Simon Pegg Will Be Back For A Fifth "Mission Impossible"

So now that Paramount and Tom Cruise are racing ahead with a "Mission Impossible 5", casting chat begins and other than Cruise returning to the franchise as lead agent, Ethan Hunt, tech guy Benji is returning also, once again played by awesome funny man Simon Pegg.
The next sequel, which will be directed by "Jack Reacher" director Christopher McQuarrie, will be released on Christmas Day 2015.

Tom Cruise Signs On For "Mission Impossible 5"

It's been announced that Tom Cruise has officially signed on to return as Agent Ethan Hunt in Paramount's "Mission Impossible 5". There's no director attached, but it's been rumoured that the studio are looking at "Jack Reacher" director Christopher McQuarrie to direct the fifth installment in the spy franchise.

JJ Abrams Still Involved With "Star Trek 3" And "MI-5"

With all this news of "Star Trek" director JJ Abrams been given the chance to direct the 7th installment in the holy grail of franchises, "Star Wars", no one has actually stopped to ask if Abrams will continue his involvement in Paramount's "Star Trek" reboot franchise. The answer is YES!!! Paramount vice chairman Rob Moore has confirmed that Abrams will stay as producer on "Star Trek 3". He's also confirmed to still produce the 5th installment of their "Mission Impossible" franchise too. 

"J.J. will continue to develop projects for us including a new Mission: Impossible, and he is committed to produce another Star Trek."

This is great news for Trekkies. I really hope he can possibly direct it too if he's got the time. He needs to direct the 3rd "Star Trek" film to at least finish his trilogy and then stay on as producer for further sequels. 

Possible "Mission Impossible 5" Director Revealed!

It's been revealed that writer Christopher McQuarrie is in talks to direct Paramount's next "Mission Impossible" film with Tom Cruise returning to the role of Agent Ethan Hunt. McQuarrie has worked with Cruise before with "Valkyrie" and the newly "Jack Reacher".

"MI4" Cast & Director Want A Fifth Film!

While in an interview with some online movie site, "Mission Impossible: Ghost Protocol" cast members and director hinted that a sequel to the fourth film is in the pipe lines already over at Paramount. Simon Pegg is dead keen on a sequel and Tom Cruise confirmed that he won't be leaving anytime soon like originally rumored. Director Brad Bird loved working on the film, which was his first live-action film, and wants to return and make another one with the same cast.
I haven't seen the latest one yet. I really want to and I've heard and seen that it's had a great write up and it's made mega money in the box-office so no wonder "Mission Impossible 5" is already being discussed.

First Teaser Poster For "Mission Impossible: Ghost Protocol"

Simon Pegg Confirms That "Mission Impossible 4" Is A Reboot!

Simon Pegg has confirmed that the new "Mission Impossible" is indeed a reboot. Well he said that it has aspects of a reboot. The only thing that doesn't make it a full reboot is himself, Cruise and Rhames are all back. Where as if it were FULL reboot, then they wouldn't be back.
Here's what he said, "It’s a rebirth for the series. In the same way with what they’ve done with Spider-Man. I feel like it’s a reinvigoration of this particular story. It was a series when it was on TV, so it’s a story that can have so many iterations. There are so many adventures to get into with this team of impossible mission fighters.
During the confirmation, Pegg also commented on the fact that Brad Bird has never done action films before and that he did, at first, have concerns about him. Here's what he said about that, "... what they’ve done is they’ve brought in a director who’s never done live action before but who’s had a 100 percent hit rate for his previous movies: Ratatouille, The Incredibles, and The Iron Giant are all just five star films. Brad has just brought that sensibility to this film... I think the real key to this picture is Brad Bird." 

The Films To Look Out For This Year!

Now that it's a new year, it's time to look at the amazing films that are be released this year. The one's we have to look out for:

1. The Green Hornet

2. Drive Angry 3D

3. Battle: LA

4. Sucker Punch

5. SCRE4M

6. Pirates Of The Caribbean: On Stranger Tides

7. The Hangover: Part 2

8. X-Men: First Class

9. THOR

10. Green Lantern

11. Rise Of The Apes

12. Transformers: Dark Of The Moon

13. Harry Potter And The Deathly Hallows: Part 2

14. Captain America: The First Avenger

15. Cowboys & Aliens

16. The Smurfs 3D

17. Conan The Barbarian 

18. Fright Night

19. Piranha 3DD

20. Real Steel

21. The Thing

22. Paranormal Activity 3

23. Breaking Dawn: Part 1

24. Alvin And The Chipmunks: Chip-Wrecked

25. Mission Impossible: Ghost Protocol

26. Yogi Bear

27. Sherlock Holmes 2

28. The Adventures Of Tintin: Secret Of The Unicorn
29. PAUL
So there you have it, the list of films to watch out for this year. Now some of them are probably films you wont watch, like "Yogi Bear" or "Alvin And The Chipmunks 3", but hey, I love them. This year is gonna be awesome for comic-book films, but next year will be the epic of epic, with "The Avengers", "The Man Of Steel", "Ghost Rider 2", "Spider-Man Reboot", "The Dark Knight Rising".

