[@dereklopez9060]

Please watch The Last Samurai, it's one of Tom Cruise's best movies.

[@robertmolton6761]

Totally!

[@codyprice2616]

You should check out Dustin Hoffman in Hook. He plays the best Captain Hook ever. Also stars Robin Williams as an adult Peter Pan, Julia Roberts as Tinker Bell, Bob Hoskins as Smee, and Maggie Smith as a great grandmother Wendy Darling. Also, Directed by Steven Spielberg.

[@extraplain2412]

Hook is amazing

[@Perfectly_Cromulent351]

You’re doing it, Peter!

[@kevinsizemore2053]

Bangarang!

[@granadosvm]

I was never a fan of Tom Cruise either, so I was immensely surprised when "The Last Samurai" became one of my all-time favorites.

[@scottbarkley496]

IMAGINE SAYING YOU ARE NOT A TOM CRUISE FAN, WITHOUT SEEING A SINGLE FILM OF HIS 😂 some Agenda there.

[@beppo2814]

It's the Scientology of it all.

[@davorlicic5575]

"The last samurai" probably Tom's best movie and performance

[@Spidr-Man]

Meh... It's a good movie but his best movie?? Idk man

[@davorlicic5575]

@@Spidr-Man I'm not sure either, what would you say is his best one?

[@G0Chiefs]

"Collateral"

[@TheBrugdor]

For many people my age (50) and older this movie was our first introduction to autism. It wasn't nearly as widely understood back then. That's why everyone seems ignorant of it in the movie.

[@webcrawler2007]

Another great movie where Tom Cruise's character undergoes an amazing arc is The Last Samurai. Just a beautiful movie, and it could have won multiple Oscars if it didn't come out the same year as The Return of the King

[@justindenney-hall5875]

Mary Cherry This hits close to home because I am on the spectrum and I've had family members treat me badly for things I can't help.

[@alejandromacias8251]

Tom Cruise is one of the most professional actors ever and he has a great permonances in his movies. Born of the fourth of july, A few good man, interview with a vampire, Jerry Maguire, Magnolia, Eyes Wide Shut, The last Samurai. A fucking legend

[@vfxcircle1917]

Check out Tom Cruise in "Magnolia" if you haven't already, It's probably his best performance. (IMHO) I'm not a fan of his either.. "Magnolia" is surreal. Amazing cast. Amazing story. Amazing Director. Amazing, amazing, amazing!

[@nathanmead9585]

After that interview on Oprah, I got the feeling that Magnolia was the first film in which he was just playing himself. Great, great movie though. Don't listen to the soundtrack if you're feeling depressed!

[@Dave-nm9yx]

Magnolia yes!!

[@allenschneider8579]

Kramer vs Kramer is a great Dustin Hoffman performance and tremendous film. Best Picture 1979.

[@kschneyer]

Most of America was entirely clueless about autism when this film was made. This film was a major influence in raising awareness and understanding about autism in the US. Hoffman spent months working with specialists and autistic people in preparation for this role. Dustin Hoffman‘s most famous role (slightly, but only slightly, more famous than this one) is in The Graduate, a classic Mike Nichols film. (He had originally been cast as Leo Bloom in The Producers, but quit in order to do The Graduate.) He also played the title role in Hook. The comedy team that does the “who’s on first“routine is Bud Abbott and Lou Costello, not The Three Stooges.

[@aldepal]

Toms been in some great SciFi films I think you’d love. Minority Report and War of the Worlds by Steven Spielberg. Live Die Repeat by Doug Liman. Oblivion by Joseph Kosinski

[@themetalpig7613]

I think she is from Australia, over here Live Die Repeat is called Edge of Tomorrow...and totally agree, awesome movie!

[@josefhorndl3469]

That's exactly the four movies I wanted to recommend too :)

[@msdarby515]

Imagine that the only movie you've seen 7 time Academy Award nominated, two-time Best Actor winner, Dustin Hoffman, was a Focker movie. 😂

[@exquisitelemonade3039]

Watch Collateral, it's an action movie where Tom plays the antagonist, which is rare for him. Could say so much more but it's best to say little on these things.

[@dennismason3740]

Not the Three Stooges. Abbott and Costello. Seriously?

[@Progger11]

Lol yeah that made my eye twitch.

[@TrentRidley]

Seriously? You're going to jump on her for mixing up a couple of comedy acts from over half a century ago?

