New spot during the Final Four just announced that the next trailer will drop online Monday. Seeing as CBS owns Paramount, I'm assuming there will be some synergy with the National Championship game.
*** MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE - THE FINAL RECKONING ***
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New trailer drops tomorrow. #MissionImpossible pic.twitter.com/2QBDIHYkve
— Mission: Impossible (@MissionFilm) April 6, 2025
New trailer tomorrow. pic.twitter.com/SkusGEVF8j
— Tom Cruise (@TomCruise) April 6, 2025
TCTTS said:
New spot during the Final Four just announced that the next trailer will drop online Monday. Seeing as CBS owns Paramount, I'm assuming there will be some synergy with the National Championship game.
Saw it last night and decided to rewatch Dead Reckoning because of it. The last few MI movies are just so good
Nick Offerman should never be clean-shaven.
Whoa its got Hannah Waddingham (Ted Lasso) and Tramell Tillman (Severance)? Didn't expect that.
Can't wait.
Yep, I'm all inExpressAg11 said:
FightinTexasAg15 said:
Whoa it's got Hannah Waddingham (Ted Lasso) and Tramell Tillman (Severance)? Didn't expect that.
If milkshake doesnt have a scene with dancing and fruit, preferably pineapple, then don't even bother.
Waffle or egg themed events would also be acceptable.
"Smart people on every side are close to panicking" is a good line.
I may set myself up for a hefty amount of ridicule, but if this movie is equally as solid as DR Part 1, I feel there's no way that the Bond series has a claim to be the best spy/action story made (and I'm a 007 fan)
The Bourne series was mounting a strong storyline, then it just ran out of steam. Then, it got boring.
Sure, MI 2 was abysmally bad. But, GoldenEye? The World is Not Enough? Die Another Day?
And, judge Cruise's personal life as you want, but, he's arguably the most successful action hero actor of all time, right?
Yeah, I'm IN for this on opening night, especially if it can get onto an IMAX screen.
The Bourne series was mounting a strong storyline, then it just ran out of steam. Then, it got boring.
Sure, MI 2 was abysmally bad. But, GoldenEye? The World is Not Enough? Die Another Day?
And, judge Cruise's personal life as you want, but, he's arguably the most successful action hero actor of all time, right?
Yeah, I'm IN for this on opening night, especially if it can get onto an IMAX screen.
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But, GoldenEye
Yeah? What about it?
GoldenEye is fantastic and any slander on GoldenEye will not be tolerated.
Fine, I'll give you GoldenEye, just because you didn't attempt to defend the others I listed!
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The MI movies are right up there with the Daniel Craig Bond films. I don't see how Cruise will ever be equaled when it comes to action films.
Though they definitely overlap in a lot of ways, I think Bond, Bourne, and MI all offer different things to a certain extent. Bourne is "realistic" (by comparison) and tells smaller, more focused stories. MI, especially the later films, is all-in on action spectacle and Cruise's trademark insane stunts.
Bond has done both to a certain extent, but I think what sets that franchise apart (aside from longevity) is location. Where Bond is doing his thing (whether it's Jamaica or the train from Istanbul) is often as big a part of the movie as what he happens to be doing there. There's obviously some of that in Bourne and MI (e.g., Cruise climbing the Burj Khalifa), but I don't think it's generally as important a part of those franchises.
Bond has done both to a certain extent, but I think what sets that franchise apart (aside from longevity) is location. Where Bond is doing his thing (whether it's Jamaica or the train from Istanbul) is often as big a part of the movie as what he happens to be doing there. There's obviously some of that in Bourne and MI (e.g., Cruise climbing the Burj Khalifa), but I don't think it's generally as important a part of those franchises.
HmmmBrian Earl Spilner said:Quote:
But, GoldenEye
Yeah? What about it?
GoldenEye is fantastic and any slander on GoldenEye will not be tolerated.
GoldenEye had one of the best 007 stories and the villain was top notch. And it gave us another of those great female villain nicknames as well.
But the score SUCKED. Terrible score.
I'm going to go ahead and say what everyone is thinking.Claude! said:
Though they definitely overlap in a lot of ways, I think Bond, Bourne, and MI all offer different things to a certain extent. Bourne is "realistic" (by comparison) and tells smaller, more focused stories. MI, especially the later films, is all-in on action spectacle and Cruise's trademark insane stunts.
Bond has done both to a certain extent, but I think what sets that franchise apart (aside from longevity) is location. Where Bond is doing his thing (whether it's Jamaica or the train from Istanbul) is often as big a part of the movie as what he happens to be doing there. There's obviously some of that in Bourne and MI (e.g., Cruise climbing the Burj Khalifa), but I don't think it's generally as important a part of those franchises.
The Fast series tops them all.
Diggin' the new cast additions, especially glad to see Trammell Tillman get a shot in a big film as he's incredible on Severance.
Goes without saying on this one, but soooooo in. Had to miss the last one in theaters as it dropped right after my son was born, will be definitely making the trip for this.
Goes without saying on this one, but soooooo in. Had to miss the last one in theaters as it dropped right after my son was born, will be definitely making the trip for this.
It won't, unfortunately, but in a just world this movie would make a billion dollars, easy.
