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** Aerial fuel Fuel isn't pure water, where you get doused in it and you will only end up wet, but also a strong oxidiser. [[spoiler:August Walker is shot in half of his face by aerial fuel from a burst helicopter fuel pipe, and it's excruciatingly painful, chemically burning him]].
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** Aerial fuel Fuel isn't pure water, where like water (where you get doused in it and you will only end up wet, but also wet); it's a strong oxidiser. oxidiser and very caustic. [[spoiler:August Walker is shot in has half of his face splashed by aerial fuel from a burst helicopter fuel pipe, and it's excruciatingly painful, chemically burning him]].
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* ThatWasntARequest: When Hunt's credibility gets undermined by accusations about him being John Lark, Hunley tells him to terminate the mission. Hunt declines upon which Hunley drops this line.
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* ThatWasntARequest: When Hunt's credibility gets undermined by accusations about him being John Lark, Hunley tells him to terminate the mission. Hunt declines upon which declines, thus Hunley drops this line.
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* ThisIsGonnaSuck: Ilsa's poker faced "OK" once the final plan is summed up -- [[spoiler:the nuclear detonation can be stopped, [[YouCantThwartStageOne but the bombs need to start in the first place]].]]
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* ThisIsGonnaSuck: Ilsa's poker faced poker-faced "OK" once the final plan is summed up -- [[spoiler:the nuclear detonation can be stopped, [[YouCantThwartStageOne but the bombs need to start in the first place]].]]
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The film was released in the USA on July 27, 2018. Unrelated to the ''VideoGame/{{Fallout}}'' video games.
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The film was released in the USA on July 27, 2018. Unrelated [[JustForFun/IThoughtThatWas Not related to the the]] ''VideoGame/{{Fallout}}'' [[VideoGame/{{Fallout}} video games.
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* RealityEnsues:
** Even with Lane captured, there are still many members of the Syndicate still at large; the remaining members formed another terrorist group called the Apostles, which is as dangerous as when Lane was in charge.[[note]]To be fair, it's shown later in the movie that the Apostles still consider Lane their leader and follow his direction; that's the whole significance of naming your group 'Apostles'.[[/note]] Just removing the leader of a terrorist organization doesn't make the organization itself disappear.
** A HALO jump is dangerous enough as it is. It's an even more terrible idea to jump straight into a storm cloud crackling with lightning. [[spoiler:Walker cockily does exactly that (''after disconnecting Hunt's oxygen!'') and almost instantly gets stunned by a lightning strike, nearly dooming him and Ethan who has to save his ass.]]
** Walker cracks "John Lark" over the head with the mask-creating device which knocks him out, but also breaks the screen and makes it completely useless. "Lark" also regains consciousness shortly afterwards as knocking someone out with blunt force only works for a brief period.
** [[PlayedForLaughs In a more lighthearted example]], restrooms (especially those near a party) are not a private space where Ethan and his target can be isolated indefinitely. Several times during the apprehension of "John Lark", Ethan is bothered by unrelated civilians who come and go and risk ruining the mission by discovering the mess they've made. He is notably pestered by a group of drunks who can see their feet under the stalls doors, and assume than Ethan is having an orgy with Walker and Lark.
** "John Lark" learns that it doesn't matter what an unstoppable martial arts badass you are. A bullet to the head will still put you down as easily as it will anyone else.
** Two within the face of a few seconds during the Paris chase scene. Walker and Hunt try to escape the cops by driving their armored truck through a ''very'' narrow alleyway. Naturally, it gets stuck soon enough, and when they climb out to switch to motorcycles, Ethan's bike doesn't start instantly but instead takes a few seconds to start up, which nearly gets him shot by the cops.
** Even with Atlee out of the picture, UsefulNotes/MI6 still wouldn't bring Ilsa Faust in because she failed to capture or kill Solomon Lane, who was turned over to the IMF at the end of the last film. Her going deep undercover and participating in many of Lane's acts of terrorism means she is also a wanted woman as well, leaving her no choice but to go on the run for two straight years until she either manages to kill Lane or bring him back to the British government by herself.
** Hunley [[spoiler:vs. August Walker. Not only is Hunley a somewhat pudgy bureaucrat and Walker a hulking CIA agent with a reputation for brutality, Hunley was well aware of what kind of dude Walker was before deciding to take him on in single hand-to-hand combat. Walker basically guts him, leaving him just alive enough to kick Hunt's ass into high gear before dying.]]
** Julia [[spoiler: has spent close to a decade undercover, away from Ethan; it's understandable that she would find new love and remarry.]]
** The massive [[{{BFG}} machine gun]] that Walker uses while shooting at [[spoiler: Ethan]]'s helicopter is ''not'' a precision weapon. Shooting from a moving helicopter at ''another'' moving helicopter, at high speeds and poor angles for aiming means that he's unable to get more than a few glancing hits on his target, and it quickly runs out of ammo a few minutes later anyway.
** You cannot just shoot out the locks on locked boxes if you don't know the contents inside them. There might be flammable, explosive materials, [[spoiler:or in this case, ''a nuclear bomb'']] inside them which will result in an explosion if the bullet or the shrapnel hit them.
