In the summer of 2005, Simon Pegg arrived on the Paramount lot to film a supporting role for J.J. Abrams and Tom Cruise in Mission: Impossible III. Knowing that the director and star-producer were ...

The filmmaker Christopher McQuarrie discusses major character deaths, the end (or is it?) of an action-movie franchise and ...

Mission: Impossible franchise continues to thrive with Tom Cruise's daring stunts and impressive box office success, grossing ...

Impossible character Ethan Hunt gamely takes on the burden, ad nauseam, of saving the world, Cruise genuinely thinks he can ...

“Why is it the Black man always dies in the first 10 pages?” ...

The Final Reckoning is gaining steam online. And it would fix what some consider to be the series' biggest mistake.

Epic stunts balance out the convoluted script and shameless adulation of its producer and star Tom Cruise in Mission: Impossible 8.

That is the real mantra of Mission: Impossible, I think. As much as I enjoyed Dead Reckoning, I’m still haunted by what happened in Venice. Was it strange to not have Rebecca Ferguson around on ...

Pegg, who became very close with Ferguson since her star-making franchise debut in Mission: Impossible — Rogue Nation (2015), admits her absence was felt on The Final Reckoning. “Rebecca was my buddy, ...