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Next 'Mission: Impossible' Film Delayed a Year to 2025 | THR News Video

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Next 'Mission: Impossible' Film Delayed a Year to 2025 | THR News Video

Next 'Mission: Impossible' Film Delayed a Year to 2025 | THR News Video

Tom Cruise’s next 'Mission: Impossible' film is getting hit with a big delay!

The eighth installment in the action spy franchise is leaving the 2024 theatrical calendar and pushed all the way back to May 23, 2025.

The film also appears to be dropping the second half of its previous title, 'Dead Reckoning, Part Two', with a new title expected to be announced at a later date.


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