In 2013, between two Mission: Impossible films, Tom Cruise took on a notable role in a science fiction film that is relatively forgotten today: Oblivion. Directed by Joseph Kosinski, who would later direct Top Gun: Maverick, the film is set in the year 2077. Tom Cruise's character, Jack Harper, lives in a world where Earth has been drastically changed. After a devastating war against a mysterious threat from an unknown source, humanity has left the planet behind. Jack Harper, played by Tom Cruise, is one of the few people still present on Earth. As a technician responsible for monitoring and repairing valuable machines, he lives a solitary life among ruined landscapes. His mission seems straightforward: to maintain the last functioning resources before joining the survivors living in space. However, Jack begins to question the world he was asked to protect. Strange memories emerge, like fragments of a life he does not recognize. Then, an unexpected event shakes all his certainties. A discovery forces him to question what he was told about the war, Earth, and his own past. Gradually, the lines between appearances and truth become harder to distinguish. On a planet as beautiful as it is desolate, Jack must choose between obeying his mission and following his instincts. As the mystery deepens, each answer seems to raise a new question. Between science fiction and mystery, Oblivion is visually spectacular, blending science fiction, adventure, and mystery in an hypnotic atmosphere. The film relies as much on its futuristic sets as on the constant feeling that something is escaping us. Starring Tom Cruise and Olga Kurylenko, it offers a journey where action accompanies a genuine quest for truth. And especially, behind the explosions and futuristic landscapes, there is a simple question: what remains of us when everything we believe to know is called into question? With Oblivion, Joseph Kosinski adapts his own graphic novel of the same name and co-created it with Arvid Nelson. It should also be noted that the director hired the French group M83 to compose the music. It is the second time the director has collaborated with musicians from the country of Molière after Daft Punk for Tron: Legacy. Oblivion is available on the HBO Max platform. If you have never seen it, you can go ahead with your eyes closed, you will not regret it!