** Fuel isn't pure water, where you get doused in it and you will only end up wet. [[spoiler:August Walker is shot in half of his face by aerial fuel from a burst helicopter fuel pipe, and it's excruciatingly painful, chemically burning him]].
** Even with Lane captured, there are still many members of the Syndicate still at large; the remaining members formed another terrorist group called the Apostles, which is as dangerous as when Lane was in charge.[[note]]To be fair, it's shown later in the movie that the Apostles still consider Lane their leader and follow his direction; that's the whole significance of naming your group 'Apostles'.[[/note]] Just removing the leader of a terrorist organization doesn't make the organization itself disappear.
** A HALO jump is dangerous enough as it is. It's an even more terrible idea to jump straight into a storm cloud crackling with lightning. [[spoiler:Walker cockily does exactly that (''after disconnecting Hunt's oxygen!'') and almost instantly gets stunned by a lightning strike, nearly dooming him and Ethan who has to save his ass.]]
** Walker cracks "John Lark" over the head with the mask-creating device which knocks him out, but also breaks the screen and makes it completely useless. "Lark" also regains consciousness shortly afterwards as knocking someone out with blunt force only works for a brief period.
** [[PlayedForLaughs In a more lighthearted example]], restrooms (especially those near a party) are not a private space where Ethan and his target can be isolated indefinitely. Several times during the apprehension of "John Lark", Ethan is bothered by unrelated civilians who come and go and risk ruining the mission by discovering the mess they've made. He is notably pestered by a group of drunks who can see their feet under the stalls doors, and assume than Ethan is having an orgy with Walker and Lark.
** "John Lark" learns that it doesn't matter what an unstoppable martial arts badass you are. A bullet to the head will still put you down as easily as it will anyone else.
** Two within the face of a few seconds during the Paris chase scene. Walker and Hunt try to escape the cops by driving their armored truck through a ''very'' narrow alleyway. Naturally, it gets stuck soon enough, and when they climb out to switch to motorcycles, Ethan's bike doesn't start instantly but instead takes a few seconds to start up, which nearly gets him shot by the cops.
** Even with Atlee out of the picture, UsefulNotes/MI6 still wouldn't bring Ilsa Faust in because she failed to capture or kill Solomon Lane, who was turned over to the IMF at the end of the last film. Her going deep undercover and participating in many of Lane's acts of terrorism means she is also a wanted woman as well, leaving her no choice but to go on the run for two straight years until she either manages to kill Lane or bring him back to the British government by herself.
** Hunley [[spoiler:vs. August Walker. Not only is Hunley a somewhat pudgy bureaucrat and Walker a hulking CIA agent with a reputation for brutality, Hunley was well aware of what kind of dude Walker was before deciding to take him on in single hand-to-hand combat. Walker basically guts him, leaving him just alive enough to kick Hunt's ass into high gear before dying.]]
** Julia [[spoiler: has spent close to a decade undercover, away from Ethan; it's understandable that she would find new love and remarry.]]
** The massive [[{{BFG}} machine gun]] that Walker uses while shooting at [[spoiler: Ethan]]'s helicopter is ''not'' a precision weapon. Shooting from a moving helicopter at ''another'' moving helicopter, at high speeds and poor angles for aiming means that he's unable to get more than a few glancing hits on his target, and it quickly runs out of ammo a few minutes later anyway.
** You cannot just shoot out the locks on locked boxes if you don't know the contents inside them. There might be flammable, explosive materials, [[spoiler:or in this case, ''a nuclear bomb'']] inside them which will result in an explosion if the bullet or the shrapnel hit them.
** Fuel isn't pure water, where you get doused in it and you will only end up wet. [[spoiler:August Walker is shot in half of his face by aerial fuel from a burst helicopter fuel pipe, and it's excruciatingly painful, chemically burning him]].
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** Even with Lane captured, there are still many members of the Syndicate still at large; the remaining members formed another terrorist group called the Apostles, which is as dangerous as when Lane was in charge.[[note]]To be fair, it's shown later in the movie that the Apostles still consider Lane their leader and follow his direction; that's the whole significance of naming your group 'Apostles'.[[/note]] Just removing the leader of a terrorist organization doesn't make the organization itself disappear.
** A HALO jump is dangerous enough as it is. It's an even more terrible idea to jump straight into a storm cloud crackling with lightning. [[spoiler:Walker cockily does exactly that (''after disconnecting Hunt's oxygen!'') and almost instantly gets stunned by a lightning strike, nearly dooming him and Ethan who has to save his ass.]]
** Walker cracks "John Lark" over the head with the mask-creating device which knocks him out, but also breaks the screen and makes it completely useless. "Lark" also regains consciousness shortly afterwards as knocking someone out with blunt force only works for a brief period.
** [[PlayedForLaughs In a more lighthearted example]], restrooms (especially those near a party) are not a private space where Ethan and his target can be isolated indefinitely. Several times during the apprehension of "John Lark", Ethan is bothered by unrelated civilians who come and go and risk ruining the mission by discovering the mess they've made. He is notably pestered by a group of drunks who can see their feet under the stalls doors, and assume than Ethan is having an orgy with Walker and Lark.
