With a trailer reportedly imminent, we now finally have some official details for the upcoming sixth Mission: Impossible film, including a title, synopsis and a high-flying pic of star Tom Cruise getting up to more crazy stunts.

In the wake of The Mummy's poor reviews and lacklustre box office, there was lots of speculation about a possible retool of Universal's plans for its Dark Universe. However, it appears this new monster-centric cinematic universe may already have died as its top creators abandon ship.

A sequel to Tony Scott's 1986 classic is on the horizon, and Top Gun 2 director Joseph Kosinski talks about how to update the concept for a modern audience.

While Universal's The Mummy reboot may have got buried in America, it wrapped up audiences in other locations, most notably China, which has helped it to become reasonably successful.

Taking a break from mummy (and critical) bashing, Tom Cruise is on form again in American Made. Cruise reteams with his Edge of Tomorrow director Dough Liman reteam for a real-life crime story that's a prime, chuckle-inducing case of "Truth is stranger than fiction."

After a series of ever-crazier stunts on the recent Mission: Impossible films, star Tom Cruise has finally met his match in a relatively simple one that could cause big complications for the latest entry in the blockbuster franchise.

The first movie might be 31 years old (feel old yet?), but Paramount is definitely going ahead with this movie and have just revealed more details of what and when we can expect the sequel

Universal's new reboot of The Mummy is not a good film, and as it also fails to make an impact at the box office, fingers are being pointed at what went wrong. And a bunch of those fingers are pointing at star Tom Cruise.