Mission: Impossible - Fallout
Ethan Hunt (Tom Cruise) and his IMF team (Alec Baldwin, Simon Pegg, Ving Rhames) are back, along with some familiar allies (Rebecca Ferguson, Michelle Monaghan) in a race against time after a mission gone wrong. Henry Cavill, Angela Bassett, and Vanessa Kirby also join the cast with filmmaker Christopher McQuarrie returning to the helm.
Ethan Hunt and the IMF team join forces with CIA assassin August Walker (Cavill) to prevent a disaster of epic proportions. A group of terrorists known as the Apostles plan to use three plutonium cores for a simultaneous nuclear attack on the Vatican, Jerusalem and Mecca. When the weapons go missing, Ethan and his crew find themselves in a desperate hurry to prevent them from falling into the wrong hands.
- Director:
- Christopher McQuarrie ('Mission: Impossible - Rogue Nation', 'Jack Reacher')
- Writer:
- Christopher McQuarrie
- Cast:
- Tom CruiseRebecca FergusonSimon PeggHenry CavillAlec BaldwinMichelle MonaghanVing RhamesAngela Bassett
Reviews & comments
Flicks, Blake Howard
flicksMission: Impossible – Fallout is a ferocious heart-pounding cardio workout in your cinema sweat. In moment after unrelenting moment Cruise dances with death; I found myself cringing and squirming in my place. Strap yourself in for the most undisputed contender as not only the best Mission movie, but without doubt the best action movie of the year.
Flicks, Aaron Yap
flicksThat bit in Mission: Impossible - Fallout where Henry Cavill reloads his arms in the middle of a frenzied punch-up? That’s also Christopher McQuarrie, on the first day of production, preparing to lay waste to whatever memory you have of Hollywood action filmmaking in the last couple of years.
Risky Business
It's half an hour too long but, hell, it delivers the expected goods with unexpected confidence and impact. The over-abundance of (mostly-familiar) plot still rarely slows things down, and the action sequences are so good you might have forgiven it being even longer yet. Convoluted hokum that any sensible grownup will laugh at, of course (with political...
Variety
pressHere, with everything that he's ever cared about on the line, Hunt proves why he's summer's most valuable action hero.
Vanity Fair
pressMcQuarrie's film is the most fun you're likely to have at the movies this season, a riot mounted with precision, a melee in which every punch and crunch is considered.
The Telegraph
pressOK, McQuarrie may not have De Palma's sweat-drop precision, John Woo's craziness or the impish wit of Brad Bird, but his mastery of logistics here is easily sufficient to make it the blockbuster of the summer.
The New York Times
pressThe movie is propelled by action scenes that transmit a little something about the characters while nudging the story forward, much like the song-and-dance numbers in a musical.
The Guardian
pressCrashes and petrolhead spills are what this franchise is reasonably expected to deliver. And this is what it cheerfully does.
Screen Daily
pressAgeless, riveting and seemingly unstoppable, Tom Cruise remains a force of nature. "Fallout" delivers a near-exhausting amount of stupendous action sequences paired with deft character drama and the requisite life-or-death stakes.
Hollywood Reporter
pressThe action here represents the mainstream cinema's version of extreme sports and these guys have staked their claim at the summit.
FilmInk
press...dazzles with its intense drama and gorgeous, grand scale cinematography...
Flicks, Blake Howard
flicksMission: Impossible – Fallout is a ferocious heart-pounding cardio workout in your cinema sweat. In moment after unrelenting moment Cruise dances with death; I found myself cringing and squirming in my place. Strap yourself in for the most undisputed contender as not only the best Mission movie, but without doubt the best action movie of the year.
Flicks, Aaron Yap
flicksThat bit in Mission: Impossible - Fallout where Henry Cavill reloads his arms in the middle of a frenzied punch-up? That’s also Christopher McQuarrie, on the first day of production, preparing to lay waste to whatever memory you have of Hollywood action filmmaking in the last couple of years.
Variety
pressHere, with everything that he's ever cared about on the line, Hunt proves why he's summer's most valuable action hero.
Vanity Fair
pressMcQuarrie's film is the most fun you're likely to have at the movies this season, a riot mounted with precision, a melee in which every punch and crunch is considered.
The Telegraph
pressOK, McQuarrie may not have De Palma's sweat-drop precision, John Woo's craziness or the impish wit of Brad Bird, but his mastery of logistics here is easily sufficient to make it the blockbuster of the summer.
The New York Times
pressThe movie is propelled by action scenes that transmit a little something about the characters while nudging the story forward, much like the song-and-dance numbers in a musical.
The Guardian
pressCrashes and petrolhead spills are what this franchise is reasonably expected to deliver. And this is what it cheerfully does.
Screen Daily
pressAgeless, riveting and seemingly unstoppable, Tom Cruise remains a force of nature. "Fallout" delivers a near-exhausting amount of stupendous action sequences paired with deft character drama and the requisite life-or-death stakes.
Hollywood Reporter
pressThe action here represents the mainstream cinema's version of extreme sports and these guys have staked their claim at the summit.
FilmInk
press...dazzles with its intense drama and gorgeous, grand scale cinematography...
Risky Business
It's half an hour too long but, hell, it delivers the expected goods with unexpected confidence and impact. The over-abundance of (mostly-familiar) plot still rarely slows things down, and the action sequences are so good you might have forgiven it being even longer yet. Convoluted hokum that any sensible grownup will laugh at, of course (with political...
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