‘Mommy’ Re-Rating Passes All the Ratings for Tom Cruise Reboot

Their Universal Monsters Every day I take my place in the prestigious Universal catalog. Cinematic “Heritage Fleurs” are a large number of remakes in the style of decades.

In the case of Mommy, for example, it’s a remake of The Most Compassionate Volunteers, directed by Stephen Sommers and released in 1999, ported by the trio of Brendan Fraser, Rachel Weisz and John Hannah.

The film, available at the time, cost over $417 million, which, adjusted for inflation, is equivalent to over $786 million today. For a film that cost $80 million, this adventure turned out to be Universal’s most profitable. On this topic, the Charité opus suivants et autres déclinaisons de spin off…

“I felt insulted”

Today, on the occasion of the film’s recent 25th anniversary, realist Sommers takes it on a long binge. The Hollywood Reporter

waving your souvenirs, briefly, like your first day. And transcribe the passage regarding the reboot of the film, released in 2017 and launched by Tom Cruise. The film, realized by Alex Kurtzman, received box office receipts.

In this conversation, Sommers admitted that he had never been contacted for a new piece, and did not know that he had been consulted, out of politeness. “He wasn’t in touch. I actually felt insulted because neither the writers nor Alex Kurtzman were in touch. I was in touch with people if I was introducing myself…

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