Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning (2021)

Raymond Anderson4 said:My plan is just to sit down and watch it. I mean, I really respect how Tom Cruise still does his own stunts and runs around without a stunt double—even if he’s getting older and might need a little extra help from the crew this time around. ☕

He totally peaked acting-wise back in Collateral 2003. That death scene at the end? Absolute perfection. It’s hard to imagine any better symbolism than that.

Honestly, he doesn't even need anything else.

Title confirmed—it’s being split into two parts.

Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning Part One

The trailer just dropped

I’ve never been a fan of splitting a single movie into two separate parts. It just feels unnecessary—
That being said, I really do love the Mission: Impossible series, and I find myself looking forward to every new installment they put out.

I really hope the eighth one is the last Mission: Impossible for good. Honestly, this is the first trailer where watching Cruise just makes me feel uneasy.

This trailer absolutely kills it 🙏 It’s been years since a promo actually gave me goosebumps 🙏

Cruise seems a bit off in this trailer. He’s got this intense, emotional look on his face, almost like he’s overly aware of how much danger he's putting himself and everyone else in. It feels heavy.

I'm not really feeling it yet...

The trailer looks great—honestly, Tom Cruise looks fantastic for his age, though I’m not quite sure what everyone was tripping about. He’s one of those rare, genuinely talented actors left from that older generation.

It’s been over a year since we first heard about this movie, and I guess they finally decided to drop a trailer now. 🙏

That’s basically how they handled the sixth one, too. The movie was still being filmed while Cruise was out there pitching the trailer on some late-night talk show. But, I guess, that one was actually worth the wait.

analogpilot16 said:In my view, the Mission: Impossible series is significantly superior to the recent James Bond films.

Absolutely.

I’m a fan of every single MI movie, though I have to admit the second one missed the mark for me. That said, nothing quite beats the original series.

On set

Mission: Impossible 7 train crash scene

Ryan Hayes82 said:The movie has been coming out for over a year now, and they're just dropping the trailer now. 🙏

Yeah, I feel like they hyped me up for this movie for no reason. 🙏

A passerby caught him on camera while he was paragliding during the filming of the new mission.

https://twitter.com/MissCABurton/sta...55887438307328

According to an American couple—who shared the details of meeting Cruise with The New York Post—they were out hiking through the mountains with their dog, Edward, when they crossed paths with the 60-year-old hunk.

Apparently, the actor touched down at the peak via helicopter and actually apologized to the pair for disrupting their trek with all the racket.

“Sorry for disturbing your peaceful walk with all the noise,” he supposedly said. “I like your dog.”

Just as Cruise was getting ready to leap from the cliff, Sarah asked him, “Are you really going to jump off there?”

The actor just smiled and gave her a nod.

Then, he started sprinting toward the ledge, yelling, “See you later, folks!”

Even with such a death-defying stunt, Sarah described Cruise as being "cool as a cucumber."

The official trailer is finally out

Can't wait for this one. I'm a huge fan of the MI series. I guess I just have an issue with splitting movies into multiple parts, though. It’s rare for a film to have such a deep, intricate story that it actually requires two installments. MI doesn't really feel like that kind of movie, and honestly, most action films with relatively straightforward plots don't either. Maybe it's just a bit of a cash grab. But hey, Tom Cruise Scientology or not, Tom Cruise still absolutely kills it.

Man, this second trailer just stirred up all these long-lost feelings—I am seriously counting down the days until I can finally catch this in a theater. Honestly, Tom Cruise is basically the James Bond we actually deserve.
From Top Gun: Maverick to this... it’s honestly fascinating how much life a 60-year-old can still pack into his schedule. Maybe there really is something to that Scientology thing after all...

It’s more about having the capital to invest in top-tier health and physical maintenance, something an average Joe couldn't dream of affording.

Besides, I don't recall ever hearing any rumors linking him to substance abuse or heavy drinking...

They say this one’s going to be the longest yet, like 2 hrs, 36 mins