Mission: Impossible - Every Movie In Chronological Order
The Mission: Impossible movie franchise debuted in 1996 and has received five sequels thus far; here's the franchise's chronological order.
The fifth film in the franchise, Mission: Impossible - Rogue Nation, is an action-thriller film that takes place after the events of Ghost Protocol and continues following former IMF agent Ethan Hunt and his crew. With the IMF disbanded and the crew now rogue agents, they decide to take the fight to the terrorist organization known as the Syndicate. This opposing rogue operation has recruited other agents worldwide to engage in black-ops terrorist actions, and Ethan's crew intends to shut them down.
The Mission: Impossible movie franchise debuted in 1996 and has received five sequels thus far; here's the franchise's chronological order.
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One of Mission Impossible: Ghost Protocol's biggest twists revolves around Julia Meade's staged death and the circumstances of this mission
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Tom Cruise has been the driving force behind Mission: Impossible - but would the movie franchise still be the same if Jeremy Renner had replaced him?
Every Mission: Impossible movie is a wildly entertaining spy thriller, but some of the franchise's entries hold up to more revisits than others.
Between title debates, crew concerns about the director, and spontaneous flights to Morocco, the production was almost as frenetic as the movie.
Jeremy Renner was once set to take over the Mission: Impossible series from Tom Cruise, but would the movies still be as popular had this happened?
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Tom Cruise's wild Mission: Impossible BTS stories not only highlight his appetite for stuntwork but also explain why the franchise is so great.
Simon Pegg shares a wild story of co-star Tom Cruise flexing his movie star power on the set of 2011's Mission: Impossible - Ghost Protocol.
Whether these films set a trend or still look better than movies released in 2022, they're landmarks in the genre for many different reasons.
The franchise's highly-skilled IMF agents were first introduced in 1996, but how many have been killed across all the Mission: Impossible movies?
At some point, the Mission: Impossible franchise evolved from spy stories to movies with a heavy emphasis on stunts. Why did it change and when?
After M:I:III, the Mission Impossible franchise stopped titling each film numerically, and there’s a chance it was all because of James Bond.
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