Mission: Impossible - Dead Reckoning Part 2 (Title pending) | May 23, 2025 | Christopher McQuarrie to direct

[Lucas]

Dune and MI7 getting caught up in covid delays and now Dune Part 2 and MI8 getting caught up in strike delays feels like I'm being tested.

[cannastop]

@Eric Mouse can we get a thread title change for the new release date?

[SnokesLegs]

13 minutes ago, Lucas said:

ah,

That’s going to be really triggering to me when I look at the Blu Ray’s on my shelf…

 

I sort of get it though, doing the whole Part 1/2 thing was a mistake, especially now that it’s going to be two years between films and the fact that the ending wasn’t THAT big of a cliffhanger anyway.

[Ryan Reynolds]

probably extra 20m to deage Tom's face now

[WittyUsername]

The whole concept of two part finales has really been tested in 2023. 

[filmnerdjamie]

On 7/16/2023 at 7:37 AM, filmnerdjamie said:

Can't imagine how this doesn't move to 2025.

 

If I were Paramount, I'd plant my flag on July 25, 2025.

 

Stevie Wonder saw this coming.

[Mojoguy]

TGM was a massive hit, so now two MI films are having the worst luck in the world with going overbudget and delays caused by covid and strikes. This is just the universe balancing things out.

 

Tom must be being tested by a cruel Scientology god.

[interiorgatordecorator]

40 minutes ago, Ryan Reynolds said:

probably extra 20m to deage Tom's face now

 

was pretty funny seeing cruise hit the wall halfway through part 1

[Ryan Reynolds]

if Tom has imax locked, he better use the format this time

[Maggie]

I wonder when they start filming and if Vanessa Kirby will be in it. She's rumored for Fantastic Four

 

Also, this should be moved to the main forum. we have a release date @Eric Danvers

Edited November 15, 2023 by Maggie

[marveldcfox]

Bombs away. 

[Maggie]

5 minutes ago, marveldcfox said:

Bombs away. 

Lowest grossing MI domestic. You heard it here first!

[marveldcfox]

6 minutes ago, Maggie said:

Lowest grossing MI domestic. You heard it here first!

Yes. The last one killed all the goodwill. It might have gotten great reviews, but the general public didn't like it much. It felt boring and a big step down from previous entry. 

[TheDude391]

21 minutes ago, marveldcfox said:

Yes. The last one killed all the goodwill. It might have gotten great reviews, but the general public didn't like it much. It felt boring and a big step down from previous entry. 

It got an A cinemascore

[marveldcfox]

Just now, TheDude391 said:

It got an A cinemascore

Captain Marvel got an A cinemascore.

[Bob Train]

People liked the first one, but it was eaten alive by Barbenheimer and SOF. They couldn't have chosen a worse release date if they tried.

[Maggie]

The general feeling is that it was a few steps down from Fallout and most people were disappointed with some choices they've made (

Spoiler

Ilsa's death

)

[emoviefan]

God here we go again with the it underperformed because people are either tired of the franchise or did  not like the movie choosing to ignore the Positive audience metrics from CS, IMBD, and Rotten Tomatoes, Ignoring the bad scheduling killing it's legs and once it it got too it's 4th weekend or so  it stabalized a little.

[interiorgatordecorator]

3 hours ago, marveldcfox said:

 It might have gotten great reviews, but the general public didn't like it much. It felt boring and a big step down from previous entry. 

 

There is no real evidence backing that up, but I kinda believe it 

I did, but 2 people I know really did not like it

[Ryan Reynolds]

yep i think this will bomb too, i wonder how much this movie has changed since the strike and the DR pt1 meh reception