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Tom Cruise's Next Big Sequel Already Feels Like A Huge Mistake
SlashFilmStory by staff@slashfilm.com (Ben Pearson)
scrn logline
Tom Cruise's need for speed reignites with a proposed Days of Thunder sequel, but the racing genre may have hit the brakes
beat sheet
- Cruise is eyeing a follow-up to his 1990 NASCAR drama, but audiences have moved on from the glory days of stock car movies
- The novelty of big-screen racing has faded, with many recent attempts like Logan Lucky and Ford v Ferrari failing to capture the same box office magic
call sheet
Tom Cruise, Days of Thunder