Mission: Impossible is a trilogy of American action spy movies based on and following the Bruce Geller-created television series of the same name.
The series is mostly created by Tom Cruise and stars him as Ethan Hunt, a member of the Impossible Missions Force (IMF). The films were filmed, scripted, and composed by various filmmakers and crew members using musical themes from Lalo Schifrin’s original series.
Having said that, here is all we presently know about the franchise’s seventh installment. Continue reading.
Mission Impossible 7 Release Date
The 7th season of the Mission: Impossible franchise has been plagued by production issues, mostly owing to the epidemic, resulting in a later-than-planned release date of Friday, July 14, 2023.
In context, Mission: Impossible 7 and 8 were initially scheduled to film concurrently and debut in the summers of 2021 and 2022, but that plan was scrapped when the coronavirus hit.
Mission Impossible 7 Cast
- Vanessa Kirby in the role of Alanna Mitsopolis
- Tom Cruise being Ethan Hunt
- Esai Morales in the role of the film’s main villain
- Rebecca Ferguson being Ilsa Faust
- Hayley Atwell will perform the role of Grace
- Henry Czerny will act as Eugene Kittridge
- Ving Rhames will act as Luther Stickell
- Simon Pegg will act as Benji Dunn
- Frederick Schmidt being Zola Mitsopolis
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Mission Impossible 7 Plot
If you accept it, your task is to decrypt the storyline of the next Mission Impossible movie, the editor stated, and I accepted only to find myself in a predicament.
There is shockingly little information available about the plot of the forthcoming MI film. August Walker, the villain from the previous film, played by the always charismatic Henry Cavill, has almost no chance of returning unless the franchise’s idea of surprise was to initiate zombies, because the last time I checked, August Walker had a winch hook in his face, which is a pretty difficult injury to recover from, even for a zombie.
However, the same could be said for the franchise’s presently villain, Solomon Lane. After threatening the world twice, he remains incarcerated by the MI6, and we all understand that busting him out would need all of the next film’s opening ten minutes and an extravagant pursuit.
If he returns, I’m still guessing that it will be a subsidiary antagonist rather than the primary adversary. MI7 will very certainly have a new antagonist.
The film series has come a very long way from Cruise’s sluggish bangs and leather jacket in the second movie to more subtle and vicious combat and higher stakes stunts before finally recognizing for the first time that the one thing that set this franchise apart from the other spy-action movies out there (having to look at you, James Bond!) was its lead character, and the one thing that kept fans coming back for more was seeing how far the franchise’s 57-year-old actor was ready to push himself We are a nasty audience, indeed!
Dangerously so, anticipate the sequel to follow a roughly same stunt format, which has worked for the franchise since ‘Ghost Protocol.’
While this is not the next Christopher Nolan movie, where the storyline is kept under wraps until several weeks before the movie production, we are still extremely short on information, save for the repetition of old tropes: a grizzled villain or an egomaniacal one hell intent on destroying the world, or Hunt, or both.
Mission Impossible 7 Trailer
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