Misión: Imposible - The Final Reckoning
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Generalmente Desfavorable
6.8
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Descripción
Ethan Hunt y su equipo continúan en su implacable búsqueda de la entidad, una inteligencia artificial escalofriante que se ha tejido insidiosamente en la tela de las redes de inteligencia globales.Con los gobiernos del mundo calientes en los talones, junto con un espectro críptico del pasado sombreado de Hunt, las apuestas nunca han sido más altas.Mientras avanza, reforzado por aliados nuevos y empuñando las herramientas para silenciar a la entidad de una vez por todas, Ethan se encuentra en una carrera desesperada contra el tiempo.El destino del mundo tal como lo conocemos cuelga precariamente en el equilibrio, y con cada momento que pasa, la posibilidad de un cambio irreversible se acerca cada vez más.En esta misión de alto riesgo, Hunt debe enfrentar no solo las amenazas externas sino también los fantasmas de su propia historia, probando su resolución y coraje para sus límites.
Reparto Principal
Tom Cruise
Ethan Hunt
Hayley Atwell
Grace
Ving Rhames
Luther Stickell
Simon Pegg
Benji Dunn
Esai Morales
Gabriel
Pom Klementieff
Paris
Henry Czerny
Kittridge
Holt McCallany
Serling
Janet McTeer
Walters
Reseñas Recientes
amarendra
The best thing about Mission Impossible films is you watched one - you watched all; and you watched all - you watched one. It's a typical mindless mild entertainment Mission Impossible film - that is all there to this film. Nothing else, nothing more, nothing less. PS. Oh and there's no story in it worth writing home about, at all!
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0Manuel São Bento
FULL SPOILER-FREE REVIEW @ https://www.firstshowing.net/2025/review-mi-final-reckoning-emotional-ambitious-conclusion/ "Mission: Impossible - The Final Reckoning may not be the best film in the franchise, but it's certainly a worthy, emotionally satisfying farewell. Despite some pacing issues and an overreliance on exposition, Christopher McQuarrie and Tom Cruise triumph through their audiovisual spectacle, thematic strength, and unwavering commitment to the saga's legacy. If this truly is the end, then what a beautiful, heartfelt goodbye it is. Thank you, Ethan Hunt. And thank you to...
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Brent Marchant
Whenever a film playing in theaters is introduced by one of the members of the picture’s creative team, it’s a safe bet that it doesn’t live up to its pre-release hype. (Indeed, in all the years I’ve watched movies theatrically, that’s been the case every time with just two exceptions.) And, regrettably, that’s very much the case in this final installment in this long-running franchise. To put it simply, “Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning” is an offering with a lot of problems, the biggest of which being the decision to split the story into two parts in the first place. As it stands, th...
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CinemaSerf
It might have been a good idea for Tom Cruise to have re-released the first part of this career retrospective a few weeks ago so we could be reminded of just what was in the submarine perched precariously on a subterranean ridge in the Arctic - because I had totally forgotten what happened last time around. Quickly, though, we are reminded that the entity (anyone see the “Forbin Project” from 1970?) is bent on seizing control of the world’s nuclear arsenals and using them to start a process of mutually assured destruction that will eradicate all life on Earth. Luckily “Ethan” (Cruise) has the m...
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JPV852
Solid entry (final?) of the franchise and while not the strongest in terms of plot (has the same issue that I had with Dead Reckoning), the stunt work (most notably the submarine and airplane sequences) were top notch. Probably wasn't in the budget but would've loved to had cameos of past IMF members. Oh, and the twist of one of the characters seemed a bit of a stretch and probably not what they had in mind when writing/filming MI:DR. 3.75/5 I do wonder given the box office for this and MI:DR wasn't exactly stellar, at least not reaching the heights of previous entries, if they may try g...
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r96sk
'Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning' is up there for being the most I've enjoyed a M:I movie, it's certainly in the top four anyway. It probably is a touch overlong, though I can't say I ever felt bored through the 2hrs 50mins. It's packed with action, so no surprise. Tom Cruise is, as we've seen across the prior seven installments, excellent in the role of Ethan Hunt. Those with him here are very good, but there's no doubt Cruise is the glue. Speaking of the rest, Ving Rhames gets a nice arc, while Hannah Waddingham and Tramell Tillman have good bits. It was never* one of...
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