Sequel Bits: Mission: Impossible – Fallout, Halloween, Hobbs & Shaw, The Predator
In this edition of Sequel Bits:
2,000 feet, 2,000 people, 4 hours of hiking. The most impossible screening of#MissionImpossibleFallout. Thank you all for coming! I wish I could have been there.pic.twitter.com/ufi1FkP6KI
— Tom Cruise (@TomCruise)July 07, 2025
SuperstarTom Cruiseshared this photo of Paramount’s jaw-dropping special screening ofMission: Impossible – Fallout, which took place at the top of Norway’s Preikestolen, also known as “Pulpit Rock,” the site of the movie’s phenomenal action climax. This reminds me of the Alamo Drafthouse’s Rolling Roadshow screenings, which show movies at the actual locations where they were filmed. They once showedClose Encounters of the Third Kindat Devil’s Tower in Wyoming, and I imagine them seeing this and adding it to their list of dream screenings. I wouldn’t be surprised to see another one of these pop up in a few years.
In a quick red carpet interview withCollider, Cruise revealed that he and writer/directorChristopher McQuarriehave entertained the idea of filming aMission: Impossiblesequence in space.M:I 7, anyone?
While we’ve already seen someset photosandone official photorevealing the women ofTerminator 6,TheTerminatorFanshave figured out that franchise starArnold Schwarzeneggerhas joined the cast on set in Budapest, Hungary to begin filming his portion of the movie.He’s back.
Terminator 6arrives in theaters onNovember 22, 2019.GeekTyrantpoints us to this new Chinese poster forThe Predator, which features the title alien in the crosshairs – possibly the crosshairs of the Super Predator, the genetically enhanced Predator that seems like it will be the ultimate villain of this movie.The Predatorhits theaters onSeptember 14, 2018.
Rated R for horror violence and bloody images, language, brief drug use and nudity.#HalloweenMovie
— Ryan Turek (@_RyanTurek)June 08, 2025
Ryan Turek, the VP of feature film development at Blumhouse, recently shared on Twitter that the company’s upcomingHalloweensequel has officially received an R rating, and it sounds like it’s for all the reasons you’d expect from a movie like this. Thetrailer is killerand theComic-Con footagewas a blast, so we can’t wait to check this one out for ourselves when it arrives onOctober 19, 2018.
And finally,Collidercaught up with actor Jason Statham and asked him aboutHobbs and Shaw, theFast & Furiousspin-off movie that will see his character, Deckard Shaw, team up with Dwayne Johnson’s Luke Hobbs. The actor explained how the movie’s director is going to approach this story in a “real” way:
“I think Dave Leitch’s taste is a little more grounded and a little darker. If you seeAtomic Blonde, and it is just superb, his taste is definitely in a world that is sort of how you described it. I think he’s looking to do something that doesn’t look exactly like aFastmovie. Although it’s theFastcharacters, he’s trying to do his own thing with it and give it a real sense of credibility. I think Dave is going to get this one gritty, and real, and fucking hardcore…
He’s really efficient and he really cares about the characters. We’re trying to build out my [character’s] relationship with my sister and with my mother and what that means. What my relationship is with [recently cast villain]Idris[Elba] and all these other things. He really cares a lot…
He wants to have the raucous laughs, the funny shit, the intense action and the great drama and the meaningful stuff. Dwayne’s got his relationship with his mother and the daughter. There’s loads of good stuff in it. I’m fucking excited.”
Hobbs and Shawhits theaters onJuly 26, 2019.
