The COVID-19 pandemic has had another impact on the Mission: Impossible production, with Esai Morales being brought in to replace Nicholas Hoult.

If you thought Tom Cruise could get any more suicidal, think again, as director Christopher McQuarrie reveals things are only get more intense for Tom Cruise's stunts.

Mission: Impossible is one of those franchises, that like its star, only seems to get better with age. Which is why it's a good thing that the man behind the success of the last two movies is back to add two more to his resume.

In a massive blow to the hopes of the 25th Bond film, director Danny Boyle has dropped out over creative differences.

"Moustachegate" was the absurd series of events that occurred last year Superman actor Henry Cavill's thick facial hair - grown for his role in Mission: Impossible - Fallout - became a huge problem for Justice League during unexpected reshoots, giving rise to some of the creepiest scenes the Man of Steel has ever been involved in. And now we know what happened.

The sixth film in Tom Cruise's blockbuster franchise, Mission: Impossible - Fallout sees Rogue Nation writer-director Christopher McQuarrie return (a first for the series) with a new globetrotting adventure that promises all the plot twists, breathless stunts, and barreling action antics we've come to expect.

Tom Cruise is back in his seemingly regular attempt at suicide via Hollywood blockbuster with Mission: Impossible - Fallout. And based on the absolutely incredible praise the latest instalment in the spy action thriller has been drawing, his latest bout of death-defying antics may just be the best he's ever done.

A standalone Star Wars movie focused on mysterious bounty hunter Boba Fett never sounded like the greatest idea, but reports that Logan's James Mangold would be behind it made it all sound much more appealing. Except, those reports may have been wrong. Or something far more worrying happened.