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Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning

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Closes out Ethan Hunt's story

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  • Main story7 of 7
  • Chronological8 of 8
  • Everything10 of 10

Rating

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Quick recap

Two months later, the Entity is taking over the world's nuclear arsenals. President Erika Sloane asks Ethan to hand over the key, but he decides to destroy the AI. Luther, now ill, has built the Poison Pill, a program that can trap the Entity but needs the Podkova module, locked inside the Sevastopol at the bottom of the Bering Sea. Gabriel steals the Pill, and Luther dies containing a bomb. Grace, Benji, Paris and Degas find William Donloe, who knows where the sub went down. Ethan dives to the wreck and barely survives the way back. At a bunker in South Africa, Benji is shot but keeps going. In a biplane duel, Ethan gets the Pill back, Gabriel dies, and Grace traps the Entity. The team says goodbye in Trafalgar Square.

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Post-credits scenes

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5 easter eggs

Hidden details

  1. ReferenceDonloe, almost 30 years later

    Rolf Saxon returns as William Donloe, the CIA analyst from the 1996 film. He was exiled to an island in the Bering Sea after Ethan's Langley break-in.

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  2. ReferenceThe Rabbit's Foot, at last

    The Podkova module was developed from the Rabbit's Foot, the mystery object from Mission: Impossible III.

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  3. ReferenceJim Phelps's son

    Agent Briggs, who arrests Ethan, is the son of Jim Phelps, the mentor who betrayed the team in the first film.

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  4. Behind the scenesThe invisible biplane pilot

    Cruise held on to the wings of an open-cockpit biplane flying upside down. The pilot wore a greenscreen suit so he could be digitally removed.

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  5. Behind the scenesA burning parachute record

    During filming, Cruise set a Guinness World Record for the most burning parachute jumps by an individual: 16.

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