Records are made to be broken. If there is some modern franchise that understands that is best, it is the one with Tom Cruise running around and defying death in the most spectacular ways we have ever seen. When "Mission: Impossible - Last Calculation" debuts later this yearWell, now we know that it will set up another high water brand for all the property ... And we're not just talking about a cruise hanging hundreds of legs in the air, holding the breath under water about who knows how long, or any other trick director, Christopher McCari, cooking it for us.

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Speculation has been widespread on social media lately (when it does noTo be honest?) About the duration of the film, which everyone assumes will bring the film series "Mission: Impossible" to some conclusion. For example, certain movie ticket pages, for example, say estimated times for nearly three hours, an incredible amount that feels like becoming more and more widespread in recent years. Fortunately, Comicbook.com Did some dig and directly confirm the true figure with paramount images - and it's pretty close. In the new franchise record, it has been confirmed that the theater cut of "Final Consideration" extends to 2 hours and 49 minutes. But what may seem like a time time on the buttocks for most films, instead, feels like the catnip of those of us invested a lot in this property and in the possibility that this could be the song of Swan Cruise Like Etan Hunt. Based on how fun these blockbusters are since McQuarrie Took Over With "Rogue Nation" And it seemed dedicated to one fill with each installment since then? The more Merier is, we say!

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Here's how the duration of "The Last Calculation" opposes the rest of the Mission: Mission: Impossible.

What exactly are Chris McCarari and Tom Cruise cook with "Final Calculation"? We are closer to whenever we find out for ourselves, with just a few weeks to go before the sequel - means the title to be the last in the franchise - it makes its way to theaters. However, even if there is still room for more, a jumbo -sized time would definitely feel appropriate. "Dead Suming" (what was Earlier entitled "Dead Saving First Part" before the film's creatives rethink things during a long delay) All left us to pretty clifanger, as Ethan Hunt has closely survived motorcycling from the mountain and subsequent parachutes of the train with the movie McGufin firmly in hand. Although he gained the upper arm of the wicked artificial intelligence known as the entity, the victory was far from complete. The "final calculation" will (probably) finish this saga of two and will need every second that can spare it to do so.

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So how does it compare that time of 2 hours and 49 minutes with previous heavy strokes in the franchise? To no one surprise, "Dead Conservation" was the previous record of records, which came in 2 hours and 43 minutes. Prior to that, the first three films "Mission: Impossible" all floated around the two -hour mark, just to begin the franchise time to start growing after McCari came to the ship (starting with his work as an unreasonable writer of "Ghost Protocol"). For those of us who remember the relatively small joys of the original "Mission: Impossible" by Brian de Palma in 1996, it is good, it is a little unusual to realize that all this started with an eternal spy film that entered in 1 hour and 50 minutes. Ethan Hunt has more than earned a story that is a little more epic over the past decades, however, and we will absolutely sit down. Just make sure you get a small drink than a big one.

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"Mission: Impossible - the last calculation" hit theaters 23.05.2025.