Ethan Hunt faces another phase of an impossible mission as 'Mission: Impossible: Rogue Nation' is around the corner to rock the box office. Mission's fifth installment is directed by Christopher McQuarrie, who has directed Cruise-led 'Jack Reacher' and 'The Way of the Gun.' McQuarrie isn't unfamiliar with Tom Cruise, as he had already worked with him several times.
Sure-fire amazing stunts are going to excite fans of the upcoming sequel of the MI franchise. But what else can we expect from the upcoming installment? Perhaps a death of a major character?
The much-awaited Mission: Impossible sequel takes on a whole different level for Ethan and his team, as they take on the most impossible mission yet. The action-packed bunch must eliminate the ferociously skilled Syndicate, an International rogue organization eyeing to destroy the IMF, reports IMDb.
Amidst the heart-stopping effects and stunts Mission: Impossible 5 has to offer, different rumors about the film and the sequel circle around.
Cinema Blend reports that Jeremy Renner might be the next Mission: Impossible lead. Renner, who belongs to Marvel's Universe, allegedly signed a three-picture deal to play Brandt in the Mission series and could be a partner in crime for Ethan Hunt. A good display of team up with Cruise in the previous MI movie could signify a possibility for Renner to become the next Mission: Impossible main man.
Just when you thought you already witnessed the most heart-stopping MI: Rogue Nation stunt showing Ethan Hunt hanging off of the side of a plane taking off, think again. That was only a scratch of the surface of impossible for the protagonist. Mission: Impossible this time reveals death for Hunt, but in the quickest way. Tom Cruise apparently spends much intense time underwater, which leads to having to kill Ethan Hunt's character for a while, reports Cinema Blend. Rest assured for fans, Ethan Hunt will have to finish his mission before having to perish.
Could this be the end of Impossible Mission Force? Watch out in theaters this July 31.
