Tom Cruise revealed how he prepares for his Mission: impossible Stunts.

Talking at the premiere of Mission: impossible – the final calculation In London, Cruise shared that it takes “decades” to prepare his stunts.

The actress said, “I have to tell you, see, it takes years, decades to be able to prepare for something because I have flyed aircraft and studied aerial photography for decades.”

“I learn when I shoot something. I learn a little and I continue to try to expand that knowledge,” cruise added. “So air sequence all the way back to 40 years ago, and now I fly aerobatics. I fly aerobatic jets, helicopters. I fly everything.”

Cruise continued to add that he is learning skills and then used in the cinema and added, “So it’s also just understanding the aircraft, the camera, what kind of cameras can we have? How should the aircraft behave with that camera? How to create movement in the room that creates an emotional reaction with the audience.”

Cruise continued to share that he does not want viewers to only “watch” the movie, but also engage emotionally.

“So it’s a lot of physical, mental, but a lot of other things, technical things that go into developing something like this,” Cruise said.

Tom Cruise’s Mission: impossible – the final calculation is scheduled for release on May 21, 2025 in England.