After giving CinemaCon attendees a sneak peek final week, Paramount Footage has publicly launched the trailer for Mission: Impossible—The Final Reckoning, the eighth installment of the blockbuster spy franchise starring Tom Cruise as IMF agent Ethan Hunt, and a sequel to the occasions that performed out in 2023’s Mission: Not possible—Useless Reckoning.

This may occasionally, or might not, find yourself being Cruise’s final movie within the franchise; everybody’s being fairly cagey about that query. However the trailer actually offers us the whole lot we have come to anticipate from the Mission: Not possible movies: excessive stakes, international political intrigue, and naturally, heaps and many spectacular stunt work, together with Cruise hanging precariously mid-air from a Nineteen Thirties Boeing Stearman biplane.

(Spoilers for Mission: Not possible: Useless Reckoning under.)

For these whose reminiscence of Useless Reckoning‘s plot is dim, Hunt and his group grew to become embroiled in a world chase to seek out the 2 keys able to controlling a rogue sentient AI dubbed The Entity. Each have been wanted to unlock a chamber aboard a Russian stealth submarine that contained The Entity’s supply code, so the possessor of these keys may management or (ideally) destroy the AI. Hunt managed to amass the 2 keys and fled by paraglider, reuniting along with his BFF and fellow discipline agent Benji (Simon Pegg), intending to finish the mission and shut down The Entity.

Provided that Last Reckoning is a continuation of that movie, naturally Cruise and Pegg aren’t the one returning forged members. Additionally reprising their roles are Ving Rhames as IMF laptop technician Luther Stickell; Hayley Atwell as thief-turned-IMF agent Grace; Vanessa Kirby as black market arms supplier Alanna Mitsopolis (aka the White Widow); Esai Morales as Gabriel, an murderer who serves as The Entity’s liaison; Pom Klementieff as Gabriel’s fellow murderer who joined forces with Hunt after Gabriel betrayed her; Angela Bassett as former CIA director and now US President Erika Sloane; Henry Czerny as former IMF director Eugene Kittridge, who now heads the CIA; and Rolf Saxon as CIA analyst William Donloe.