Top 10 best films with Tom Cruise in which he does not save the world (10 photos)

Tom Cruise is an actor that the whole planet knows. And today he turned 61 years old! It would seem that retirement is just around the corner, but Tom just refuses to grow old. The actor is in excellent physical shape and he continues to perform extreme miracles on film sets. That's why Tom Cruise will save the world in his films for a long time to come. But it's important to note that his role is not limited to the image of the "action hero". He also good in more complex and deep roles. For example, critics are convinced that the role of Cruise in the film "Magnolia" from director Paul Thomas Anderson, is the pinnacle of his acting skills. Let's salute the old Cruz happy birthday, and at the same time remember the TOP 10 best films with Tom Cruz, in which he does not save the world.

Rain Man (1988)





Tom Cruise plays an adventurous young man, Charlie, whose brother Raymond suffers from autism and is in a mental hospital. It turns out that it is to Raymond that their father leaves a large inheritance. Now the mercantile hero of Cruz is trying to make friends with his brother, about whose never knew existence before, and whose mental state conceals in a lot of surprises.

Eyes Wide Shut (1999)



Stanley Kubrick's last film. Tom Cruise and Nicole Kidman play a couple who are not as happy as they might seem from the outside. Because of mutual jealousy of the spouses and the desire for the unknown in the life of the hero Cruz, dubious women appear, and then a completely secret sect, who is somehow mystically connected with his wife.

Jerry Maguire (1997)





Tom Cruise plays a sports agent who gets fired from his firm actually for honesty. He enlists the support of as many as one former colleagues, takes a fish from the aquarium of the old office and creates his own agency. Compete with the unprincipled sharks of the sports industry not easy, but real. If you are good at your job.

For his role in the film, the actor received an Oscar nomination.

Magnolia (1999)



Tom Cruise as famous showman and sex guru Frank, who drawn into the whirlpool of events of the film and with whom he wants to see him dying father. For this role, Tom Cruise was nominated for his last at the moment acting "Oscar".

Interview with a Vampire (1994)



Tom Cruise is a vampire! First, he turns himself into a similar hero Brad Pitt, who turns young Kirsten Dunst into a vampire. This trinity of star vampires, of course, will not be able to live happily, because everyone adapts to their own immortality in different ways.

Born on the Fourth of July (1989)



Tom Cruise as a military man. But not a brave warrior who alone cracking down on the army, and a Vietnam War veteran who returned to America as a disabled person and joined the anti-war movement, on his example showing people what war and its aftermath do to simple people.

Cruise's first Oscar nomination.

Vanilla Sky (2001)



The successful protagonist played by Tom Cruise gets into car accident and his life changes dramatically. First, his face is strong suffered, and secondly, he cannot understand in any way what part of his life is a dream and which one is reality.

A Few Good Guys (1992)



Tom Cruise as a young lawyer who takes on a case an American private who died at the Guantanamo military base. He protects accused of hazing co-workers of the deceased soldier and gets to the truth, which is "too tough for him," according to the boss the base of Colonel Jessep, performed by the magnificent Jack Nicholson.

Accomplice (2004)



Tom Cruise is a villain! And the assassin Vincent, who hires a simple taxi driver Mask to get to all his victims. Fulfilling order, Vincent takes Max hostage, but seems to become attached to him and is not going to kill him. However, on the other hand, Vincent draws his driver deeperbody in the criminal events of this long night.

The Color of Money (1986)



Brilliant former pool player played by Paul Newman meets a young billiard talent performed by Tom Cruise. He takes patronage over the youngster, but their principles diverge: the elder strives for money, and the youngest - to victories. And, as it turns out, these are different ways.