Although it is true that Ethan Hunt survives the events of the eighth "Mission: Impossible", it is not due to lack of damage. As in the previous film, Ethan's key mission in this record is to face and hope to destroy the entity, enigmatic and seemingly almighty that is in the process of controlling the nuclear arsenal of all major countries in the world. There is, as usual, jumping clock; Ethan has three days to halt the subject in front of the President of the United States (Angela Bassett, repressing her role from the "Mission: Impossible-Polish") threatens to dismiss a preventive strike against other countries in the hope of preventing the subject further. And, as usual, there are stunts that define Ethan's death to help achieve his mission. Although marketing leans strongly on the biliary sequence that serves as a piece of film climax, the most dangerous trick seems to appear at the midfield, as Ethan goes hundreds of meters below the ocean surface to regain the source code of the entity, buried deep in the long -term Russian submarine. That prolonged sequence, which takes place in relative silence, pushes Etan to the edge until it is to be revived in length by the pickup Grace (Haley Atwell).

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But there, and in the end after Ethan successfully linked the subject to a "poisonous pill" to help destroy his internal mechanism, Ethan manages to avoid the spectrum of death. It is probably not the first time we, as an audience, wondered if this was Ethan Hunt's last impossible mission. It is revived by the edge of death in "Mission: III impossible, and it is just barely prevented nuclear apocalypse in the aforementioned entry in 2018," Mission: Impossible - Outputs ". (In a smaller scale, he did the same at the end of the "Mission: An impossible-Protocol for Ghosts", where a good timely disarmament of a nuclear bomb avoided a disaster in San Francisco.) And yet Ethan continues to kick, often with a slightly reconfigured version of his IMF team. In this regard, this "final" film is no different, with Ethan being last considered in London, giving Benji heavy nodes (Simon Peg), Grace, Paris (Pom Climenf) and Degas (Greg Tarzan Davis). If there is a ninth film, these would no doubt be his colleagues, which follows next.

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But what can Come next to Ethan Hunt, it's not seen before? No doubt, the stunts in this film are crazy and stunning and frightening, in equal measure. But this film, perhaps, according to the entity itself, seems to be aware enough not only to call previous films deliberately through dialogue and conspiracy, but also through those stunts. (There were so many dangerous stunts in the franchise we are He ranked them here.) Ethan had to do something incredibly crazy underwater happened quite unforgettable in the sequence of action sequences in "Mission: Impossible - Hostile Nation" and "Mission: Impossible - Fallen" Climax with a crazy action sequence in which Ethan climbed to one helicopter. Stims here do not feel like lazy re -read, but similarities are impossible to ignore. Ethan Hunt may not die here, but maybe this should Be the end of the series "Mission: Impossible".