The Mission Impossible sequel was delayed amid the Coronavirus scare; manufacturers push launch to November 2021

The long-awaited aftermath of the highly successful Mission Impossible franchise is now delayed due to the Coronavirus pandemic. Paramount has now delayed the release of the seventh Mission Impossible movie until November 19, 2021, and the eighth movie until November 4, 2022. Previous Mission Impossible movies featured Hollywood actor Tom Cruise as the lead character and the Fans can’t wait to see him return. to the franchise. The Seventh Mission: Impossible Movie was reportedly slated to premiere on July 23, 2021, and the eighth film was due to hit the big screen on August 5, 2022.

But, now due to the global outbreak of COVID-19, manufacturers have announced the delay in the release of the two sequels to the Mission Impossible movies. According to media reports, Tom Cruise was planning to shoot the seventh film in Italy for the film, when Paramount announced that they were going to stop the filming process for the film due to the coronavirus outbreak. The next sequels to Mission Impossible movies will be directed by director Christopher McQuarrie, news reports suggest. Christopher McQuarrie also directed the previous films for the franchise titled Mission Impossible: Rogue Nation and Fallout.

The massively popular franchise sees Tom Cruise rehearse the role of Ethan Hunt. According to news reports, Mission: Impossible: Fallout was a huge box office hit. Now all eyes are on the creators of the sequels to see if they stick to the recently announced release dates. Many Hollywood movies have seen their release dates postponed due to the current COVID-19 crisis.

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