MISSION IMPOSSIBLE DEAD RECKONING Pt.1 trailer (2023)
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Saw it on the big screen that summer. Was talking to some coworkers the next day and they asked me what I thought of the movie. I basically said -
"Great fight scene. Skydiving. Car and motorcycle chases. Tom Cruise running like usual. Some great camera shots and locations. Good popcorn flick. I recommend it. Even with a long running time, it wasn't boring ..."
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we have to disagree about MI3, I hated that one and it almost killed the series.
They just had it on cable. Wasn't feeling it. Is he still married to his wife in the series?
no.
I think at the end of the third one, when he was secretly checking up on her, he told someone she thinks I'm dead.
I believe it was last one where we find out she was married to someone else and had moved on, until Ethan's main enemy tracked her down and Ethan had to reveal to her that he was still alive and needed her help to complete his mission.
I think at the end of the third one, when he was secretly checking up on her, he told someone she thinks I'm dead.
I believe it was last one where we find out she was married to someone else and had moved on, until Ethan's main enemy tracked her down and Ethan had to reveal to her that he was still alive and needed her help to complete his mission.
Tom Cruise’s Future Movie Plans Confirm Mission: Impossible Exit
He's ready to accept a new mission.
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Tom Cruise’s Future Movie Plans Confirm Mission: Impossible Exit
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Tom Cruise's acting future included plans for several new movies and franchises, confirming he is preparing to exit the Mission: Impossible franchise.
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Tom Cruise's plans for future movies confirm his Mission: Impossible franchise exit with Mission: Impossible 8. It has been over two decades since Cruise began playing Ethan Hunt, and it has now become the action star's signature role in many ways. That is why it came as somewhat of a surprise when it was reported that Mission: Impossible 8 could be his last in the franchise. While his frequent collaborator writer/director Christopher McQuarrie attempted to dispel this notion, there is mounting evidence that Ethan Hunt's Mission: Impossible story will end with the upcoming sequels.
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Even though Tom Cruise is one of the biggest movie stars in the world, his slate of upcoming films is usually quite slim. Beyond Mission: Impossible - Dead Reckoning Part One and Mission: Impossible 8, his only other known movies have been a possible Edge of Tomorrow sequel and a movie to be shot in space with director Doug Liman. The two projects have been in development for several years as Cruise focuses on his potential Mission: Impossible exit. But the actor is now developing a new action franchise, a musical, and something with Tropic Thunder's Les Grossman. All of these projects have McQuarrie involved and are expected to be made after Tom Cruise wraps up work on Mission: Impossible 8.
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If it was not clear before that Mission: Impossible 8 will be Tom Cruise's last, his new busy slate of movies is an obvious sign of just that. Whereas Cruise and McQuarrie have primarily focused their attention on the Mission: Impossible franchise in recent years, they are now preparing to branch off in several directions. The musical and original space movie give Tom Cruise new challenges as a performer beyond the thrilling stunts that come with Ethan Hunt. Meanwhile, Edge of Tomorrow 2 and a Tropic Thunder Les Grossman spinoff allow him to grow existing franchises instead of relying on Mission: Impossible. The most telling of Tom Cruise's movie plans is the original action franchise with McQuarrie, which indicates they want to create something new together instead of remaining in the Mission: Impossible sandbox.
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It was only a matter of time before Tom Cruise would have to exit Mission: Impossible, but now it appears he is finally ready to do just that. One of the reasons why he might be prepared to leave Ethan Hunt behind is because he is ready for a new challenge. The Mission: Impossible sequels challenge him in various ways, especially as an entertainer and since Cruise insists on doing his own stunts. However, that is all done behind the safety net of an established IP where audiences relatively know what to expect. The musical movie indicates he is ready to stretch himself more as a performer, while an original action franchise is Tom Cruise's chance to show that he is the real draw for the Mission: Impossible movies.
The timing of Tom Cruise's Mission: Impossible exit also comes on the heels of Top Gun: Maverick proving he can succeed outside the franchise. Lackluster performances from Jack Reacher: Never Go Back, The Mummy, and American Made reinforced his commitment to Ethan Hunt. It might be a sequel to one of his iconic movies, but Top Gun: Maverick's massive box office is still surprising. Since it shows that audiences will watch Tom Cruise in major blockbusters outside the Mission: Impossible franchise, the star is undoubtedly as confident as ever that his upcoming movies will be hits too after Mission: Impossible 8.
