After over a year of shooting and multiple COVID-related production delays, Tom Cruise and director Christopher McQuarrie have finally announced the end of filming on Mission: Impossible 7!
With Mission: Impossible 7 inching closer and closer to the finish line, a new set video has revealed another stunt featuring Tom Cruise parachuting out of a helicopter four freaking times!
Disappointing midweek news here, as it looks like Paramount and Tom Cruise have decided to punt on 2021, moving Top Gun: Maverick to Memorial Day 2022 and pushing back Mission: Impossible 7 to Fall 2022.
The first footage from Mission: Impossible 7 just debuted at CinemaCon, and we have the first reactions as well as a brief description of what was shown, including Tom Cruise's most dangerous stunt yet!
While filming on Mission: Impossible 7 may be reaching the finish line, it looks like they still have a few insane stunts left on their to-do list, including what appears to be a wild train crash.
Well, it looks like Tom Cruise and company will be going on a two-week hiatus after a positive COVID test has forced production to shut down on Paramount's highly-anticipated Mission: Impossible 7.
For the 25th Anniversary of Mission: Impossible, star Tom Cruise and MI7 director Christopher McQuarrie recently sat down to reflect on the release of the now-iconic franchise launching pad.
It's a big day for home video releases, as Raya and the Last Dragon, Tom & Jerry, The Father & Above Suspicion make their Blu-ray debuts. Plus, Mission: Impossible gets an awesome 25th Anniversary Edition!
"If I see you do it again, you're f***ing gone!" That's what we heard from Tom Cruise on the set of Mission: Impossible 7 while it was shooting during the pandemic, & the actor has now addressed his rant.
Tom Cruise has opened up about one of his most dangerous stunts yet in the upcoming Mission: Impossible 7 (it involves a motorbike and a cliff), while we have a new still of him preparing to make the jump.