Mission: Impossible 5: Rogue Nation (July 31, 2015)

[6souls]

Director: Christopher McQuarrie
Writers: Drew Pearce
IMDB: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt2381249/
Wiki: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mission:_Impossible_5
http://www.missionimpossible.com/


Synopsis:


Cast:

Tom Cruise - Ethan Hunt
Simon Pegg - Benji Dunn
Jeremy Renner - William Brandt
Ving Rhames - Luther Stickell
Sean Harris
Rebecca Ferguson
Alec Baldwin
Simon McBurney
Zhang Jingchu

Trailers:


Notes:
- Announcement:

Spoiler: show

Tom Cruise has officially signed on to produce and star in the fifth installment of the Mission: Impossible franchise. Paramount Pictures and Skydance Productions aren't saying who is directing the movie yet, but we've been hearing for awhile now that it's going to be Jack Reacher director Christopher McQuarrie.

According to the report, the writer and director of MI:5 will be finalized shortly. J.J. Abrams is producing the movie, but we know for a fact he won't be directing the film. I'll be surprised if McQuarrie doesn't end up directing the film.

http://geektyrant.com/news/2013/5/6/...ossible-5.html
http://www.deadline.com/2013/05/tom-...uarrie-direct/

- Being produced by J.J. Abrams.

[Tyrath]

Last one was really fun. I'm okay with this if they stick to that formula. Bring back Jeremy Renner plz.

[Rulke]

I'm not a huge fan of Renner but I liked his role a lot on the previous MI. It'd be good to see him return.

[Boyiee]

The last one was fun and I really liked the cast. Not to mention, Jack Reacher was enjoyable as well and had a lot more humor in it than I was expecting. With Abrams on it, it seems to have a winning combination. Looking forward to it.

[WahiGuard]

Last one was really fun. I'm okay with this if they stick to that formula. Bring back Jeremy Renner plz.

and Paula Patton and Simon, shit brig the whole cast form 4, plus Ving Rhames

[Tajin]

^ yuppp

[6souls]

Iron Man 3 screenwriter Drew Pearce has been hired to write Mission: Impossible 5 for Tom Cruise and Paramount Pictures. Jack Reacher director Christopher McQuarrie is still in discussions with the studio to direct the film. Crusie is also producing the movie alongside J.J. Abrams who, as you know, recently dedicated himself to developing Star Wars: Episode VII for Disney and Lucasfilm. Pearce also wrote Guillermo del Toro's Pacific Rim and is penning the third Sherlock Holmes film.

http://geektyrant.com/news/2013/5/15...ossible-5.html
http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/new...er-drew-522408

[6souls]

Rumor: Jessica Chastain up for a role as the lead female

Every one of the Mission: Impossible movies released to date has been directed by a different filmmaker. This has allowed the Tom Cruise-headlined franchise to continually evolve its style, moving from the technical precision of Brian De Palma to the slow-motion artistry of John Woo; then came J.J. Abrams’ more emotional take, followed by the live-action Saturday morning cartoon fun of the fourth installment, Brad Bird’s Ghost Protocol. Now it’s Oscar-winning screenwriter/director Christopher McQuarrie’s (Jack Reacher) turn to put his spin on the world of IMF agent Ethan Hunt.

The tentatively-titled Mission: Impossible 5 is scheduled to arrive in theaters on Christmas 2015, which means that production ought to be getting going in the months ahead (it may be partly underway already); besides Cruise and his Mission: Impossible III and Ghost Protocol costar Simon Pegg, however, no other cast members have been confirmed at this time. Now there is a rumor making the rounds, claiming that two-time Oscar-nominee Jessica Chastain is being sought to star opposite Cruise as one of the action film’s leads.

Schmoes Know cites “a very trusted source of ours” with its report that Chastain has been offered a Mission: Impossible 5 role, one that would see her play “Tom Cruise’s right hand woman” in the film. Schmoes recently got the jump on the news about writer/director Jeff Wadlow (Kick-Ass 2) having been recruited to work on the developing Masters of the Universe live-action movie reboot. The site’s report wasn’t entirely accurate, as Wadlow is only rewriting the project right now (though directing remains a possibility), but it was enough to bolster their credibility – suggesting there may, in fact, be something real behind this Chastain rumor.