[@Progger11]

@@TrentRidley Abbott and Costello are two people. It would be a more understandable mistake if she had called them Laurel and Hardy, or something. I'm not jumping on anybody. I just found it an amusingly oof moment.

[@johnsensebe3153]

You should check out Collateral. Cruise is doing something a little different. You should also watch Marathon Man for young Dustin Hoffman. This time he's Roy Scheider's (Sheriff Brody in Jaws) brother.

[@Caseytify]

Collateral is one of the few Cruise movies I would recommend. And if you're talking about young Hoffman, why not go back to his debut role in _The Graduate_ ?

[@johnsensebe3153]

@@Caseytify The Graduate is a fine movie, but my tastes are steered more towards thrillers. Plus, I think the cast of Marathon Man is better.

[@jpar2623]

Tom Cruise is a great actor, and one of the few great actors doing fantastic sci-fi films. Given your love of Sci-fi you should definitely watch: Oblivion and Live, Die, Repeat (The Edge of Tomorrow). Both are fantastic science fiction movies with great Tome Cruise performances.

[@BasketCase-rr7tx]

Dont forget the Speilberg version of War of The Worlds. Cruise was really good in that and it has the family theme that she loves.

[@angelamitchinson8439]

Yes, War of the Worlds for sure 👍

[@puppetmaster8551]

Edge of tomorrow is absolutely phenomenal, a step above oblivion. Anyway cruise is definitely a great actor and his filmography is amazing.

[@nsasupporter7557]

You should see Collateral… Tom Cruise is the villain in that

[@1210620]

Autism was almost never heard of in the 80s and 90s. A good Dustin Hoffman movie is Hero. Very few people remember it.

[@jeffthompson9622]

Good suggestion!

[@RobTheWatcher]

The Tom Cruise watch list: A few good men, Jerry Maguire, Top Gun, The Last Samurai, Minority Report, Born on the 4th of July, Edge of Tomorrow, Oblivion, Mission Impossible 1-6, Jack Reacher, War of the Worlds, Collateral, Valkyrie.

[@kenlangston3451]

Top Gun, Cocktail, A Few Good Men, Jerry Maguire, the Mission Impossible movies and Risky Business are great Tom Cruise movies.

[@cjour828]

A good villain role for Tom Cruise was his role in Collateral

[@aarondenman9294]

I'm not a Tom Cruise fan per se but it's hard to deny that he's been very good in an a good amount movies. 2 of my favorites are Vanilla Sky and Edge of Tomorrow.

[@groothewanderer3710]

The movie that put Tom Cruise on the map was Risky Business(1983). I think he was only 21 yrs. old then, but was playing a teen about to go to college. I saw again the other day. It doesn't feel dated at all.

[@THEPATRIOT1000]

Dustin is the Best. Little Big Man, The Graduate, Marathon Man

[@TheNeonRabbit]

Little Big Man is one of the greatest movies ever made

[@MadTheDJ]

I was 12 when this movie came out and it was the first genuine attempt at a depiction of the autism spectrum in mainstream media that I remember. Prior to this, depictions were mostly either the butt of jokes or something to be feared or maligned by the viewer. As was done to Ray, many people were hidden away by their family, either in institions or shuttered up in their homes, tended to far away from the public. Whether it was embarrassment or shame, or an attempt to protect the loved one from a cruel community who would mock the person, take your pick. Society at large was not as knowledgeable or enlightened, and that only 33 years ago. This movie was a breakthrough in that regard, putting an autistic character out front, demystifying and destigmatizing autism. How accurate Hoffman's portrayal is I can't say, I'm no expert, but it was a powerful performance nonetheless and it had a positive, enlightening impact (on me, at least). Now here we are, with the average person understanding the autism spectrum, with characters (and actors) who are on the spectrum now rightly represented on TV and in film. Society has come a long way.

[@DanYeLL2003]

Beautifully said…. 👏👏

[@MFSMUG]

Another Tom Cruise film for you to check out; Cocktail (1988)

[@robertmolton6761]

I concur!

[@NinjaPandallnight]

My favorite movies of TC is Edge of Tomorrow, The Last samurai, Oblivion, and Mission Impossible series

[@gmunden1]

Dustin Hoffman is an Oscar winner. Here are some of his memorable films: "The Graduate" "Kramer vs. Kramer" "Marathon Man" "Tootsie" "All the President's Men" "Papillion" "Little Big Man" "Midnight Cowboy" "Outbreak" "Runaway Jury" "Hook" Ther are many others. If you are looking for a comedy next round, "Tootsie" is hilarious".

