Is this going to be the last Mission: Impossible movie?

Tom Cruise walked through the red carpet in Cannes again this time as Ethan Hunt. Or not? Mission: Impossible – The moments around the world premiere of the final showdown were at least as film as the franchise itself. But the question remains whether there will be a sequel to the popular series.

78 times Cream of the film industry in Cannes. Since Tuesday, the Congress and Festival Palace of the picturesque French city has been filled with world stars. Star parade, red carpet, glitter And a lot of new films await the participants, including Mission: Impossible – starring Tom Cruise.

Lalo Schifrin’s iconic title played on the red carpet, and the audience greeted the film with a five-minute standing ovation and Cruise, who was probably last hid in Ethan Hunt’s skin, writes Screen Rant.

The audience celebrated the well-known actors-including Simon Pegget, Ving Rhames and the new connecting Hayley Atwell-and thanked what they saw under the cast.

Tom Cruise is sensitized from the director’s words

Director Christopher Mcquarrie remembered his childhood with a touch. He said he couldn’t find his place anywhere, but the world of imagination meant escape for him. And now he has his own action character who is willing to come up with all his crazy ideas, he referred to Tom Cruise.

Cruise was not a debtor with the words: she praised Mcquarrie’s creative vision and added that she was looking forward to “A lot of other kinds of movies” Also make together. This statement, however, has confirmed to many that this was indeed the last Mission: Impossible movie.

However, according to press reports, neither the story of the film nor the creators of the creators give a clear answer that this was the last part. Although officially announced ninth or spin-off de, its future remains open. Tom Cruise previously talked about itto continue with Ethan Hunt’s character, just like Harrison Ford He also played Indiana Jones at the age of 81.