Does Tom Cruise’s Mission: Impossible Franchise Have A Higher RT Score Than Daniel Craig’s James Bond? (Photo Credit – Instagram)

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When it comes to high-octane spy thrillers, Tom Cruise’s Mission: Impossible film series and Daniel Craig’s James Bond movies stand out as two of the most iconic and globally acclaimed franchises in the genre. Both franchises have entertained audiences across the globe with their own trademark styles. While Tom Cruise is known for performing never-before-seen, jaw-dropping stunts, Daniel Craig brings gritty realism backed by an emotionally grounded performance to 007.

But overall, which one of them fares better critically? In this face-off, we turn to Rotten Tomatoes to see which franchise boasts a higher average score — Tom Cruise’s Mission: Impossible or Daniel Craig’s James Bond? And the result might just surprise you!

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Mission: Impossible Films – Average Rotten Tomatoes Score

These are the Rotten Tomatoes critics’ scores for all eight Mission: Impossible movies, from the first film, which was released in 1996, to the latest one, The Final Reckoning (at the time of writing).