[@PhantomFilmAustralia]

You suggested Marathon Man. Is it safe?

[@jasonthomas208]

@@PhantomFilmAustralia Top notch reply, made me laugh :)

[@gmunden1]

Yes, it IS "safe" ...has a bite to it. LOL

[@micheletrainor1601]

When they are in the telephone booth and Dustin farts was all ad-lib. As they stayed in character so perfectly and carried on with the scene that they kept it in.

[@artdeco64]

Checkout the (1967) award-winning movie, The Graduate, staring Dustin Hoffman. In the film Hoffman is Cruise’s age.

[@bookwoman53]

Dustin Hoffman won an Oscar for the 1979 film Kramer vs Kramer. He and Meryl Streep played a divorced couple who both want custody of their son seven year old Billy.

[@tonytheriault1186]

If you want a Dustin Hoffman movie with him in the lead role, I’d recommend Tootsie. Really funny, and very well acted.

[@willvr4]

You're actually pretty spot on about autism not being know at all in the 1980's, even by most medical professionals. This movie did wonders in shining a light on autism to the public.

[@masteroutlaw24vlogs]

I appreciate it for watching Rain Man. High Functioning is really amazing!! And yes I am High Functioning!! It’s an really good movie and meaningful!!

[@stephenbrewer5300]

Dustin Hoffman was in his prime. He won a Oscar for this. You've seen him in bit roles when he's older. Tom Cruise gave one of the best performances of his career here also.

[@andreabruson5558]

I'm surprised you've never heard of Dustin Hoffman, he's one of the greatest actors ever. These are only few big movies he's been in: The Graduate, Little Big Man, Papillon, Marathon Man, Kramer vs. Kramer, Tootsie, Hook. He won 2 Oscars (one is for Rain Man) and many Golden Globes over the years.

[@UltimateThanos]

My mom is a big Dustin Hoffman fan. A while back, she rented not only Rainman from her local library, but also Kramer vs. Kramer. That one's a real tear jerker, man.

[@rudafer69]

"Tootsie"

[@johnsensebe3153]

Excellent! Plus, you get Jessica Lange, Dabney Coleman, Geena Davis, and Bill Murray!

[@arthurcamargo8416]

Dustin Hoffman is the reason people (especially in NY, USA) scream "Hey, I'm walking here!" when a car gets in their path! While filming a scene for "Midnight Cowboy," a cab unexpectedly nearly hits him as he is starting to go through a crosswalk and, while staying in character, he yells that phrase to the cab driver! Tom Cruise's character was typical of the "high functioning" "yuppie" that symbolized life in the 80s and early 90s. American Psycho did a really good job of portraying this archetype personality. for Dustin Hoffman, check out Outbreak, Wag the Dog, and although I personally am not recommending these, he did win an Oscar for The Graduate, and was nominated for Tootsie. Tom Cruise: Top Gun, Mission Impossible Series, A Few Good Men (of course!) and Edge of Tomorrow.

[@jacob45415]

Yep

[@quixote6942]

I Loved Valeria Golino...She's got Comedic Chops as well... Try her in "Hot Shots", an Action/ Comedy Spoof with Charlie Sheem. For a Tom Cruise Fantasy Film back in the '80's, There's "Legend", which also Starred Tim Curry as "Darkness". For an Award Winning Dustin Hoffman Movie, "Tootsie" can't be beat (It also has a Young Bill Murray and Gina Davis!

[@juggernautomnimedia1038]

Hoffman is an iconic actor. Check out The Graduate, Tootsie, All The President’s Men, Marathon Man, or Kramer vs Kramer. He’s a legend. As for Cruise, I always liked A Few Good Men. He’s great in that.

[@lolmao500]

You dont seem to know who dustin hoffman really is... you should watch more movies from him, hes a legend. Papillon, Kramer vs. Kramer, The Graduate, Perfume: The Story of a Murderer, Marathon Man and Straw Dogs are his best.

[@Richard_Ashton]

Definitely 'The Graduate'. Great movie, Superb performances and songs by Simon & Garfunkel.

