Michel & Michel accept their mission: to decipher all the false connections, blunders and errors of the third adventure of Tom Cruise / Ethan Hunt…
In Mission: Impossible III, there’s the best villain in the franchise (Philip Seymour Hoffman), a new director (JJ Abrams), a mysterious “rabbit’s foot”… and many mistakes! It was enough to convince Michel & Michel to return for a “Mission: False Fitting” alongside Tom Cruise.
On the occasion of the release of Mission: Impossible Dead Reckoning part 1 on July 12, the technical specialists of AlloCiné therefore plunged into the archives of the MIF and analyzed the third mission of Ethan Hunt. The opportunity to unearth, among other things, a very strange equation, a spelling problem in the character of Luther Stickell (Ving Rhames) or right-left coordination problems in our intrepid hero. Other surprises await you in the video above!
Released in 2006, Mission: Impossible III is the first feature film by JJ Abrams for the cinema. The creator of Alias and Lost, future director of Star Trek, Super 8 and Star Wars 7, succeeds behind the camera to Brian de Palma and John Woo, and confronts Ethan Hunt with a perilous new mission facing a formidable adversary, the ruthless Owen Davian.
Surrounded by his guardian angel Luther and a new team (Billy Crudup, Michelle Monaghan, Jonathan Rhys-Meyers, Keri Russell, Maggie Q and especially Simon Pegg, introduced in this episode), Tom Cruise is once again at the center of spectacular sequences, between a muscular exfiltration, a dizzying infiltration, an explosive attack on a bridge or a grueling final fight.
Smallest success of the saga in France (1,918,786 admissions) and in the world (just under 400 million dollars), Mission: Impossible III deserves to be rediscovered. For his villain. For its efficiency. And for its false connections, therefore!