Mission Impossible 2 (2000)
In Mission: Impossible, you’ve always got to be ready to switch out your face for a disguise. Can’t do that if you’re wearing a motorcycle helmet, can you?
Why doesn’t Tom Cruise wear a motorcycle helmet?
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So people would know it was him doing the stunts and he still has a thick, full set of hair. Lol.
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Duh! He’s Tom Cruise – he never crashes, so why wear a helmet?
It romanticizes the freedom a motorcycle offers.
The freedom to escape gun-toting baddies?
The extra weight of the helmet would make it near impossible for Tom to successfully dodge bullets – obviously.
He’s too short to reach the shelf the helmets are on at the dealership.
Its the movies FFS – get over it.
Because he is a Scientologist and the aliens will save him when he goes down! Lol!
Because he’s American. Have you spent much time there? Half of them don’t wear one.
But, little known Tom Cruise fact, he actually spent years of his childhood in Canada! Oughtn’t he to have learned his lesson then?
Better give him The Order Of Canada. All former Canadian celebrities who give up their passports to live in the United States get one. They fly in and wax on about their childhoods in Thunder Bay or wherever then fly back to America. Do I sound jealous? I am.
Some even teach in American universities for years, then run for the Prime Minister’s job … now that I put it that way, it does sound like a pretty clever scam.
It’s click-bate simple. Tom Cruise wants everyone to know that he does his own stunts. And the knee-down without sliders was just to show that he can.
It’s not like they couldn’t deep-fake his face on to a stunt rider with modern tech. It’s just silly at this point, although I get why it’s expedient for storylines and blah blah blah. But to shoehorn a motorcycle scene into a dozen movies and not wear a helmet in any of them?????