Tom Cruise says audiences will always want to see real things
Tom Cruise spoke about artificial intelligence and the future of cinema at a BAFTA event in London on Monday.
Cruise confident in human storytelling
The actor stated that nothing compares to human performance on screen. He noted that people continue to visit movie theaters despite new technology. Cruise pointed to this summer's box office records as proof of enduring demand for live experiences.
Streaming and theatrical formats differ
Cruise expressed no opposition to streaming services while emphasizing the unique nature of theater. He described seeing a film in a cinema as a distinct art form. The actor believes humanity remains central to the creative process.
Creatives must keep creating
Cruise acknowledged that artificial intelligence is an inevitable development for the industry. He urged creators to persist with their work regardless of technological changes. His upcoming film Digger marks another step in his career.
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