[@Perfectly_Cromulent351]

And All The President’s Men

[@Richard_Ashton]

@@Perfectly_Cromulent351 An excellent and complex story. Perfectly performed by Hoffman and Redford.

[@micheletrainor1601]

Robert De Niro was the dad in Meet The Parents. However in Meet The Fockers which was part two of the movies Dustin Hoffman played the father of the groom and Barbara Streisand played his mother.

[@ronwood1220]

My theory is nobody "likes" Tom Cruise but a lot of his movies are absolutely awesome.

[@MSOkraMan]

Another great role Tom Cruise did was Far and Away. He and Nicole Kidman show off incredible chemistry.

[@The_Bermuda_Nonagon]

I never really took Tom Cruise seriously as an actor until I went to the theater and saw INTERVIEW WITH A VAMPIRE. It was then that I realized that RISKY BUSINESS and TOP GUN were not indicative of the man's talent level.

[@johnspikes8102]

It's Abbott and Costello and their famous routine "Who's On First".

[@Berg126]

Minority report with Tom and Out Break with Dustin, are amazing and have gone under the radar for many people. 2 very different movies, but they are must watch movies

[@Caseytify]

For the past 40 years most of Cruise's movies have been Tom as Superman (super agent, super pilot, whatever). For me that gets old quick.

[@Berg126]

@@Caseytify yes he is often the big action hero, but when he do differently, he is amazing movies

[@Hal2718]

19:22 "Why doesn't he just ask his brother?" -- Because his brother does not control the trust, the doctor does.

[@MrTech226]

Mary You should check out Hoffman's earlier films such as Little Big Man or The Graduate

[@Harkness78]

For Tom Cruise movies, I would recommend: The Last Samurai All you Need is Kill Magnolia A Few Good Men Mission Impossible 1 and 3 and Fallout

[@chrissmith6097]

You should watch 1982’s Tootsie to get a bigger range for Dustin Hoffman

[@2nd_Directorate]

If you haven´t you need to see Tropic Thunder to see Tom Cruise in his best role. And to see a legendary movie of course.

[@MsMelyjean]

Check out Tom Cruise in "Jerry Maguire"

[@Berg126]

Amazing movie

[@magicbrownie1357]

I am not a fan of the man that is Tom Cruise, but I respect him as an actor. And this is easily my favorite Tom Cruise movie. He has a great character arc in this. And Dustin Hoffman's Oscar winning performance is amazing.

[@adrianburchell8075]

watch Interview with the Vampire

[@jukopliut]

Some parts just suites Cruise

[@user-tb2jy9lu3d]

Raymond's character is based off from Kim Peek who is a real-life savant. When he reads a book, his left eye reads the left page and his right eye reads the right at the same time. So he can ready books ridiculously fast and has in fact read a huge library room full of books and remembers just about everything word for word from them.

[@lexkanyima2195]

But is he smart ?

[@blueroninstudios]

When they put their foreheads together....its not a hug, but god it makes people's eyes well up.

[@heatherspence3848]

I’m almost 40 and not a Tom cruise fan, but high five for this Patreon request ❤❤❤ This and Interview With A Vampire are the only ones I like. That’s always been a favorite. (Checking your channel for it now) 😊

[@edinalewis4704]

When this movie was release it was probably most people’s first time hearing the term “Autistic”.

[@juand3p]

Not a Tom Cruise "stan" but he really does have a great rolodex of movies. Rain Man, Interview With A Vampire, Top Gun, Jerry Maguire (my personal favorite), Vanilla Sky, Mission Impossible, A Few Good Men, Minority Report...

[@BanthaTube]

If you want to see more Dustin Hoffman, The Graduate and Tootsie are the ones that get studied in film schools. Tootsie is often cited as a perfect screenplay and I think you'd have a great time watching it on this channel.

[@JohnMountonyoutube]

Midnight Cowboy also, of course

[@Starbuck-dr7yl]

From one hater to another. There are a few Tom Cruise movies I can take. This is one of them. There are a couple others you should check out: 1. Top Gun, one of only two movies I truly find him attractive. This is a very good action/romance film. 2. A few good men. The other movie I find him attractive. And excellent movie, Jack Nicholson won an Academy Award. 3. Collateral. Underrated gem. Action/violent. 4. Minority Report. An outstanding Sci/Fi movie from Steven Spielberg. 5. Jerry Maguire. A very very good romantic drama /comedy. Cooba Gooding Jr won Academy Award for this film.