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Tom Cruise's "MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE 8" production has been delayed, again, due to submarine malfunction— budget said to be nearing $400M.

‘Mission: Impossible 8' Production Delayed, Again — Budget Said to Be Nearing $400M — World of Reel

https://www.worldofreel.com/blog/2024/5/27/mission-impossible-8-production-delayed-again-budget-said-to-be-nearing-400m

‘Mission: Impossible 8’ restarted production in March, after last year’s strikes halted shooting on the movie in July. There’s been a lot of delays with this one, and bad luck has struck again on the film.

‘Mission: Impossible 8' Production Delayed, Again — Budget Said to Be Nearing $400M — World of Reel

7 comments

retrospectology

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I hear Cruise clings to the outside of a submarine while it dives to 3,000 meters in this one.

SkybreakerEngineer

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Torpedo tubes are just wide enough for a person, you know...

Fiivemacs

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If only

Kolanaki

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I laugh every time I watch one of the Indiana Jones movies because we see Indy get on top of a submarine and then it just shows the map sequence, so one can only assume Jones just rode outside the sub all the way to its destination.

niktemadur

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Who would have imagined as late in his career as a couple of decades ago, that Tom Cruise was on the verge of becoming the Buster Keaton, or Douglas Fairbanks, of his generation?

MimicJar

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For comparison the previous film cost $291 million and is considered one of the most expensive films ever made. It also brought in a box office of $567.5 million.

The new film is part 2 so you can expect a small boost to the previous film once this one releases. However unless this new film does absolutely amazing it will probably stand as the new most expensive production for some time.

Also the last film was a fun action film, so I hope for the same here.

Lemmy_2019

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The new Godzilla Minus One cost $15M and looks $200M.

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