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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

Action, Adventure
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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7 F9
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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Deep Water
Adrian Lyne, the man with the Midas touch as far as psychological thrillers are concerned, returns after a 19-year break. The movie, an adaptation of Patricia Highsmith’s novel of the same name, has
Ben Affleck and Ana de Armas playing a couple caught in a loveless marriage and the consequences of their diabolical plans. Google Indecent Proposal, Jacob’s Ladder, Fatal Attraction, Lolita, 91/2 weeks and Unfaithful, if you haven’t heard of Lyne.
Cruella
The latest live action reboot from the Disney stable seems to be a sureshot blockbuster with Emma Stone as Cruella De Vil, who wants to abduct Dalmatian pups, skin them and take their fur for making fashionable fur coats.

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.

Mission Impossible 7: Hayley Atwell Shares Set Photo With Guardians of the Galaxy's Pom Klementieff
There's an unexpected Marvel crossover happening in the upcoming
Mission: Impossible movie. The seventh installment to the franchise is going to see the return of many fan favorites as well as some newcomers. That includes Hayley Atwell, who is best known for playing Peggy Carter in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, and Pom Klementieff, who plays the Guardians of the Galaxy's Mantis.
"@pom.klementieff and I on the set of #missionimpossible7 waiting patiently for @officialrebeccaferguson and @vanessa__kirby so we can form a girl band in our down time. I don’t mean to brag but I’m an absolute knock-out the triangle. Let’s do this," Atwell wrote. (That's a girl band we can absolutely get behind!) You can check out the photo below:

Tom Cruise Back to Work on Mission: Impossible 7 After Latest Coronavirus Shutdown
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Tom Cruise is returning as Ethan Hunt at lease two more times as Christopher McQuarrie is set to direct the seventh and eighth installments in the
Mission: Impossible 7 has been affected by the pandemic. According to
Daily Mail, the production seems to be back on track after Cruise was spotted rehearsing with a stuntman while wearing a face mask. You can check out a photo here.
Apparently, the film's production was put on hold for five months before relocating to Norway from the UK. Last month, director and writer Christopher McQuarrie addressed what he said was "inaccurate" about a bridge explosion stunt for the film that would feature the demotion of the more than 100-year-old Pilchowicki bridge in Poland. Needless to say, the production has had some bumps along the way.

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.