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Over 25 years of explosive covert operations, the
Mission: Impossible series has seen Tom Cruise’s Ethan Hunt battling against terrorists and bureaucrats alike. Always running between evils like the shadowy organization known as “The Syndicate” and agents of his own government looking to shut him down, some recurring threads keep popping up in Ethan’s continuing adventures. But could
Mission: Impossible 7 and
8 be working towards the ultimate truth that The Syndicate has been the author of his pain throughout his entire career?
If we take a careful look at The Syndicate, as well as some developments that have occurred throughout the

A.I. Artificial Intelligence - Steven Spielberg’s vision of a Stanley Kubrick story is about a young robot who attempts to find his place in the world. It’s a gorgeous, introspective film that will stay with you long after it ends.
The Adventuers of Tintin - More Spielberg. This time, an adaptation of the old school comic, with high-end motion capture effects and the help of producer Peter Jackson. If you can get past the unique effects, it’s a rewarding, rousing adventure.
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Beowulf - Speaking of weird animation, Robert Zemeckis’ retelling of the epic poem certainly loses some of its magic thanks to its now quite dated attempt at performance capture. But beyond that, it’s a hugely epic, exciting film.

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Many of you will be waiting up tonight to either download or get your hands on a boxed copy of World of Warcraft: Cataclysm, which launches at midnight around the world. There are many launch events taking place and we can expect to see many players dressing up for the occasion. We will be running a review of the game next week after we have played some of the new content alongside everyone else.
Not too much news around today at the start of the week, but we do have details about the new Tomb Raider reboot and a number of new PlayStation Mini releases which will include Angry Birds.

Fresno, California (PRWEB) February 18, 2021 -- Jain Irrigation, Inc., the world leader in irrigation technology, is proud to host author Charles Fishman in a

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Ethan Hunt (Tom Cruise) goes so deep undercover that none of his IMF (Impossible Mission Force) team can locate him. Ethan discovers that the Syndicate - an International rogue organization of assassins - is real, and they're trying to destroy the IMF.
Ethan, William (Jeremy Renner), Benji (Simon Pegg) and the rest of the team have to figure out how to get through 12 feet of concrete and 70,000 gallons of pressurized water without oxygen tanks in an attempt to prove the Syndicate exists and bring them down, even if it turns out to be their last mission.
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The Fast & Furious finally runs out of road after an 11th movie in 2023, Universal Pictures has confirmed.
But first, the antepenultimate instalment in the tyre-shredding series, which first revved up in 2001, sees Dom (Vin Diesel) get the gang back together to facedown a new foe - his bro Jakob (John Cena).
Number nine is due to hit big screens here on May 28, provided Covid doesn't pump the brakes.
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Turns out following Covid protocols was the real impossible mission.

Turns out following Covid protocols was the real impossible mission.

The Roses are then forced to live in a run-down motel in their one remaining asset that was bought as a joke, the folksy town of Schitt’s Creek.
Lovers of wry comedy can binge-watch the entire six-season run of the show, all 80 episodes, on 15 DVD discs that feature top-notch performances from the main cast as well as veterans such as Chris Elliot as Mayor Roland Schitt, Jennifer Roberson as his wife Jocelyn and Emily Hampshire as the motel owner Stevie Budd.
Beside creators not allowing the season to have a seventh season, the only other miscue is Lionsgate releasing the series on the woefully inadequate DVD format when a classic of this magnitude deserves a high definition release at the bare minimum.

Review: 'Mission: Impossible' sparks excitement at Lakes 12 Theatre
“Mission: Impossible” revives a classic TV series with a feature film adaptation in 1996. The action-spy movie franchise shows no signs of slowing down with five sequels in its nearly 25-year history, and it recently resumed production on a sixth with star Tom Cruise after the coronavirus pandemic forced a temporary hiatus.
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A match is lit and is the iconic image of the title sequence of the "Mission: Impossible" film franchise. Photo by Devin Avery on Unsplash.com
BAXTER — There’s no mistaking the pulse-pounding title sequence and theme music of any of the “Mission: Impossible” action-spy films once the fuse is lit and the familiar notes are played.

