It's Memorial Day weekend and Tom Cruise is back in action in a new "Mission: Impossible" movie. Stitch returns in a Disney remake, too. Get psyched.

"It’s scary and funny and beautiful. I know comedy is not what people expect from me, or Tom," says the 'Birdman' filmmaker

Tom Cruise heaped praise on Ana de Armas' new movie "Ballerina" as the two continue to fuel romance speculation.While speaking with reporters at the London premiere of his film, "Mission: Impossible - The Final Reckoning,

Cruise has starred in the "Mission: Impossible" franchise since the first film in 1996. The actor portrays Ethan Hunt, a highly skilled field agent and operative for the Impossible Missions Force, a secret government agency that handles dangerous and high-stakes missions.

Retirement is not an option for Tom Cruise, who plans to keep making movies well into his 100s: 'I will never stop doing action.'

The Oscar-winning Mexican director took a break from his upcoming feature, starring Cruise, Sandra Hüller and Jesse Plemons, to celebrate his career-making debut, screening in Cannes Classics.