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In the film “Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning,” Tom Cruise sets a new Guinness World Record for his death-defying parachute jump. This movie, the eighth and most recent in the series he both stars in and produces, has always been known for its thrilling and perilous scenes since it hit theaters on May 23. From walking on wings to underwater submarine sequences that push the limits, Cruise, who has been nominated for four Academy Awards, once again delivers near-miraculous stunts by returning as the highly skilled secret agent, Ethan Hunt.

Bob’s tranquility arises due to him relinquishing his recently uncovered abilities. He appears unfazed by this, choosing instead to cast off his troubling emotions and memories rather than maintaining a power he never sought out or desired. However, even though the Void seems to have been vanquished, the potential danger Bob unwittingly poses to the world might not be resolved yet.

How many more times people are ready to be fooled by this has yet to be seen?

Based on Deadline’s report, it’s anticipated that the upcoming film “28 Years Later” will set a new record for the franchise with its opening weekend earnings. In just the first day of pre-sales being available, this horror movie surpassed the pre-sale numbers for films like “Sinners,” “Final Destination Bloodlines,” and “Alien: Romulus” in 2025. It even outdid the pre-sale records set by “Nosferatu” and “Alien: Romulus” from 2024. The film is expected to gross over $34 million during its opening weekend at the box office.

Initially, during the start of Phase 5, it was planned for Jonathan Majors’ character Kang the Conqueror to emerge as the main antagonist for the franchise. However, following his arrest in real life, Majors was let go by Marvel Studios and Disney, leading to a shift in direction for the storyline. Had Majors remained, the roster of villains for Phase 6 might have been slightly altered. Despite some modifications, there are still nine confirmed villains for Phase 6 that we know of.

The series Fringe ended in a way that was more emotional than clear, as character Peter Bishop (played by Joshua Jackson) received a mysterious white tulip in an ordinary 2015. This was like the show dropping a thematic bomb, swapping explanations for feelings, which left room for fans to make their own interpretations. If Fringe were to come back today, it would likely change that original ending. The conclusion of the Fringe TV series was effective because it wrapped up a storyline while still leaving some mystery, but bringing the show back would necessitate revisiting that ending’s loose ends.