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Mission: Impossible - Fallout

- Some missions are not a choice.

When an IMF mission ends badly, the world is faced with dire consequences. As Ethan Hunt takes it upon himself to fulfill his original briefing, the CIA begin to question his loyalty and his motives. The IMF team find themselves in a race against time, hunted by assassins while trying to prevent a global catastrophe.

Release Date : 2018-07-13

Language :EnglishFrench

Adult : false

Status : Released

Production Company : Paramount PicturesBad RobotSkydance MediaTC Productions

Production Country : United States of America

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Cast

Tom Cruise

Character Name : Ethan Hunt

Original Name : Tom Cruise

Gender : Male

Henry Cavill

Character Name : August Walker

Original Name : Henry Cavill

Gender : Male

Ving Rhames

Character Name : Luther Stickell

Original Name : Ving Rhames

Gender : Male

Simon Pegg

Character Name : Benji Dunn

Original Name : Simon Pegg

Gender : Male

Rebecca Ferguson

Character Name : Ilsa Faust

Original Name : Rebecca Ferguson

Gender : Female

Sean Harris

Character Name : Solomon Lane

Original Name : Sean Harris

Gender : Male

Angela Bassett

Character Name : Erika Sloane

Original Name : Angela Bassett

Gender : Female

Vanessa Kirby

Character Name : The White Widow

Original Name : Vanessa Kirby

Gender : Female

Michelle Monaghan

Character Name : Julia

Original Name : Michelle Monaghan

Gender : Female

Wes Bentley

Character Name : Erik

Original Name : Wes Bentley

Gender : Male

Frederick Schmidt

Character Name : Zola

Original Name : Frederick Schmidt

Gender : Male

Alec Baldwin

Character Name : Alan Hunley

Original Name : Alec Baldwin

Gender : Male

Liang Yang

Character Name : Lark Decoy

Original Name : Liang Yang

Gender : Male

Kristoffer Joner

Character Name : Nils Debruuk

Original Name : Kristoffer Joner

Gender : Male

Wolf Blitzer

Character Name : Wolf Blitzer

Original Name : Wolf Blitzer

Gender : Male

Raphael Acloque

Character Name : Rowdy Frenchman

Original Name : Raphael Acloque

Gender : Male

Andrew Cazanave Pin

Character Name : Rowdy Frenchman

Original Name : Andrew Cazanave Pin

Gender : Male

Christophe de Choisy

Character Name : Rowdy Frenchman

Original Name : Christophe de Choisy

Gender : Male

Raphael Desprez

Character Name : Rowdy Frenchman

Original Name : Raphael Desprez

Gender : Male

Jean Baptiste Fillon

Character Name : Rowdy Frenchman

Original Name : Jean Baptiste Fillon

Gender : Male

Maximilian Geller

Character Name : Rowdy Frenchman

Original Name : Maximilian Geller

Gender : Male

Olivier Huband

Character Name : Rowdy Frenchman

Original Name : Olivier Huband

Gender : Male

Vincent Latorre

Character Name : Rowdy Frenchman

Original Name : Vincent Latorre

Gender : Male

Thierry Picaut

Character Name : Rowdy Frenchman

Original Name : Thierry Picaut

Gender : Male

Alexandre Poole

Character Name : Rowdy Frenchman

Original Name : Alexandre Poole

Gender : Male

Guy Remy

Character Name : Rowdy Frenchman

Original Name : Guy Remy

Gender : Male

Alix Bénézech

Character Name : French Policewoman

Original Name : Alix Bénézech

Gender : Female

Joey Ansah

Character Name : Henchman

Original Name : Joey Ansah

Gender : Male

Velibor Topic

Character Name : Henchman

Original Name : Velibor Topic

Gender : Male

Dean Ashton

Character Name : French Policeman

Original Name : Dean Ashton

Gender : Male

Harvey Djent

Character Name : DJ Harvey

Original Name : Harvey Djent

Gender : Male

Grahame Fox

Character Name : Grand Palais Bouncer

Original Name : Grahame Fox

Gender : Male

David Mumeni

Character Name : Marine Sergeant

Original Name : David Mumeni

Gender : Male

Charlie Archer

Character Name : Delivery Man

Original Name : Charlie Archer

Gender : Male

Caspar Phillipson

Character Name : The European

Original Name : Caspar Phillipson

Gender : Male

Lolly Adefope

Character Name : Woman at Desk

Original Name : Lolly Adefope

Gender : Female

Ffion Jolly

Character Name : Woman at Desk

Original Name : Ffion Jolly

