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IMF agent, Ethan Hunt returns to finish what was started. Alongside his trusted team, Hunt is seeking to put an end to the threat that still looms large over the world. But things have changed and great losses have been suffered. The battle for truth and freedom will test Ethan Hunt to his limit. With so much on the line for the inimitable IMF agent, his task is harder and more personal than ever. If he is going to protect not just the people that he loves but the ideals that he strives for he will have to be careful but also daring; quick but also precise. The question remains; does Ethan Hunt have enough left to give in order to save the world one last time?
A thrilling send-off that eerily hits close to home
Mission: Impossible is known for its stunts, its Cruise, and its heart. While this final entry into the three-decade long franchise isn't my favorite, The Final Reckoning is packed full of what makes these missions feel impossible. Right when you think Ethan Hunt is down... He pulls you back in, only this time he can't leap off a building to save the day. What Big Bad remains out there when an AI Bot can just emulate it? The answer is found in this almost 3 hour stunner that flies by almost as quickly as Cruise's affinity for a run... ALMOST.
Watched in the cinema on 05/13/2025
Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning is an upcoming action spy film that is the final movie in the Mission Impossible franchise and a direct sequel to Mission: Impossible - Dead Reckoning Part One. The two-part finale sees a return to directorial duties for action maestro Christopher McQuarrie with another pulsating score by Lorne Balfe. McQuarrie is a long-time collaborator with the lead actor, producer, and Hollywood legend, Tom Cruise who has been iconic in the role of Ethan Hunt since the 1996 original. Cruise is known to use the series as a way to explore increasingly daring and impressive stunts that he performs himself on camera.
Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning sees more familiar faces return. The loveable Ving Rhames and Simon Pegg are back as Luther Stickell and Benji Dunn respectively. The pair play loyal members of Hunt’s Impossible Missions Force (IMF) team. Henry Czerny is back as former IMF director Eugene Kittridge. Rebecca Ferguson is Ilsa Faust, once an M16 agent now an ally for Hunt and his team. Hayley Atwell is the ambiguous, Grace while Vanessa Kirby reprises her role as Alanna Mitsopolis - the White Widow. Continuing as the villain of the piece from his role in Part One is Esai Morales who returns as the cunning threat at the heart of the movie. Shea Whigham, Charles Parnell, Pom Klementieff, Mark Gatiss, and Rolf Saxon are also in the cast.
Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning features a host of new cast members. Emmy Award-winners Nick Offerman and Hannah Waddingham both bring additional star power to the movie. While Katy O'Brian, Holt McCallany, Lucy Tulugarjuk, Tamell Tillman, and Janet McTeer all join the franchise for the first time.
Initial reports suggested that the franchise would end with a two-part finale and that Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning would mark the end of the series. However it has since been suggested by filmmaker Christopher McQuarrie that the future of the franchise is not certain and that ninth movie could happen.
The movie was initially titled Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning Part 2 but in October 2023 the subtitle of the movie was removed. The movie continues the story of Mission: Impossible - Dead Reckoning.
The movie is shot partially with IMAX-certified cameras. Upon release the movie has a three week exclusive run in IMAX theaters.
