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I just don't consider him the GOAT.
So Is Tom Cruise Unanimous G.O.A.T.?
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That's cool. I don't consider him the GOAT either
But I think he at least needs to be in the conversation
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Enlighten me on our cultural differences please.
Cruise doesn't have any Top 10 flicks, 20 yr career doesn't = 20 yrs of classics. Nobody I know has Cruise in their top list lol
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Brad Pitt is mad underrated. Dude got hits.
Basterds
Fight Club
Fury
Snatch
Moneyball
Benjamin Button
Seven
Oceans
Basterds
Fight Club
Fury
Snatch
Moneyball
Benjamin Button
Seven
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You don't know the power of Scientology!
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Goat movie STAR
Maybe not goat thespian but one could argue holding down blockbuster movies for 30 years is harder then handpicking
a script that plays to your acting wheelhouse .
He has classic romance,coming of age , comedies,dramas,thriller,action etc movies
These are all classic well recieved movies that might still get played on cable that did well with critics and audiences....spanning 30 years
The Outsiders
All the Right Moves
Risky Business
Top Gun
The Color of Money
Rain Man
Born on the Fourth of July
A Few Good Men
Mission: Impossible
Jerry Maguire
Eyes Wide Shut
Magnolia
Minority Report
Collateral
Tropic Thunder
Edge of Tomorrow
Maybe not goat thespian but one could argue holding down blockbuster movies for 30 years is harder then handpicking
a script that plays to your acting wheelhouse .
He has classic romance,coming of age , comedies,dramas,thriller,action etc movies
These are all classic well recieved movies that might still get played on cable that did well with critics and audiences....spanning 30 years
The Outsiders
All the Right Moves
Risky Business
Top Gun
The Color of Money
Rain Man
Born on the Fourth of July
A Few Good Men
Mission: Impossible
Jerry Maguire
Eyes Wide Shut
Magnolia
Minority Report
Collateral
Tropic Thunder
Edge of Tomorrow
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I can't believe cocktail hasn't been mentioned. Growing up I wanted to a) move to the carribean and tend bar or b) be a fighter pilot; because of cocktail and top gun. 
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So you cool with ppl that turn a blind eye to the torture of human beings that they know is going on?
Norton is mentioned along with his peers.
You bring up Dustin Hoffman
That's like saying "I don't know why ppl are bringing up that John Goodman is a good actor. Marlon Brando's career easily washes Goodman's."
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and it'll still be another snooze fest 
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Name a better top 6 than:
Top Gun
Edge of Tomorrow
Mission Impossible
Jerry Maquire
Minority Report
Days of Thunder
Those are all classic level films and all completely different.
Top Gun
Edge of Tomorrow
Mission Impossible
Jerry Maquire
Minority Report
Days of Thunder
Those are all classic level films and all completely different.
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Forrest Gump
Road to Perdition
Big
Cast Away
Philadelphia
Saving Private Ryan
The Green Mile
Toy Story Trilogy
Radio Flyer
A League of their Own
Apollo 13
Turner & Hooch
Sleepless in Seattle
You've got Mail
Man you dudes can't be serious... yes Tom Cruise if definitely appreciated and I do like a lot of his movies, but put him up against top tier actors and he can't hold a candle to their work, versatility, and they're praised by their peers and won accolades to back up their works of art.
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I must be in the minority on Tom Cruise,I can count on one hand how many of his flicks I've enjoyed...
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Nah I'm in the same boat I can't think of a movie of his that I've ever wanted to watch more than once.
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Cruise is one of the greats (GOAT?...eh), but I pick Hanks on the strength of "Philadelphia" alone.
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had to give you a rep sir
Harrison ford:
star wars (the original trilogy)
Indiana jones (again the 1st 3)
the fugitive
jack ryan movies (patriot games and clear and present danger)
blade runner
air force one
leo:
wolf of wall street
the departed
blood diamond
django unchained
inception
the aviator
gangs of new york
catch me if you can (+ hanks)
titanic
romeo + juliet
the quick and the dead
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But compare their worst 5 movies......
Cruise
Rock of Ages
Mission Impossible 2?
Valkyrie
Knight and Day
Cocktail?
Hanks
Dragnet
Joe Vs. The Volcano
Volunteers
The Money Pit
The Da Vinci Code
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My personal GOAT is probably Leo. Even though I don't even think his acting is that good, all of his movies are on point.
On a side note, I thought the whole Tom Cruise Oprah thing was overdone. I didn't think it was that weird. That whole thing murdered his public image way more than it should have. The Scientology stuff is weird though.
On a side note, I thought the whole Tom Cruise Oprah thing was overdone. I didn't think it was that weird. That whole thing murdered his public image way more than it should have. The Scientology stuff is weird though.
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