Gender : Female

Russ Bain

Character Name : British Agent

Original Name : Russ Bain

Gender : Male

Ross O'Hennessy

Character Name : British Agent

Original Name : Ross O'Hennessy

Gender : Male

Nigel Allen

Character Name : CIA Agent

Original Name : Nigel Allen

Gender : Male

Tracey Saunders

Character Name : CIA Agent

Original Name : Tracey Saunders

Gender : Male

Alicia Mencía Castaño

Character Name : CIA Agent (uncredited)

Original Name : Alicia Mencía Castaño

Gender : Male

Lady Conny Sharples

Character Name : Julie Bar Woman (uncredited)

Original Name : Lady Conny Sharples

Gender : Female

Jessie Vinning

Character Name : Navy (uncredited)

Original Name : Jessie Vinning

Gender : Male

Stuart Davidson

Character Name : Nightclub VIP (uncredited)

Original Name : Stuart Davidson

Gender : Male

Julianne Binard

Character Name : Paris Guest (uncredited)

Original Name : Julianne Binard

Gender : Female

Hiten Patel

Character Name : Train Commuter (uncredited)

Original Name : Hiten Patel

Gender : Male

Jag Patel

Character Name : Mourner (uncredited)

Original Name : Jag Patel

Gender : Male

Godiva Marshall

Character Name : Passer-By (uncredited)

Original Name : Godiva Marshall

Gender : Female

Robert Ryan

Character Name : Office Manager (uncredited)

Original Name : Robert Ryan

Gender : Male

Pamela Cook

Character Name : Funeral Mourner (uncredited)

Original Name : Pamela Cook

Gender : Female

Stephen Erhirhi

Character Name : Henchman

Original Name : Stephen Erhirhi

Gender : Male

Reviews

TopKek

@topkek327

2021-06-23

Some things age like fine wine and in the cinematic world the ‘Mission: Impossible’ franchise is a great example of the adage. Perhaps it has to do with the 56-year-old Tom Cruise who defies age and pushes his physical boundaries for our viewing pleasure? The answer is quite evident in ‘Fallout’ as his Ethan Hunt is as good as a caped superhero in the sixth film of the series. The story isn't all that new with its twists and turns. But ‘Fallout’ manages to build on the previous films in the series by bringing back old friends and foes, besides adding some new ones. Henry Cavill as August Walker fits right into this universe as the hammer to the scalpel that is Ethan Hunt. His presence is looming enough to fill the entire screen whenever he appears. Simon Pegg takes on the status of a series regular alongside Ving Rhames, whose Benji and Luther respectively play more than just mere sidekicks as they add comic levity and heart. Alec Baldwin and Angela Bassett also make a mark in their brief appearances but watch out for impactful turns by Rebecca Ferguson and Michelle Monaghan along the way. Writer & Director Christopher McQuarrie allows each character to shine while building on their history with each other, thus making them endearing to the audience. This only serves to up the ante when they’re in danger. McQuarrie also lets the story breathe by bringing some calm before the storm hits. Which leads to the most crucial aspect of the series, and one that McQuarrie clearly excels at in this film – the action sequences. Not only are they meticulously planned; they are executed with precision, even when the fist fights are gritty and gruesome. Rob Hardy beautifully choreographs the camerawork following these intricate set-pieces, either allowing you to take in the expanse or bringing you up close and personal when required. This is paired with a soundtrack by Lorne Balfe that lends to the tension by giving the iconic ‘Mission Impossible’ theme a sinister sense of urgency. McQuarrie has now directed two ‘Mission: Impossible’ films; his understanding of the franchise and its characters proves to be the secret weapon of the series. The fact that the stunts are largely done with practical effects featuring the cast, and most prominently Cruise himself, sets a whole new standard for action films. ‘Mission: Impossible – Fallout’ is a great mix of plot, pacing and performances that is undeniably the best entry in the franchise, while it re-establishes Cruise’s status as an action superstar. Review by Times of India (TOI) Final Rating - 4.0/5