Because it looks INCREDIBLE.
Man, what a trailer.
Love the setup too, and the whole mythologizing of Hunt to such an insane (but fun) degree.
Everything about this is absolutely perfect.
Because it looks INCREDIBLE.
Man, what a trailer.
Love the setup too, and the whole mythologizing of Hunt to such an insane (but fun) degree.
Everything about this is absolutely perfect.
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Part of this movie was filmed on my ship, while we were on our 22-23 deployment. Tom Cruise made an announcement on the 1MC before flying off, and signed off as Maverick. It was very weird and surreal, and didn't feel real. I never saw him, but a few of my buddies did and said he was real polite but didn't talk much.
So when you're watching it, and the scenes where they're on CVN 77 are on the screen, I'm there working in the bottom of the ship making it move through the water, creating electricity, and sending steam to the roof to launch planes.
So when you're watching it, and the scenes where they're on CVN 77 are on the screen, I'm there working in the bottom of the ship making it move through the water, creating electricity, and sending steam to the roof to launch planes.
That's awesome.
TCTTS said:
That's awesome.
Yeah, I'm pretty pumped to see this one and see what they actually did on the ship, bc I have no ****ing clue. Haha
The mission impossible movies are usually ****ing awesome, but this one looks like one of the best. I don't see movies in the theater much anymore, but I will be seeing this in one for sure.
NukeAg10 said:TCTTS said:
That's awesome.
Yeah, I'm pretty pumped to see this one and see what they actually did on the ship, bc I have no ****ing clue. Haha
The mission impossible movies are usually ****ing awesome, but this one looks like one of the best. I don't see movies in the theater much anymore, but I will be seeing this in one for sure.
Yeah I don't see many in theaters anymore either, and my family doesn't care about this at all, so this is prime matinee sneak out during a school day viewing for me
Somehow, I read this in the voice of Gene Hackman from Crimson Tide.Quote:
1MC
Seriously though, neat story.
We need an end credit dance scene with Les Grossman and Milchick.fig96 said:
Diggin' the new cast additions, especially glad to see Trammell Tillman get a shot in a big film as he's incredible on Severance.
At its best, I still think Bond is the best spy genre. IMO, Casino Royale is better than any MI movie. Although they are older, I also think Goldfinger and Thunderball are up there as well. At its worst, though, Bond is the worst spy franchise. There are some really bad Bond movies. MI is probably the most consistent spy franchise. None of them are bad (not even MI2 IMO). A lot of them are great.normalhorn said:
I may set myself up for a hefty amount of ridicule, but if this movie is equally as solid as DR Part 1, I feel there's no way that the Bond series has a claim to be the best spy/action story made (and I'm a 007 fan)
The Bourne series was mounting a strong storyline, then it just ran out of steam. Then, it got boring.
Sure, MI 2 was abysmally bad. But, GoldenEye? The World is Not Enough? Die Another Day?
And, judge Cruise's personal life as you want, but, he's arguably the most successful action hero actor of all time, right?
Yeah, I'm IN for this on opening night, especially if it can get onto an IMAX screen.
NukeAg10 said:
Part of this movie was filmed on my ship, while we were on our 22-23 deployment. Tom Cruise made an announcement on the 1MC before flying off, and signed off as Maverick. It was very weird and surreal, and didn't feel real. I never saw him, but a few of my buddies did and said he was real polite but didn't talk much.
So when you're watching it, and the scenes where they're on CVN 77 are on the screen, I'm there working in the bottom of the ship making it move through the water, creating electricity, and sending steam to the roof to launch planes.
Please tell me he buzzed the tower.
I love that The Entity, a sentient God AI, is legit concerned about Ethan Hunt. It knows it can make all the world governments its bitch but theres this one beautiful super athletic man that could maybe kill it.
— The Doug Files (@Douggernaut_2) April 9, 2025
good observation and they I think TCTTS took your suggestion and BAM it's there in the new one!!Claude! said:
If I have one nitpick about the trailer, it's the lack (at least to my ears) of the M:I theme. The last five or ten seconds where it cuts to Ethan Hunt saying something would've been great to transition to that iconic theme.
TCTTS - That would make big money to have each of the 7 previous movies out for 1 week prior to May 23... what a great opportunity for refresh (and push that box office number up too!)TCTTS said:Paramount Pictures should put all the MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE movies back in theaters for a marathon screening the month of, or before, #MissionImpossible8’s release. This country needs it. pic.twitter.com/IhNkKO1CIm
— Courtney Howard (@Lulamaybelle) November 11, 2024
Any chance?
nothing from your source about doing this?TCTTS said:Paramount Pictures should put all the MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE movies back in theaters for a marathon screening the month of, or before, #MissionImpossible8’s release. This country needs it. pic.twitter.com/IhNkKO1CIm
— Courtney Howard (@Lulamaybelle) November 11, 2024
I'm afraid such a plan would have already been announced by now, but I could be wrong. Either way, my source/friend isn't a Paramount employee, nor does he work on the M:I franchise. While he knows people who do work on the franchise, he, personally, only worked with Cruise on Top Gun: Maverick, and continues to engage with him in the development of TG3.
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