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Tom Cruise movies are more fun and he is usually great in them he is in the bigger for accessible movies but he makes them good with his acting... Pitt as started is more artistic and classy honestly I would say Pitt heis a very classy actor

'Mission: Impossible IV' in the works
Cruise, Abrams to co-produce Paramount sequel
By MICHAEL FLEMING
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"Mission: Impossible IV," which once seemed truly impossible, is taking shape at Paramount.
Tom Cruise and J.J. Abrams have agreed to co-produce the sequel, which is aimed at a 2011 release.

The return of Cruise to Par itself is surprising in view of the circumstances surrounding his departure in August 2006. Apparently irked by the heft of Cruise's deal, among other issues, Viacom chief Sumner Redstone abruptly terminated the 14-year relationship between the star and the studio. Cruise's then-CAA agent, Rick Nicita, termed Redstone's decision "shockingly offensive and graceless."

The rift led to Cruise becoming the chief of United Artists and taking a more active role in production decisions. Redstone, meanwhile, has sought to heal the relationship. At a recent appearance, he described the star as "a great actor and a good friend."

The "Mission" installment would augment Paramount's formidable array of sequels, which will include "Star Trek 2" and a third "Transformers."

Work on "Mission: Impossible IV" would inevitably be delayed by the busy schedules of the participants.

Abrams will be responsible for guiding the "Star Trek" sequel, while Cruise recently committed to an untitled pic (formerly called "Wichita") for 20th Century Fox that will be directed by James Mangold and co-star Cameron Diaz.

Cruise and Denzel Washington are also awaiting a rewrite on the David Cronenberg-directed "The Matarese Circle," the MGM thriller based on the Robert Ludlum novel.

Mission Impossible is a lot like Bond you can just keep on pumping out those films...

I found Goldeneye amazingly entertaining, the next 3 far less so but the Goldeneye Director is the one who made Casino Royale as well

It was far better than Tomorrow Never Dies, The World is Not Enough and Die Another Day

I enjoyed it but we're talking about MI... my dad always talks about the old TV show which I honestly have never seen its like Dr. Who I just never have seen it. He always compares the movies to it. What do you think of the show?

I never saw any of the shows to me MI is with TOm Cruise and only Cruise. Now do you think if Cruise stops doing this they continue making MI movies?