DanDare

@DanDare

2021-06-23

Mission Impossible - Fallout is a continuation of Mission Impossible - Rogue Nation. It is directed by Christopher McQuarrie who also directed Rogue Nation and also has the return of the psycho villain Solomon Lane (Sean Harris) who the bad guys want to set free. Ethan Hunt (Tom Cruise) is after the mysterious John Lark and a terrorist group called the Apostles who have stolen three plutonium grade devices and plan to set them off. Hunt has to reluctantly accept a new team member. CIA operative August Walker (Henry Cavill) because the IMF team were responsible for losing the plutonium in Berlin. As a spy thriller there is enough tension, thrills and a serpentine story with several twists. However the film is overlong and I felt that some of the action scenes consisted of myriad chase scenes that were stylishly done but nothing really memorable liked the Burj Khalifa climbing scene.

logan1201

@logan1201

2021-06-23

Excellent story line with tremendous stunts by Tom Cruise himself. This movie is worth every penny that you spend.

Per Gunnar Jonsson

@Dark Jedi

2024-05-16

I have to say I have not been a great fan of the Mission Impossible movies. Sure, there’s plenty of action and cool stunts but I do not feel they follow the spirit of the TV-show. In the TV-show they got their mission and then they completed it, tricking the bad guys, with the full backing of the IMF team. No political bullshit, betrayal of the team and such like nonsense. However, in pretty much every movie Ethan or the entire IMF team was betrayed or set up and he had to, not only complete his mission but, clear IMF from whatever shenanigans the story writers had dreamed up. The movies have been Mission Impossible in name only. I wonder if the moron script writers has ever watched the show. In this movie too there is indeed a bunch of political nonsense and betrayal. Shit that I could be without. But at least IMF and Ethan’s team are on his side throughout the movie. There are also a few clever parts where they trick the bad guys in a good old fashioned Mission Impossible style. Otherwise the movie is mostly a classical Hollywood action adventure/thriller movie. Plenty of, more or less, non stop action. There are a few of the usual WTF story holes and defiance of physics when it comes to the stunts of course. The dumbass CIA director was a completely unnecessary element though. Still, overall I found this installment in the franchise to be one of the better ones. Maybe even the best one yet.

Waseem Farooq Shaik

@15bq1a05k9

2021-06-23

Movie was good but its not better than ghost protocol.

Gimly

@Ruuz

2021-06-23

They just keep getting better, but they never get good. _Final rating:★★½ - Had a lot that appealed to me, didn’t quite work as a whole._

CinemaSerf

@Geronimo1967

2022-07-01

Now this is a much better outing for our IMF pals - much sharper pace and direction than the meandering "Ghost Protocol". This one sees "Ethan" (Tom Cruise) with "Luther" (Ving Rhames) and the still frequently irritating Simon Pegg ("Benji") having to track down some plutonium balls after an earlier mission went a bit awry, and before lunatic ecologist Sean Harris ("Solomon Lane") commits an atrocity to end all atrocities in the name of creating a new world order! The first twenty minutes are poor; predictable and formulaic and I will admit to having started to write it off, Once Henry Cavill ("August Walker") joins the gang, however, and they start to search for the missing cores it becomes fast-moving, action-packed and enjoyable - with plenty of crosses and double-crosses. Rebecca Ferguson still always comes across the same, whomever she plays, but that works for this one and the team spirit really comes across. Sure, it isn't going to win a Booker for the writing, but it travels the world showing off some fine locations (many of which are actually left intact, afterwards!!) before heading to an exciting denouement with helicopters and Cruise's favourite mountain-top pinnacle combat. All good stuff.