If nothing else, the idea of Chastain having been offered a Mission: Impossible role is perfectly reasonable. She’s an accomplished, hard-working, in-demand talent, who was eyed to play Jane in David Yates’ upcoming Tarzan over this past year; more relevant, perhaps, is the fact that Chastain very nearly starred opposite Cruise in his 2013 sci-fi film Oblivion, before scheduling issues forced her to drop out. Which is to say, the duo have seemingly been looking to work together for a while now; as such, an established tentpole like M:I 5 provides yet another good opportunity for them to do so.

However, it’s possible a full work-load will again force Chastain to pass on the chance to share the screen with Cruise, as earlier this week (via The Wrap) she was reported to be “nearing a deal” to play Marilyn Monroe in the biopic Blonde by director Andrew Dominik (Killing Them Softly) – one which could prevent her from choosing to accept this (fifth) impossible mission. Chastain is currently appearing in Guillermo del Toro’s haunted house film Crimson Peak; she reportedly needs to figure out if Blonde can fit into her schedule, which also include the upcoming Zookeeper’s Wife, before she can commit to playing Monroe in Dominik’s project (which the director anticipates will begin filming in August).

The popular star has shown great range in her roles over the past few years, so an action-hero turn in the next Mission: Impossible film is something one imagines she could settle into with ease; it might also feel like a refreshing change of pace from Chastain’s dramatic performances of late, for her and moviegoers alike. Monroe, by comparison, remains a pop culture icon, but as far as onscreen portrayals go, the role feels a bit played out right now – though Chastain would surely do it justice, regardless.

As for Mission: Impossible 5 in general: the script is by Drew Pearce (Iron Man 3), though it was Cruise – who’s also producing the film – who researched landmarks and locations that could make for nail-biting set pieces to match and/or exceed those in past installments (see: Ghost Protocol‘s Burj Khalifa sequence). It remains to be seen what McQuarrie brings to the table, though his work on Jack Reacher (starring Cruise) may point to the fifth Mission: Impossible having a similar pastiche feel; it might even feature callbacks to vintage European capers like the original Italian Job, since it’s partly filming in London.

http://screenrant.com/mission-imposs...sica-chastain/
http://www.thewrap.com/jessica-chast...ad-pitt-plan-b
http://schmoesknow.com/hot-scoop-jes...sible-5/21937/

[Koul]

Let me guess. Tom Cruise is set-up and becomes public enemy #1 and needs to save the day AND his integrity. Again. With that said I'll watch it cause I love these stupid movies.

[tyven]

Gonna be a smash

[Boyiee]

I liked ghost protocol so I'm looking forward to this. Not a huge fan of the series but I'll watch them if they're on. Really did enjoy GP though.

[Tajin]

Let me guess. Tom Cruise is set-up and becomes public enemy #1 and needs to save the day AND his integrity. Again. With that said I'll watch it cause I love these stupid movies.

Dis

[SephYuyX]

Let me guess. Tom Cruise is set-up and becomes public enemy #1 and needs to save the day AND his integrity. Again. With that said I'll watch it cause I love these stupid movies.

Only if he chooses to accept the mission though. He may not this time.

[Titanss]

I liked every MI, this will be no exception

[NynJa]

Only if he chooses to accept the mission though. He may not this time.

plot twist: he declines the mission.

[Rulke]

plot twist: he declines the mission.

This would be awesome. Then we watch 90 minutes of him doing normal things. Writing gold!

[Kaisha]

plot twist: he declines the mission.

Twist on the plot twist: The mission was designed for him to decline it unknowingly and act in the matter that the mission actually required.


MI4 was a pretty damn good cheap-thrills popcorn flick, so any more of that and I'm game.

[Skai]

Definitely hope they bring back Brad Bird to direct.

Director Brad Bird talks about Mission: Impossible—Ghost Protocol and live-action versus animation

[6souls]

The release date has been changed to July 31st (from Christmas day) to avoid competing with Star Wars & James Bond.

[nicholai]

Also to catch that sweet sweet IMAX bump. They wouldn't get IMAX in december because the obvious, but they are only up against Point Break in that July slot so they should get the majority of IMAX which is a solid bump in ticket sales. I think they said something like 10% of American Snipers money was from the IMAX theaters.