In order to allow Tom Cruise to shoot movies in space, the company will build a filming base in space

In May 2020, NASA announced that it would cooperate with Tom Cruise and Elon Musk's Space X to make a space movie. The latest news is that Space Entertainment Enterprise (SEE), which invested in the movie, will establish a filming base in space in December 2024, which will be named SEE-1.

According to The Hollywood Reporter, the SEE-1 base will serve movies, television, streaming programs and even live sports. In addition to serving Tom Cruise's space movies, SEE-1 provides a zero-gravity filming location for other crews and will also shoot its own movies and TV series. It is reported that this base will be built in the Axiom space station, which is a commercial space station. It will initially connect to the International Space Station and then detach to run in its own orbit.

Earlier reports said that Doug Liman had written the first draft of the script for Tom Cruise's space movie, and he and Tom Cruise will also co-produce it. According to the mark on the IMDb website, this movie is probably "Lunar Park" that was reported in 2015. The film tells the story of a group of scientists who built a space station and then rebelled and stole space equipment in order to find a way to return to the moon to get a certain energy source.

It is reported that Tom Cruise takes this film project very seriously and will also undergo relevant training for entering space. Industry insiders conservatively estimate that the film will cost more than $200 million, including $30 million to $60 million for Tom Cruise as the lead actor and producer.