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It’s Tom Cruise VS. The World In The New Official Trailer For MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE – DEAD RECKONING PART ONE!

In Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning Part One, Ethan Hunt (Tom Cruise) and his IMF team embark on their most dangerous mission yet: To track down a terrifying new weapon that threatens all of humanity before it falls into the wrong hands. With control of the future and the fate of the world at stake, and dark forces from Ethan’s past closing in, a deadly race around the globe begins. Confronted by a mysterious, all-powerful enemy, Ethan is forced to consider that nothing can matter more than his mission – not even the lives of those he cares about most.

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TOP GUN: MAVERICK Hails The Return Of A Legend In The Official Trailer

A sequel to 1986’s Top Gun was likely the most imminent direction for Hollywood at some point in the last thirty-three years despite how long its taken. To that effect, Tron: Legacy and Oblivion director Joseph Kosinski’s approach looks like it’ll fare pretty well come its June 26 release, and with none other than his Oblivion star Tom Cruise back in the starring, high-flying saddle once more in Top Gun: Maverick.

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Warner Bros. Advances EDGE OF TOMORROW Sequel With New Writer

On Friday, Mike Fleming Jr. over at Deadline confirmed interest at Warner Bros. in a sequel to the 2014 hit sci-fi, Edge Of Tomorrow (a.k.a. Live. Die. Repeat for its home release). The film featured Tom Cruise and Emily Blunt in the story of an untrained public relations officer swept into a timeloop forcing him to re-live his death as he trains to survive amid an alien invasion.

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TOP GUN: MAVERICK Commences Principal Photography

One of the late Tony Scott’s biggest, most memorable film successes to date lives on 32 years later with production officially announced for Top Gun: Maverick. Actor Tom Cruise is back in the saddle reprising the lead role as elite Navy pilot, Pete “Maverick” Mitchell, reuniting with none other than Oblivion director Joseph Kosinski at the helm for a story that sees our protagonists cope with the advancement of drone warfare over manned piloting.

Official cast announcements from here on remain pending while fans can look forward to the film’s tonal similarity to the first as a “competition film”. Jerry Bruckheimer is back and producing from the 1986 original as will Cruise and David Ellison for Skydance. Top Gun composer, Harold Faltermeyer, is also returning to score. 

Cruise and his official PR shared a photo of the first day of filming which you can check out below and hold in mind ahead of its July 12, 2019 release from Paramount Pictures

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A post shared by Tom Cruise (@tomcruise) on May 30, 2018 at 10:40pm PDT

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It Ain’t Over ‘Til Tom Cruise Says So In The New MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE – FALLOUT Trailer

The best intentions often come back to haunt you. “MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE – FALLOUT” finds Ethan Hunt (Tom Cruise – “Top Gun,” “American Made,” “The Mummy”) and his IMF team (Alec Baldwin – “Saturday Night Live,” “The Boss Baby,” “Beetlejuice,” Simon Pegg – “Star Trek,” “Ready Player One,” Ving Rhames – “Pulp Fiction,” “Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2”) along with some familiar allies (Rebecca Ferguson – “The Greatest Showman,” ”The Girl on the Train,” Michelle Monaghan – “The Bourne Supremacy,” “The Heartbreak Kid”) in a race against time after a mission gone wrong.  Henry Cavill (“Justice League,” “Man of Steel”), Angela Bassett (“Black Panther,” “American Horror Story”), and Vanessa Kirby (“Me Before You,” “The Crown”) also join the dynamic cast with filmmaker Christopher McQuarrie (“Jack Reacher”) returning to the helm.

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MISSION IMPOSSIBLE: FALLOUT Debuts Official Title Logo

The production of Christopher McQuarrie’s latest Tom Cruise headliner in the Mission Impossible saga has been a raucous endeavor, to say the least. An injured lead actor on more than one occasion can be a bit of a challenge on top of continuity issues per the studio’s need for Henry Cavill to maintain his mustache during the completion of last year’s Justice League.
Still though and thankfully, all is stirring and steering forward for what it’s worth with the American Made star joined by Simon Pegg and Ving Rhames in addition to actress Rebecca Ferguson who blew the lid off with her energizing delivery for Mission Impossible: Rogue Nation in 2015. All these and more now bring us to the latest official title debut and production still by way of Cruise hailing Mission Impossible: Fallout from Paramount and Skydance.
Take a look below and mark your calendars for July 27!