Ving Rhames Not Returning For "Mission Impossible: Ghost Protocol"?

Supposedly because Paramount have cut the budget for the fourth "Mission" film, looks like they may have to cut some of the previous cast members also. For example, Ving Rhames. It looks like Paramount may not be having Ving Rhames return to the "Mission Impossible" franchise after all, eventhough it was previously announced that he was to. Poor Ving!

Tom Cruise & Simon Pegg On-Set Of "Mission Impossible: Ghost Protocol"

Renner To Take Over From Cruise In "Mission" Sequels!

Jeremy Renner has confimed that Paramount "Mission Impossible: Ghost Protocal" plan to have Renner's character take over from Tom Cruise's Ethan Hunt, if they choose to make sequels after the fourth film comes out next year. AWESOME! I fucking knew this would happen.
This is what Renner had to say: "It's a franchise to potentially take over. I can't predict the future and what they want, but that's certainly the idea."
Paramount plan to give the series a MASSIVE re-vamp. They originally planned to reboot the franchise with this film, but now it looks like they're rebooting it after this one. Nice!

"Mission Impossible 4" Gets Another New Title!

First, it was to be called, "Mission Impossible IV". Then it was to be called simply, "Mission Impossible" and it was described as a type of reboot. And then the title was changed to, "The Mission". Now Brad Bird has announced that the fourth film in the popular spy franchise has been undergoing some title change and is finally gonna be called......................."Mission Impossible-Ghost Protocol"
This fourth film has had four different titles to it over a space of not even a full year. God-sake!

First Look @ Josh Holloway On "Mission Impossible 4" Set (courtesy of Comingsoon.net)

On-Set Pics From "Mission Impossible 4" With Tom Cruise Still Performing His Own Stunts At 48.....WOW!

Tom Cruise Spotted On "Mission Impossible" Set In Prague

Good to know that filming has began on the next "Mission Impossible" film. Supossedly the cast and crew are also heading to Dubai for three weeks of filming.

In other news, "Lost" star, Josh Holloway has joined the cast of the new film. He'll be playing a member of Ethan Hunts "Task Force" in the film.

The Baddie From "Behind Enemy Lines" Is Up For A Mission!

It just been announced that "Behind Enemy Lines" Russian star, Vladimir Mashkov has just signed on for an unspecified role in the upcoming "Mission Impossible" sequel, "The Mission".

And The Title To The New "Mission Impossible" Is..............

..........."THE MISSION".
Yes! "The Mission". Tom Cruise announced it the other day on his Twiter page. As this film is marked as a reboot, you can kinda understand why the name is to be different, as it was originally just gonna be called, "Mission Impossible".
I personally kinda like the new title and can't wait for the film to come out in cinemas around the globe.

Paula Patton Cast As Lead Female In "Mission Impossible" Sequel.....Or Is It Reboot?

The "Precious" star has officially been cast for the lead female role in the upcoming sequel, "Mission Impossible IV", which has just been announced to be dropping the "IV" in the title. So now speculations have risen that this sequel will actually be a complete reboot to the previous films, even though both Tom Cruise and Ving Rhames are returning. Weird! But thank god this film is finally coming together.

Hawkeye Joins Cruise For MI:4

Not only is Jeremy Renner playing Hawkeye in "The Avengers" but he's also joining the highly anticipated spy sequel, "Mission Impossible: IV". Renner officially signed on for the film at Paramount earlier this week.
Renner will star alongside Tom Cruise, Ving Rhames for the sequel. Other castings for roles in the film have been released as well. Anthony Mackie "The Hurt Locker, Kevin Zegers "Air Bud" and Christopher Egan "Letters To Juliet" are all in the running for a role or roles in the film.
I really have a funny feeling that Paramount are plannig to cast these young stars and more to carry on the franchise into a new generation of audience, once Cruise decides to leave, which probably won't be too long. For the fifth film (if one is made), Cruise will probably cameo in it, and leave it to a young crew to take over the reigns.

Simon Pegg Returning For A Fourth Mission?

News is spreading that Simon Pegg is in talks of returning to the role of Benji Dunn in "Mission Impossible IV". He is the computer geek character that was first introduced in JJ Abrams, "Mission Impossible III" back in 2006.