Mission: Impossible 8 (2025) (1 Viewer)

[Tino]

Umm……ok. Sorry I asked

 

[Alex...]

Date change, will now release May 23, 2025

And the title is expected to be changed as well

Tom Cruise’s Next ‘Mission: Impossible’ Movie Delayed a Year to 2025

Paramount has also pushed 'A Quiet Place: Day One' back two months as it reshuffles its 2024 calendar amid Hollywood's ongoing labor strife.

www.hollywoodreporter.com

 

[Colin Jacobson]

So the sequel to "Dead Reckoning Part 1" is just gonna be "Dead Reckoning"?

WTF?

If they don't want the curse of Part 2, why not give it an entirely different title?

 

[Malcolm R]

Mission: Impossible: Please Buy A Ticket ... Please?

 

[Joe Wong]

Mission Impossible: Live Reckoning

That way, people will know it’s connected to Dead Reckoning Part 1, yet will spare the studio from having to put Part 2 in the title.

 

[Sam Favate]

Maybe the new title will have either Dead or Reckoning in it. But ugh, what a mess.

 

[Jake Lipson]

If they don't want the curse of Part 2, why not give it an entirely different title?

I think that's what the reporting about dropping the latter part of the title means. It is currently being referred to in the trades as "Mission: Impossible 8."

I thought they should go with different titles in the first place. But now that they already released "Dead Reckoning Part One," it is going to be really awkward to follow it up with anything other than "Dead Reckoning Part Two."

Please Buy A Ticket ... Please?

I know you're joking here. But I don't understand why people are acting like Dead Reckoning Part One didn't sell tickets. It made $567 million worldwide. Clearly, a lot of people bought tickets. The problem is that the movie's budget was so extremely high. Clearly, there is still a large audience interested in this series. The budget just needs to be reined in a little in the future.

Because they already shot portions of whatever this movie ends up being called simultaneously with Part One, they don't have to budget this like they're completely starting from scratch. They just need to finish the remainder of the shoot. Also, there were so many stops and starts before with COVID. Mission was one of the first big tentpoles to figure out how to go back to work in the COVID era, which added a lot of cost because of the protocols they needed to keep everyone safe. Although COVID is by no means over, there won't need to be a learning curve about how to deal with it now, and costs related to it will not be as high. They should be able to resume production one more time when the strike ends and then finish it, rather than the stop-start-stop-start-stop-start we heard about with this particular movie during the height of the original COVID strain. Hopefully, it will be a smoother shoot when they get back to it now, and that should keep costs down (relatively speaking, of course.)

 

[Keith Cobby]

Mission Impossible: Final Mission

 

[Jeff Cooper]

Seeing as how they are now in their eighth installment, it seems pretty obvious that these missions are not, in fact, impossible.

 

[Malcolm R]

Mission: Impossible: We Reckon This Is the End

I know you're joking here. But I don't understand why people are acting like Dead Reckoning Part One didn't sell tickets. It made $567 million worldwide. Clearly, a lot of people bought tickets. The problem is that the movie's budget was so extremely high. Clearly, there is still a large audience interested in this series. The budget just needs to be reined in a little in the future.

Definitely not a bomb, but even setting aside the budget it was the lowest grossing domestic total in the franchise aside from Part III, was down more than $120 million worldwide from the lowest of the preceding three films, and was following up what was the most popular film in the franchise.

Seems like a disappointing result with all the pre-release promos and hype touting the stunts and such. And based on Barbie and Oppenheimer, we know the audience was willing to turn out in droves if they really wanted to see the film. This summer, they chose a 3-hour low key drama over the action-packed stunt extravaganza.

 

[Keith Cobby]

I enjoyed Pt1 but it wasn't anything we haven't seen before. The parachute jump off the cliff was hyped up but only because it was Cruise doing it, the stunt was done with more effect by Rick Sylvester in 1976. I hope Pt2 is the last because the films have become repetitive, they have had a good run and Cruise should move on to new projects.

 

[Sam Favate]

The next one will not be the last. Cruise said this year he wants to continue making these into his 80s.

 

[jayembee]

Maybe the new title will have either Dead or Reckoning in it. But ugh, what a mess.

How about "Mission: Impossible: I Am Your Reckoning!" (guest-starring Tom Hardy as Bane)?

 

[TravisR]

The next one will not be the last. Cruise said this year he wants to continue making these into his 80s.

The way they're going, he may be in his 80s by Part 9.

 

[Alex...]

Filming has begun

Tom Cruise sports long floppy hair as he films Mission Impossible

Tom Cruise sported longer hair as he was spotted filming for Mission Impossible's eighth instalment.

www.dailymail.co.uk

 

[Osato]

Filming has begun

Tom Cruise sports long floppy hair as he films Mission Impossible

Tom Cruise sported longer hair as he was spotted filming for Mission Impossible's eighth instalment.

www.dailymail.co.uk

Great!!!!

 

[Alex...]

Katy O’Brian has Joined

‘Love Lies Bleeding’ Breakout Katy O’Brian Joins Eighth ‘Mission: Impossible’

The eighth 'Mission: Impossible' has brought Katy O'Brian of 'Love Lies Bleeding' aboard in an undisclosed role.

deadline.com

 

[Alex...]

Tramell Tillman has joined

‘Severance’ Actor Tramell Tillman Joins Next ‘Mission: Impossible’ (Exclusive)

The Tom Cruise franchise installment is due out May 23, 2025.

www.hollywoodreporter.com