According to The Hollywood Reporter, Cruise "believes he can work similar magic" to the follow-up to Top Gun, Top Gun: Maverick, which debuted to rave reviews and grossed over $1 billion at the box office.

A Days of Thunder sequel doesn’t seem like an awful idea, to be honest. If it’s done with the same level of attention and care as Maverick was to Top Gun, it could be another global hit, spawn a new franchise, create more motorsports fans—there is so much upside.

Tom Cruise is considering a sequel to Days of Thunder, the NASCAR racing film directed by the late Tony Scott.

Tom Cruise is reportedly in talks to star in a sequel of his hit movie, Days of Thunder. The actor is in "very early negotiations" to revamp the NASCAR hit from 1990, according to Variety. It's believed the film's original producer,

Cruise is in talks with the studio about a sequel to the cult classic NASCAR film. In the original, Cruise's character is a promising open-wheel racer from California, who makes the switch to NASCAR because of a lack of funds to pursue his dream of becoming a successful IndyCar driver.

Reports out of Hollywood suggest that Tom Cruise may return as NASCAR driver Cole Trickle for a sequel to the 1990 movie Days of Thunder. Having previously shut down an attempt at a TV reboot, Cruise,

NASCAR talks Days of Thunder and Netflix documentary sequels. With all of that said, Paramount and Cruise are currently