Tom Cruise Supports ‘Sinners’: How Michael B. Jordan Reacted to the Exciting Endorsement

Tom Cruise is a fan of the new vampire film Sinners, and he’s not shy about showing it. He shared his excitement on social media recently, posting a photo in front of a large poster for the film and congratulating the cast and crew. Cruise urged everyone to see the movie in theaters and to stick around for the end credits.

Michael B. Jordan, who plays twin brothers in the film, responded to Cruise’s post with gratitude. Actress Yvonne Orji also chimed in, playful as always, saying, "Game recognize game." Many comment sections are buzzing with praise for Cruise’s enthusiastic endorsement.

Critics are loving Sinners too. As of this week, it boasts a remarkable 98% rating from critics and 97% from audiences on Rotten Tomatoes. Since its release, the film has already made over $168 million worldwide, topping the box office in the U.S. for two weeks in a row, with only a minor drop in ticket sales.

Set in Mississippi, Sinners revolves around twins Smoke and Stack, who return home for a fresh start, only to encounter supernatural threats. The film also features a talented cast, including Jack O’Connell and Hailee Steinfeld.

The post-credits scene that Cruise highlighted is reportedly significant to the film’s story. Director Ryan Coogler shared that it was a key element of his vision for the movie.

Tom Cruise’s next adventure, the highly anticipated Mission: Impossible — the Final Reckoning, is set to hit theaters on May 23. It’ll mark his return to the role of Ethan Hunt, a character he’s portrayed since 1996.

This blend of horror and action has resonated with audiences today and echoes past trends in the film industry where genres often collide for a thrilling experience. As the vampire genre continues to gain momentum in pop culture, it’s worth noting how its contemporary depictions reflect societal fears and fascinations. Fans eagerly await what’s next, both from Sinners and from the ever-evolving world of Mission: Impossible.

For more insights on the intersection of film and society, look into studies from sources like the Pew Research Center.

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