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While Edgar Wright has dabbled in action filmmaking before, a little with “Hot Fuzz” and ‘Scott Pilgrim,’ and much more with “Baby Driver,” he has yet to really do something that would be described as blockbuster filmmaking.

Our Editor-in-Chief, Rodrigo Perez, put it best, the “Mission: Impossible” series is arguably the most dynamic, well-oiled, and spectacular action franchise there is and “Dead Reckoning” is the best installment thus far. In the seventh installment of the ‘M.I’ series, Tom Cruise is back as Ethan Hunt as he and the IMF team must track down a new weapon that threatens humanity if it falls into the wrong hands.

**Spoilers below for “Mission: Impossible — Dead Reckoning Part 1.” You’ve been warned…** The threat of death is an underlying aspect of every ‘Mission: Impossible’ film. Honestly, that threat doesn’t just apply to the characters and their gunfights and elaborate car chases.

Fresh off the record-breaking (and potentially Oscar-minted) success of “Top Gun: Maverick,” its megawatt producer and star Tom Cruise is back with a shiny new sequel to his other most iconic franchise.  READ MORE: Christopher McQuarrie Downplays Report Of Tom Cruise Exiting After ‘Mission: Impossible 8’ “Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning Part One,” on our list of The 100 Most Anticipated Films Of 2023, was first announced back in February as the first of a two-feature story arc that will serve as the epic send-off to the character of Ethan Hunt, which Cruise has played in six films over 25 years.

While Tom Cruise just seems like the type of person people shouldn’t like, with his Scientology background and the occasional less-than-savory story about his personal life, there’s no denying the man is one of the biggest stars on the planet. And he’s also one of the rare people in the film industry who is seemingly directly plugged in to whatever audiences are craving.

The working relationship between Paramount and Tom Cruise has been a lucrative one for the two. However, Paramount isn’t a huge studio, at least not the size of some of its competitors, and Tom Cruise is one of its last remaining loyal worldwide names.

Well before the pandemic arrived, people were already anxiously awaiting the release of “Mission: Impossible 7” and “Mission: Impossible 8.” The duo of star Tom Cruise and writer-director Christopher McQuarrie have already turned in multiple sequels to the franchise, each eclipsing the previous in terms of box office gross and overall quality. But then the pandemic hit and the ‘M:I’ franchise might have been hurt more than any other in terms of delays and production costs.

As you’ve likely heard by now, Denis Villeneuve’s “Dune” is an enthralling, visceral, immersive space opera. This dense saga also creates a rich contextual world of politics, culture, religion, and history (read our review here).

Herbert F. Solow was a TV executive with Desilu Studios and MGM who helped develop classic shows including “Star Trek,” “Mission: Impossible,” and “Mannix.”Solow began his career in entertainment working in the mail room at the William Morris Agency, rising through the ranks until he made it to the executive suite when he was hired as vice president of production by Desilu Studios in 1964.

Tom Cruise and Hayley Atwell have been seen filming the new Mission: Impossible movie on the streets of Rome.

Filming on the latest Mission: Impossible movies will be able to resume in England as the Government looks to exempt high-end stars from quarantine.

Hoult, who was set to portray the villain in Tom Cruise's much-awaited "Mission: Impossible 7", has been replaced by actor Esai Morales.

Top Gun: Maverick has become the latest Hollywood film to have its release delayed due to the coronavirus pandemic.

The two Hollywood actors Elisabeth Moss and Tom Cruise have been linked together for years now for their association with Scientology. Previously, a news report OK Magazine, stated that the Mission: Impossible star Tom Cruise was seen with a woman and many assumed that it was Elisabeth Moss.

Filming on the latest Mission: Impossible film has been halted over fears of the coronavirus outbreak in Italy, producers have said.

Nicholas Hoult has found his next mission. The actor will join Tom Cruise in Paramount and Skydance’s upcoming “Mission: Impossible” sequel, director Christopher McQuarrie confirmed on Instagram.