When "Mission: Impossible" returns to cinema, Tom Cruise always gets impetus on his already essential Hollywood profile. It is double correct in the case of This year's "Finally Calculation", As he claims to be the culmination of the decade -long series. As such, you probably wouldn't be too surprised when you found out that the previous movie "M: I", "Dead Conservation" used streaming charts, sitting in the first place for Prime Minister Video films during this writing. What may surprise you is that it is not the highest ranking of that list.

That prestigious place goes to "Forgetting", a science fiction movie in 2013, which was flying mostly under the radar when it came out. It is a solid focused, aesthetic film with a very small actor - a type of film that usually goes directly to streaming these days and rarely gets experience with a large canvas. And yet, "I forget" is the number one movie that is currently moving to the prime minister at the time of this writing, after Flixpatrol - It may have been reinforced by the fact that many Tom Cruise fans have never seen him before.

It can also be noticed that the film was Directed by Josephoseph Kosinski. "Oblivion" was only his second feature film after the success of "Tron: Heritage" in 2010, long before he became Hollywood darling through his collaboration with Cruz on Top Gun: Maverick. The support team includes big names such as Morgan Freeman, Olga Kurilenko and Nikolai Cooster-Waldau.

The plot of "oblivion" revolves around the cruise Jackack Harper, a technician working on a mostly devastated country in 2077. In 2017, aliens attacked the planet, but eventually dismissed, although battles left the planet destroyed. Most of mankind has left to live on Titan, one of Saturn's moon and in a massive ship with a colony orbiting the earth. That ship is fueled by the generators of electricity that collect the remaining natural resources of the Earth and the work of Harper is to tend for machines to ensure the continuous survival of humanity.

As she suggests, it is a pretty quiet film, to a great deal of research on vacant (and visually striking) places on the abandoned country. Of course, everything is not exactly what it looks like, and Harper is eventually drawn into a plot that includes false memories, secret man survivors and a really cool dragon ship (design of all timer, indeed).

As early as 2013, "forgotten" received no excellent reviews, nor did he break the box office records. It was a kind of characteristic of the genre of the middle way that happened all the time. On a personal note, the first movie "Review" I've ever posted on the Internet was for "commitment", so there was always a special place in my heart. The web site that hosts that review has been lost in time since, but I remember giving him three of the five and I thought it was pretty good at the time!

If that sounds like an exciting approval for you, then you can join the obvious legions that are currently gathering in the film and checking it yourself in the Premier video.