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07-20-2023, 07:21 PM
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Ranking every Mission: Impossible film - from Brian De Palma's original to Dead Reckoning Part One.
BY AIDAN WHATMAN
JULY 20TH, 2023
For almost three decades, the Mission: Impossible franchise has been one of the most exciting film series around, constantly pushing the boundaries of its world-saving drama with death-defying stunts, moralistic heroes, and shadowy antagonists intent on enacting their evil plans. The newest entry, Mission: Impossible - Dead Reckoning Part One, has now released, so now seems like as perfect a time as any to go back and rank the Mission: Impossible series from worst to best.
Starring Tom Cruise as the elusive, tireless secret agent Ethan Hunt alongside a host of A-listers - including Ving Rhames, Simon Pegg and Rebecca Ferguson as his most recurring allies - Mission: Impossible came from humble beginnings, a remake of the mostly forgotten but iconic (that theme song!) TV show of the same name.
Shifting in scope and scale over the years, Tom Cruise and the franchise's directors, including Christopher McQuarrie, J.J. Abrams and Brian De Palma, have made sure to make it a remarkable exercise in stunts and action-heavy set pieces, but also a deceptively compelling tale of one man's desire to save the world at any cost.
Currently entering the final era of its long run with a potential finale (though Cruise and current mastermind McQuarrie aren't counting out more sequels (https://www.cinemablend.com/movies/mission-impossible-9-tom-cruise-just-made-a-comment-about-harrison-ford-that-makes-it-seem-possible)), the Mission: Impossible films (https://www.denofgeek.com/movies/mission-impossible-movies-ranked-from-worst-to-best/) have all been excellent, to varying degrees. It's a difficult task to accomplish, but here are all seven Mission: Impossible films ranked worst to best.
Be warned, though: This article will self-destruct.
Ranking every Mission: Impossible film - from Brian De Palma's original to Dead Reckoning Part One.
BY AIDAN WHATMAN
JULY 20TH, 2023
For almost three decades, the Mission: Impossible franchise has been one of the most exciting film series around, constantly pushing the boundaries of its world-saving drama with death-defying stunts, moralistic heroes, and shadowy antagonists intent on enacting their evil plans. The newest entry, Mission: Impossible - Dead Reckoning Part One, has now released, so now seems like as perfect a time as any to go back and rank the Mission: Impossible series from worst to best.
Starring Tom Cruise as the elusive, tireless secret agent Ethan Hunt alongside a host of A-listers - including Ving Rhames, Simon Pegg and Rebecca Ferguson as his most recurring allies - Mission: Impossible came from humble beginnings, a remake of the mostly forgotten but iconic (that theme song!) TV show of the same name.
Shifting in scope and scale over the years, Tom Cruise and the franchise's directors, including Christopher McQuarrie, J.J. Abrams and Brian De Palma, have made sure to make it a remarkable exercise in stunts and action-heavy set pieces, but also a deceptively compelling tale of one man's desire to save the world at any cost.
Currently entering the final era of its long run with a potential finale (though Cruise and current mastermind McQuarrie aren't counting out more sequels (https://www.cinemablend.com/movies/mission-impossible-9-tom-cruise-just-made-a-comment-about-harrison-ford-that-makes-it-seem-possible)), the Mission: Impossible films (https://www.denofgeek.com/movies/mission-impossible-movies-ranked-from-worst-to-best/) have all been excellent, to varying degrees. It's a difficult task to accomplish, but here are all seven Mission: Impossible films ranked worst to best.
Be warned, though: This article will self-destruct.