Get ready. #MissionImpossibleA post shared by Tom Cruise (@tomcruise) on Jan 25, 2018 at 5:00am PST

We’ve upped the ante for the sixth #MissionImpossible. I can’t wait for you guys to see more.A post shared by Tom Cruise (@tomcruise) on Jan 25, 2018 at 5:03am PST

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MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE 6 Star’s Stunt Injury Presets Shut Down Thru October

By now you’ve probably seen the viral video of actor Tom Cruise injuring himself during a stunt on the Paris set of the sixth Mission Impossible film. Thankfully it hasn’t suffered tragedy currently being endured on two other known productions this summer, but it does exemplify the dangers stunt performers, and even bold actors face when pushing the envelope –  something Cruise is known to do.

Well… pushing it this time around has cost him, at least tentatively, sending the production into an eight-week hiatus, and producers into troubleshooting mode, according to sources reported by The Wrap. The injury in question occured when Cruise, wire rigged for a jump from one platform of a building to another, leapt too short and slammed his knees into the adjacent wall, forcing him to catch himself before trying and failing to continue the take in mid-limp.

The goal now as producers weigh their options is to recommence principal photography in October and wrap before Christmas. July 27, 2018 is the set date for Paramount’s latest entry into the Mission: Impossible hexology from returning director Christopher McQuarrie.

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Cam’s Eye Review: In Search Of A Cohesive Mummy

We’re literally buried by story strand after strand beginning with Dr. Henry Jekyll (Russell Crowe) taking over a newly discovered crypt during an Underground expansion in London where he stumbles onto hieroglyphs above a Templar burial and encapsulating the story of Ahmanet, the daughter of a Pharoah and her glory to be a powerful ruler of Egypt. Through her own devices, she makes a magical plea with the underworld ruler, Set, to achieve her ends. It does not go well and the incantations were never completed. She is taken far away and buried alive after killing her father, the concubine, and the concubine’s son who was to inherit the throne.

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TOP GUN 2 Puts OBLIVION Helmer Joseph Kosinski In The Pilot’s Seat To Direct

Having directed actor Tom Cruise for his 2013 outing in sci-fi actioner, Oblivion, some would say it would make sense to make him a candidate for the long-awaited sequel to the 1986 high-flying military drama, Top Gun. As such, it now seems to be the case according to a new exclusive report from Variety thus confirming.

The news comes just a few days after Cruise laid it all out in a single quote telling Australian talk show Sunrise that it was “definitely happening”. The film itself had been in the works since around 2010 or earlier, then stifled by the subsequent suicidal tragedy of director Tony Scott who helmed the original film that propelled Cruise into Hollywood stardom as U.S. Fighter Pilot, LT. Pete Mitchell, call signed “Maverick”.

Skydance CEO David Ellison and Jerry Bruckheimer, who produced the original, will produce with Cruise from a script recently penned by Justin Marks that will reportedly explore the world of drone technology and fifth generation fighters. Further casting details remain pending while we await to see if Val Kilmer will make his reprisal as Tom “Iceman” Kazanski.

Kosinski’s own vision, according to the report, is what reportedly nabbed him the director’s chair. His next, Granite Mountain, opens on October 20.

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MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE 6 Adds Joey Ansah

Filming is currently underway in France for writer and director Christopher McQuarrie’s latest installment with the sixth Mission: Impossible film for Paramount and Skydance. Given this, it’s likely that miscellaneous fan photos of the set would be discovered and as it turns out, there’s a whole viral batch of jubilant behind-the-scenes gems on Instagram with our cast on set, a few of which include and otherwise confirm actor and martial artist Joey Ansah.

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Vanessa Kirby In Talks To Join MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE 6

The sixth installment of the Mission: Impossible franchise has been a bit stifled but is slowly taking shape nonetheless for its Spring start date and presumably 2018 release. Thus, casting news this week confirmed Netflix series The Crown co-star Vanessa Kirby was in talks for a role in the new film which will ultimately see actor Tom Cruise back in the role of IMF agent Ethan Hunt.

Details of her role are pending among others while Variety reports Cruise is producing the film with producer David Ellison, and with a script by Mission: Impossible – Rogue Nation helmer Christopher McQuarrie who is back in the director’s chair. Also expected to return are actor Jeremy Renner for his third outing in the franchise since landing via Mission: Impossible – Ghost Protocol, and Simon Pegg who has been with the series since Mission: Impossible 3 while actress Rebecca Ferguson who lit up the screen in the previous film as disavowed British agent Ilsa Faust may well return following earlier uncertain reports.

Cruise next returns to the big screen in Alex Kurtzman’s forthcoming reboot, The Mummy on June 9.

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