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Released Year: 2015
Runtime: 131 minutes
Directors: Christopher McQuarrie
Casts: Simon Pegg, Tom Cruise, Ving Rhames, Alec Baldwin, America Olivo, Steven Gätjen, Zhang Jingchu, Simon McBurney, Sean Harris, Jeremy Renner, Tom Hollander, Wolfgang Stegemann, Martin Nelson, Peter Stark, Lasco Atkins, Alec Utgoff, Jens Hultén, Femi Ogunbanjo, Mingus Johnston, Sean Cronin, Rachel Handshaw, Rebecca Ferguson, Adam Ganne, Jorge Leon Martinez, Amra Mallassi, Hermione Corfield, Mateo Rufino, Fernando Abadie, Nigel Barber, William Roberts, Patrick Poletti, Martin Cochrane, David Peart, Barnabás Réti, Ash Merat, James Weber Brown, Robert Maaser, Eva-Marie Becker, Jesus Alvarez, James Cleverton, James McOran Campbell, Tom Lowe, Nicholas Sharratt, Nicholas Lupu, Stella Stocker, Martin Bermoser, Benjamin Plautz, Nina Hartmann, Daniela Nitsch, Carola Niederhuber, Tim Breyvogel, Laurence Rupp, Wolfgang Cerny, Rupert Wickham, Judith Bogner, Ulli Ackermann, Saif Al-Warith, Robert Luckay, Tarrick Benham, Tyler Fayose, Julian Moore Crook, Emilio Aniba, Volkan Ay, Hadrian Howard, Walles Hamonde, Shamir Dawood, Sagar Radia, Yasen Atour, Noor Dillan-Night, Osy Ikhile, Nigel Allen, Georgina Redhead, Bruce Lawrence, Katie Pattinson, Jessica Williams, Alana Maria
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(23 votes, average: 4.52 out of 5)
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(23 votes, average: 4.52 out of 5)Loading...Reviews
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Hitfix -
I would argue that this may be the funniest of the films overall, and with Robert Elswit shooting it, it's absolutely gorgeous, with crisp, clean action choreography that you can actually see.
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Variety -
At once questioning and reaffirming the pleasures of cinematic espionage, this is the rare sequel that leaves its franchise feeling not exhausted but surprisingly resurgent at 19 years and counting.
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The Hollywood Reporter -
The formula of ingredients is familiar and time-tested, to be sure, but some cocktails go down much better than others and McQuarrie and company have gotten theirs just right here.
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Screen International -
The action scenes are predictably magnificent, and an excellent supporting turn from fetching new cast member Rebecca Ferguson helps make this a sexy, propulsive, top-notch thriller.
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TheWrap -
Mission: Impossible - Rogue Nation never pretends to be anything but a solidly entertaining collection of fighting, chasing, driving, falling and going-to-the-place-and-getting-the-thing. But at that level, it delivers completely. Choose to accept it.
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Mission: Impossible – Rogue Nation (2015)
Ethan and team take on their most impossible mission yet, eradicating the Syndicate - an International rogue organization as highly skilled as they are, committed to destroying the IMF.
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Mission: Impossible – Rogue Nation (2015)
(23 votes, average: 4.52 out of 5)Loading...
Information
Released Year: 2015
Runtime: 131 minutes
Directors: Christopher McQuarrie
Casts: Simon Pegg, Tom Cruise, Ving Rhames, Alec Baldwin, America Olivo, Steven Gätjen, Zhang Jingchu, Simon McBurney, Sean Harris, Jeremy Renner, Tom Hollander, Wolfgang Stegemann, Martin Nelson, Peter Stark, Lasco Atkins, Alec Utgoff, Jens Hultén, Femi Ogunbanjo, Mingus Johnston, Sean Cronin, Rachel Handshaw, Rebecca Ferguson, Adam Ganne, Jorge Leon Martinez, Amra Mallassi, Hermione Corfield, Mateo Rufino, Fernando Abadie, Nigel Barber, William Roberts, Patrick Poletti, Martin Cochrane, David Peart, Barnabás Réti, Ash Merat, James Weber Brown, Robert Maaser, Eva-Marie Becker, Jesus Alvarez, James Cleverton, James McOran Campbell, Tom Lowe, Nicholas Sharratt, Nicholas Lupu, Stella Stocker, Martin Bermoser, Benjamin Plautz, Nina Hartmann, Daniela Nitsch, Carola Niederhuber, Tim Breyvogel, Laurence Rupp, Wolfgang Cerny, Rupert Wickham, Judith Bogner, Ulli Ackermann, Saif Al-Warith, Robert Luckay, Tarrick Benham, Tyler Fayose, Julian Moore Crook, Emilio Aniba, Volkan Ay, Hadrian Howard, Walles Hamonde, Shamir Dawood, Sagar Radia, Yasen Atour, Noor Dillan-Night, Osy Ikhile, Nigel Allen, Georgina Redhead, Bruce Lawrence, Katie Pattinson, Jessica Williams, Alana Maria
Storyline
Ethan and team take on their most impossible mission yet, eradicating the Syndicate - an International rogue organization as highly skilled as they are, committed to destroying the IMF.
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Reviews
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Hitfix -
I would argue that this may be the funniest of the films overall, and with Robert Elswit shooting it, it's absolutely gorgeous, with crisp, clean action choreography that you can actually see.
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Variety -
At once questioning and reaffirming the pleasures of cinematic espionage, this is the rare sequel that leaves its franchise feeling not exhausted but surprisingly resurgent at 19 years and counting.
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The Hollywood Reporter -
The formula of ingredients is familiar and time-tested, to be sure, but some cocktails go down much better than others and McQuarrie and company have gotten theirs just right here.
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Screen International -
The action scenes are predictably magnificent, and an excellent supporting turn from fetching new cast member Rebecca Ferguson helps make this a sexy, propulsive, top-notch thriller.
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TheWrap -
Mission: Impossible - Rogue Nation never pretends to be anything but a solidly entertaining collection of fighting, chasing, driving, falling and going-to-the-place-and-getting-the-thing. But at that level, it delivers completely. Choose to accept it.
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