'Mission: Impossible - Fallout’: Why It Scored Such Big Box Office Numbers | THR News

Tom Cruise's latest film, Mission Impossible: Fallout, achieved significant box office success, earning $61.5 million domestically and $153.5 million globally. The film received high critical acclaim, with a 98% Rotten Tomatoes score and an A CinemaScore, marking a franchise best. Fallout's success is compared to other action franchises like Bourne and Bond, highlighting its unique appeal. The film's real stunts, performed by Cruise, contributed to its popularity. The positive audience reception suggests strong future prospects for the franchise.

What was the global box office opening for 'Mission Impossible: Fallout'?

• $200 million

• $153.5 million

• $61.5 million

• $100 million

Which of the following films received an A CinemaScore?

• Quantum of Solace

• The Bourne Identity

• The Bourne Ultimatum

• Skyfall

Which film in the James Bond series starring Daniel Craig received an A CinemaScore?

• Casino Royale

• Skyfall

• Spectre

• Quantum of Solace

What unique aspect of 'Mission Impossible: Fallout' is highlighted as a reason for its success?

• A larger budget

• Real stunts performed by Tom Cruise

• High-tech visual effects

• A new director

Who is the director of 'Mission Impossible: Fallout'?

• Steven Spielberg

• Christopher Nolan

• James Cameron

• Christopher McQuarrie