In Mission: Impossible – Fallout, Ethan Hunt (Tom Cruise) returns to face a mission that’s more dangerous than ever. After a mission to recover stolen plutonium goes terribly wrong, Hunt and his trusted team—Luther (Ving Rhames) and Benji (Simon Pegg)—are thrust into a race against time to prevent a nuclear catastrophe. As the CIA, led by Agent August Walker (Henry Cavill), questions their loyalties and capabilities, tensions rise within the group.

Their journey takes them around the globe, from the streets of Paris to the iconic landmarks of London, and the breathtaking mountains of Kashmir. Along the way, Hunt must confront a familiar adversary: Solomon Lane (Sean Harris), the ruthless leader of The Apostles, a rogue terrorist organization bent on plunging the world into chaos.

In addition to battling Lane’s schemes, Hunt faces betrayal and moral dilemmas, forcing him to make tough choices that push his commitment to the mission to its limits.

The film delivers heart-stopping action, with death-defying stunts including a high-altitude skydive, an exhilarating helicopter chase, and a brutal brawl in a Parisian bathroom. Cruise’s fearless commitment to performing many of his own stunts adds a raw, authentic thrill to every sequence, keeping the audience on the edge of their seats.

At its heart, Mission: Impossible – Fallout delves into themes of sacrifice, trust, and the toll that constantly saving the world takes on its hero. Hunt isn’t just fighting for the mission’s success; he’s navigating the personal costs of his choices. This installment transcends the action genre, offering a compelling narrative about endurance, integrity, and the burdens of heroism under pressure.