If I were writing it, the last scene would be a long walk on a bridge with the sunset in the distance. Ving or new BBF (Best Black Friend) says with a handshake and a clap on the back...
"Welcome to the team...ETHAN"
Setting up the franchise to be the American 007. Like, oh all these years yall thought that was my real name? Naw naw naw naw nawl.....that's just a codename!
That way the name lives in perpetuity no matter the actor.
See Tom Cruise wish you a safe and happy holiday while jumping out of a plane
Tom Cruise wishes you a 'safe and happy holiday' while literally jumping out of a plane on the set of 'Mission: Impossible Dead Reckoning'
Tom Cruise has turned Mission Impossible into a James Bond-esque American franchise which is pretty impressive.
However, I'm hoping for a sequel to Edge of Tomorrow so this is good news for me since he's unlikely to make that film if he continues with these.
It will be interesting to see who they replace him with when they have to reboot the franchise and if it will be successful.
However, I'm hoping for a sequel to Edge of Tomorrow so this is good news for me since he's unlikely to make that film if he continues with these.
It will be interesting to see who they replace him with when they have to reboot the franchise and if it will be successful.
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I thought Cavill would have been perfect
I think his age and the fact that he's already been a villain in the franchise rules him out.
By the time they get to filming a reboot he'd be about 50.
Plus, I'd like to start seeing American actors get these blockbuster roles. In the last 20 years Batman (twice), Superman, Spiderman (twice), Dr. Strange, etc. have all been played by UK actors. And that's only naming a few on a very long list.
I don't necessarily have a problem casting non-American actors but I find it hard to believe that there aren't any capable American actors who can play these roles.
Plus, we know they'd riot in the streets if an American was cast to play Bond.
Man I laughed so hard when he kept getting killed over and over..felt like Groundhog day...
Man I laughed so hard when he kept getting killed over and over..felt like Groundhog day...
Or when he tried to convince the chick to give him some pussy to see if he could transfer it to her
Simon Pegg “Kept Alcoholism Secret On ‘Mission: Impossible’ Set”; Reveals “Simple” Friendship With Tom Cruise
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Tom Cruise Shot ‘Mission: Impossible 7’ Motorcycle Stunt on Day One So the Crew Would Know: ‘Do We Continue or Is It a Major Rewrite’ If I Fail?
Tom Cruise filmed the "Dead Reckoning" motorcycle stunt on the first day of filming so that if he died other parts of the movie wouldn't be wasted.
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Tom Cruise Shot ‘Mission: Impossible 7’ Motorcycle Stunt on Day One So the Crew Would Know: ‘Do We Continue or Is It a Major Rewrite’ If I Fail?
Tom Cruise filmed the "Dead Reckoning" motorcycle stunt on the first day of filming so that if he died other parts of the movie wouldn't be wasted.
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Mission Impossible: Dead Reckoning Reviews: Critics Share Strong First Reactions
Mission Impossible 7 is an early hit after the first screenings for critics.
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I've learned NEVER to trust first reaction reviews after all the bullshit ones that came out for both BVS and Flash.Mission Impossible: Dead Reckoning Reviews: Critics Share Strong First Reactions
Mission Impossible 7 is an early hit after the first screenings for critics.
I will wait until the official release for any movie from now on.
However, I have enjoyed all the other MI movies, so it's not like I don't expect this one to be good.
Looking forward to this one
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Agreed.
It's crazy how when I was a kid movie reviews were considered serious business.
Now?
I don't really truly ANYONE. (I'm exaggerating slightly)
Much like everything else the internet making something more accessible didn't improve it at all
It completely ruined it.
Hey @terrence howard, Ving Rhames is how you play your position and not think you deserve more than the star...He can do MI movies for the rest of his life and not have to worry about money. Shoutout to him..
‘Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning Part One’ Review: Tom Cruise & Co. Take Excitement & Suspense To New Level
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Tom Cruise breaks impressive Rotten Tomatoes record with new Mission: Impossible movie
It’s yet another win for the Hollywood star
'MI7' director reveals what Angela Bassett role would've been, teases possible return
'Mission: Impossible — Dead Reckoning Part One' director Chris McQuarrie on the future of Bassett's Erika Sloane: 'We're not done with Angela Bassett.'
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