Tom CruiseThe appearance of UA Super Bowl Lix Promo has launched social media Buzz, guessing fans about possible cosmetic improvements.

The actor starred in a pre-playing clip that hipped the head of the chief of the city of Kansas City against Philadelphia Eagles while referring his film, "Mission: Impossible 8."

Tom Cruise recently discovered the strenuous stones for "Mission: Impossible - Finally calculating", including recording underwater accessories that caused oxygen denial.

Super Bowl Lix viewers got an unexpected surprise on Sunday when the cruise appeared on their screens before the game.

The 62-year-old actor looked noticeably different, sparking social media buzzing and speculation of possible cosmetic improvements.

The cruise was in a dramatic promotion before the game that he hiped a very expected calculation between the heads of Kansas and Philadelphic Eagles.

In the cinematic footage, set to intense background music, entered a dimly lit room lined with screens displaying iconic NFL moments.

"Tonight in New Orleans, we encounter a mission that doesn't happen very often," the cruise declared, subtly referencing his "mission: impossible" movies, adding that "a long-winded road here led to that."

Installation highlighted top players from both teams, including Patrick Mahomes, Travis Kelce and Jelena pain, because they stood before sea camera, symbolizing huge pressure games.

The cruise control noted that he did not see "fear" in their eyes, emphasizing that "the best in the world, men who worked today and dedicated all life for today."

While fans were eager for a big game, many were equally enchanted by a cruised unexpected appearance.

Toward Daily mailSocial media buzz with reactions, because the spectators could not believe how different the 62-year-old actor looked.

Some people speculate that his face seemed unnaturally "outstretched," by encouraging the rumor of recent cosmetic improvements.

One person asked, "Tom Cruise on this #superbowllix tells the pressure - there is no higher pressure from her skin that tries to hold out on his face."

Some even suggested that it seems like wearing a mask, writing, "Scientology doesn't work for Tom Cruise WTF?"

Other person married"Tom Cruise's hair and face looks like a mask, a crossbow psychopath."

However, the audience will receive another look at the latest cruise appearance when his upcoming film "Mission: Impossible - Finally calculations", Hits China. The highly expected film, which also had a great bowl for great, was set up for release 23. May.

In an interview with Campire MagazineThe cruise revealed that he served intense physical stress while recording the high share of the underwater scene for "Mission: Impossible - Finally computing."

In a row, a cruise character, Ethan Hunt, explores the submersible submarine in a water tank of 8.5 million liters mounted on rotating gimboals, allowing the setting to move to the command.

Carrying a specially designed suite and mask, a cruise could remain only in the equipment only 10 minutes before the hypoxia experience, which is deprivation of oxygen that affects muscles.

"I breathe in my carbon dioxide," the cruise explained, by Diversity. "It builds in the body and hits muscles. You have to overcome all this while doing it and be present."

Christopher McQuarrie director, a long-term cruise associate, described the scene as one of the most challenging and most terrible films.

"He is in the rotating structure filled with debris, and you had to find a way that the environment seems chaotic and inconsistent as humanly," Mcquarrie said. "But in the way you could repeat, and that Tom could move and survive."

During McQaurrie's Chat with Campire MagazineHe found that the audience member flooded the film for the heart stop during the screening.

"We had a small screener, and someone said," I choke throughout the sequence. I almost had a heart attack, "Mcquarrie discovered, by Games Radar.

The 56-year-old filmmaker noted that he replied to the remarks of the audience member by feeling pride.

Mcquarrie said, "I thought," I guess we did something right. ""

He previously told the publication that he had broken down several times as he recorded another extreme cascade for the "Mission: Impossible - Finally," he who received it aside his flying plane.

"When you pull out the face (aircraft), cross 120 to 130 miles per hour, you don't get oxygen," the cruise explained.

He added: "So I had to train how to breathe. There were times I was forwarded to physically; I could not return to the cockpit."