During the lead of "Dead Calculations" and "The Last Consideration", Cruz and McCari were heard about the future of the "Mission" series and as an overall show show-show, they refused to give concrete answers one way or another. In 2023, McCarari spoke with Entertainment Weekly about potential future plans for the series. McCarari responded by drawing a comparison between the IMF team's mission plans in the films and making the films themselves, citing:

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"Look, we still shoot 8 and there are numerous ways that story could arise. When you watch the mission: impossible, and watching the team goes through these adventures, you have a sense of how to make a mission: an impossible movie. There is always a plan, the plan always changes, everything goes completely bad, and I hope everything always comes out.

Again, anyone who embarked on the commercially released special features of the films (especially McCarari's installments) knows that so many aspects of every movie change during film making, let alone his conception. So while McCari may look like a cage, he doesn't lie.

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When Cruz asked the Empire During the beginning of the press tour of "The Last Calculation" If the film was to be last at Ethan, he was certainly Cage, in the service of being responsible Starwar and a producer in hitting the film he promoted, saying to know Ethan's fate:

"You have to see the movie. It is difficult for me to talk at the moment, because it's really something you have to experience."

While neither Cruz nor McCari have ever hinted that the film is the end of Ethan (because, at least in terms of the character of the character, it is not), they made some remarks for "the final calculation" to be a conclusion in the series, or at least this chapter. Cruz called the movie "Epic, Emotional Travel to the Whole Franchise", while McCari was a little tighter:

"I hope, the satisfying conclusion of the 30-year-old bow of the story. I am pretty convinced that people will feel the title is appropriate."

So, while no man has direct comments about the ninth "Mission"-they are there to promote "the last calculation", after all-their remarks are particularly open, which means that although this film is a culmination of everything that is before, which does not necessarily mean that there will be nothing. However, On the red carpet for the movie, Cruz was quoted "It's a final! It's not called the" final "for nothing." So, as McCari said, the plan always changes.

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