mission impossible: fallout

Hollywood has been talking about the arrival of Crazy Rich Asians for months, and now that it's here it's a bonafide hit.

As of last week, it looked like Jon Turteltaub's The Meg was in trouble, but it has actually done quite well in its first weekend.

Mission: Impossible -- Fallout has been on fire since it landed in theaters. It has won the box office charts in back-to-back weekends, holding off competition from Winnie the Pooh this past frame.

Mission: Impossible -- Fallout is yet another huge movie in the massive franchise. This, of course, leads to the single most obvious question in all of Hollywood, what's the plan for the sequel?

You have probably never asked yourself who would win in a fight, Ethan Hunt or Winnie the Pooh - but for those of you who have had that strange idea, we now have a definitive answer.

Since we're on the subject already, we're going to give you our ranking of Mission: Impossible films, from good to absolutely mind melting.

If Tom Cruise had gotten his way, the Mission: Impossible - Fallout trailers would have revealed who the main villain was from the get-go.

Mission: impossible - Fallout had an impressive opening weekend and is poised for another strong showing this weekend. However, none of that holds a candle to one particular screening.

Jeremy Renner didn't end up reprising William Brandt in Mission: Impossible - Fallout, but it turns out there was originally plan to kill the character off in the movie.

Mission: Impossible - Fallout is a love letter to the previous entries in the franchise, but you may have missed these deep cut Easter eggs while watching the film.