The true story behind Dougray Scott playing Wolverine in X-Men and why Hugh Jackman took over
Luke Owen looks back at a time when Hugh Jackman was not Wolverine…
There was a lot of buzz and excitement in 1999. People around planet earth were excited to see what the new Millennium would bring; while big companies panicked that the Y2K bug would kill all their hard work and shut down the working world. For Dougray Scott, 1999 was set to be the year that changed his career. He had been handpicked by Tom Cruise to play the villain in
M:I:2 and he was set to play Wolverine in Bryan Singer’s

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30 June 2020, Theale, UK – Another timeless classic is being given a new lease of life with the launch of a full-sized version of the VIC-20. Developed by Retro Games Ltd. and distributed by Koch Media, THEVIC20 is a fully licensed reimagining of the 80’s bestselling home computer.
Following its launch in 1981, the original VIC-20 home computer went on to become the first computer of any kind to sell one million units, and even now still holds a special place in the hearts of its former owners. Almost 40 years later and it’s back again!
See teaser here:https://youtu.be/A28tvIHcdGg

THEVIC20 is a full size re-imagined version of Commodore's 'wonder computer' from the 1980s
Commodore’s VIC-20, the family-targeted successor to the PET, was announced in 1980 and became the first computer to sell over one million units.
If you grew up in the 1980s, it’s possible you owned one of these, and then maybe moved on to its follow-up, the Commodore 64. If you miss this "wonder computer", the good news is you can now buy a modern version of it, and unlike many other similar retro revivals this one is full size.
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Developed by Retro Games Ltd. and distributed by Koch Media, THEVIC20 has a full working keyboard, comes with an updated micro switched classic joystick which plugs into one of the four USB ports, and connects to any modern TV via HDMI.

Worst movie from 50 famous franchises
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Experts agree that the first feature-length film the world ever saw was "The Story of the Kelly Gang" which opened in Melbourne, Australia, in 1906. There's no general consensus, however, about what the first film franchise was. Possibly "Bulldog Drummond," or "The Lone Wolf," or maybe "Godzilla?"
Regardless of where you stand on the first franchise debate, basically everyone can agree on this: studios love nothing more than to turn a hit film into a full-blown series. It turns out, there's good reason for this franchise affinity. Joe Pasqualichio, an analyst at Citadel, explained it simply, saying: "Box office flops are going to come up from time to time, but your big bets, and especially the ones with IP backing them, should be enough to cover them. And that's why you're seeing studios move towards IP and franchise films...Today, more than ever we're seeing this blockbuster strategy at studios where they rely on really big, tent-pole films-like the 'Star Wars' movies-to generate sufficient profits that cover all of the misses and make the overall slate profitable." In the end, it all comes down to money.

Everything We Know About Tom Cruise's 'Mission: Impossible 7' So Far
On 6/4/20 at 12:23 PM EDT
After abruptly shutting down production due to the coronavirus outbreak, the seventh installment of Tom Cruise's
Mission: Impossible franchise will resume filming again in September. Back on track to hit next year's release date, the cast and crew of the action-packed spy thriller will have to follow new COV-19 guidelines during production in the United Kingdom.
Last month, the British Film Commission (BFC) released a 34-page document titled, "Working Safely During COVID-19 in Film and High-end TV Drama Production." These production guidelines detail how to follow social distancing at work and when personal protective equipment need to be worn.

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From Beatle tunes to Tiger Woods, DWTS judge Loraine Barry to Dragons Den and some tasty films, there's loads to enjoy on TV this Easter Sunday . . .
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There are better films on today, but Danny Boyle's comedy, starring Himesh Patel and Lily James, was written by Richard Curtis, a man who knows which buttons to push to get people smiling.
And smiling’s what we need nowadays.
Patel stars as a struggling musician who gets hit by a bus during a mysterious event where everyone in the world simultaneously blacks out.

10. The Rock
Michael Bay is certainly a divisive filmmaker, but he’s unquestionably one of the most influential forces in shaping what action movies are today, for better or worse. Few would argue with the assertion that The Rock is Bay’s best film; it contains all of the adolescent qualities that Bay is known for, namely a lot of explosions, car chases, and wacky soundtrack choices, but he shows a greater emphasis on character than he would in any of his later efforts, and charismatic performances from Sean Connery and Nicolas Cage elevate the simplicity of the writing.
Bay’s later films, specifically the Transformers films, would become extremely convoluted and nonsensical, but The Rock’s story is quite simple and straightforward. A celebration of excess and absurdity, The Rock is Bay in his element.