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Mission Impossible: this franchise will self-reboot in 5... 4... 3...
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13th July 2010
Because people only like seeing young people act in movies (fact), the Mission Impossible franchise looks like it's getting a reboot, elbowing old fogey Tom Cruise into a mentor role.
Reasons you know you're getting old #36: movie reboots of old TV series are getting rebooted themselves. Mission: Impossible is one of those franchises that's walked a fine line between suck and awesome: the first was a touch over-complicated, the second was utterly respackulous and the third was juuust right.
But a fourth Mission: Impossible? That might be an impossible mission too far. Deadline claim that the script for Mission: Impossible 4 has been altered to edge out Tom Cruise and shoehorn in a younger cast member to appeal to a new audience. May I suggest Justin Bieber? I don't know what that is, but it's trending on Twitter right now, you guys!

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