Tom Cruise Will watch his Latest Film in Beijing

Beijing - Tom Cruise will fly to Beijing this week to watch with his latest film, Oblivion. Representatives from Universal Pictures said the actor was going to arrive in China with director Joseph Kosinski.

According to Xinhua reports, the film is as deliberately played on the same month to stem the rate of Django Unchained Quentin Tarantino film made it drove into the box office. Originally, the film will be screened in April, but was postponed until May 10. Quentin Tarantino movie begins playing simultaneously on May 12 after being pulled back from the theaters in April and re-released after editing to remove scenes of nudity.

However, The Hollywood Reporter has not managed to contact a representative of Universal Cruise or visit to confirm the exact date of the premiere.

Cruise is one of Hollywood's most famous star in China. Mission Impossible: Ghost Protocol is the second best-selling imported films in the country in 2012 with revenues of U.S. $ 104.9 million.

Last month, Cruise visiting Taiwan for the same event. He is rumored to "spoil" her fans with silence for two hours on the red carpet for the sake of serving the demand photograph and signature.

The film has been released in Hong Kong, China's autonomous region that has its own distribution and sensor systems.