First of all, Ghost Protocol is my favorite Mission: Impossible movie. This fourth film in the franchise marked a turning point and began the era of M:I we know and love today. This also meant the promotion of Simon Pegg’s Benji, and that, mixed with the film’s spy tech, is where the brilliant humor comes in.

Impossible movies in order. (With that said, this list will self-destruct in five seconds...) Murray Close The first of the franchise's many iconic setpieces The first Mission: Impossible movie took Peter Graves’ role in the original TV series — Jim Phelps,

Impossible” has supplied moviegoers with the most consistent and thrilling spy-themed adventures of any Hollywood franchise outside of the James Bond films. For the first entry, David Koepp and Robert Towne adapted the 1966 television show of the same name for the big screen with a screenplay that,

Impossible, it's being offered the chance to perform their own stunts. For Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning, Tom Cruise went above and beyond his own exceedingly high standards to deliver some nail-biting aerial and underwater sequences for his long-time role as IMF agent Ethan Hunt.

Impossible movies have very little in common with the DCEU, but Tom Cruise's spy franchise may have led to the other's death.