** Walker and Hunt try to escape the Parisian cops by driving their armored truck through a ''very'' narrow alleyway. Naturally, it gets stuck soon enough, and when they climb out to switch to motorcycles, Ethan's bike doesn't start instantly either.
** Even with Atlee out of the picture, UsefulNotes/MI6 still wouldn't bring Ilsa Faust in because she failed to capture or kill Solomon Lane, who was turned over to the IMF at the end of the last film. Her going deep undercover and participating in many of Lane's acts of terrorism means she is also a wanted woman as well, leaving her no choice but to go on the run for two straight years until she either manages to kill Lane or bring him back to the British government by herself.
** Hunley [[spoiler:vs. August Walker. Not only is Hunley a somewhat pudgy bureaucrat and Walker a hulking CIA agent with a reputation for brutality, Hunley was well aware of what kind of dude Walker was before deciding to take him on in single hand-to-hand combat. Walker basically guts him, leaving him just alive enough to kick Hunt's ass into high gear before dying.]]
** Julia [[spoiler: has spent close to a decade undercover, away from Ethan; it's understandable that she would find new love and remarry.]]
** The massive [[{{BFG}} machine gun]] that Walker uses while shooting at [[spoiler: Ethan]]'s helicopter is ''not'' a precision weapon. Shooting from a moving helicopter at ''another'' moving helicopter, at high speeds and poor angles for aiming means that he's unable to get more than a few glancing hits on his target, and it quickly runs out of ammo a few minutes later anyway.
** You cannot just shoot out the locks on locked boxes if you don't know the contents inside them. There might be flammable, explosive materials, [[spoiler:or in this case, ''a nuclear bomb'']] inside them which will result in an explosion if the bullet or the shrapnel hit them.
** Aerial fuel Fuel isn't pure water, where you get doused in it and you will only end up wet, but also a strong oxidiser. [[spoiler:August Walker is shot in half of his face by aerial fuel from a burst helicopter fuel pipe, and it's excruciatingly painful, chemically burning him]].
** Even with Lane captured, there are still many members of the Syndicate still at large; the remaining members formed another terrorist group called the Apostles, which is as dangerous as when Lane was in charge.[[note]]To be fair, it's shown later in the movie that the Apostles still consider Lane their leader and follow his direction; that's the whole significance of naming your group 'Apostles'.[[/note]] Just removing the leader of a terrorist organization doesn't make the organization itself disappear.
** A HALO jump is dangerous enough as it is. It's an even more terrible idea to jump straight into a storm cloud crackling with lightning. [[spoiler:Walker cockily does exactly that (''after disconnecting Hunt's oxygen!'') and almost instantly gets stunned by a lightning strike, nearly dooming him and Ethan who has to save his ass.]]
** Walker cracks "John Lark" over the head with the mask-creating device which knocks him out, but also breaks the screen and makes it completely useless. "Lark" also regains consciousness shortly afterwards as knocking someone out with blunt force only works for a brief period.
** [[PlayedForLaughs In a more lighthearted example]], restrooms (especially those near a party) are not a private space where Ethan and his target can be isolated indefinitely. Several times during the apprehension of "John Lark", Ethan is bothered by unrelated civilians who come and go and risk ruining the mission by discovering the mess they've made. He is notably pestered by a group of drunks who can see their feet under the stalls doors, and assume than Ethan is having an orgy with Walker and Lark.
** Walker and Hunt try to escape the Parisian cops by driving their armored truck through a ''very'' narrow alleyway. Naturally, it gets stuck soon enough, and when they climb out to switch to motorcycles, Ethan's bike doesn't start instantly either.
** Even with Atlee out of the picture, UsefulNotes/MI6 still wouldn't bring Ilsa Faust in because she failed to capture or kill Solomon Lane, who was turned over to the IMF at the end of the last film. Her going deep undercover and participating in many of Lane's acts of terrorism means she is also a wanted woman as well, leaving her no choice but to go on the run for two straight years until she either manages to kill Lane or bring him back to the British government by herself.
** Hunley [[spoiler:vs. August Walker. Not only is Hunley a somewhat pudgy bureaucrat and Walker a hulking CIA agent with a reputation for brutality, Hunley was well aware of what kind of dude Walker was before deciding to take him on in single hand-to-hand combat. Walker basically guts him, leaving him just alive enough to kick Hunt's ass into high gear before dying.]]
** Julia [[spoiler: has spent close to a decade undercover, away from Ethan; it's understandable that she would find new love and remarry.]]
** The massive [[{{BFG}} machine gun]] that Walker uses while shooting at [[spoiler: Ethan]]'s helicopter is ''not'' a precision weapon. Shooting from a moving helicopter at ''another'' moving helicopter, at high speeds and poor angles for aiming means that he's unable to get more than a few glancing hits on his target, and it quickly runs out of ammo a few minutes later anyway.
** You cannot just shoot out the locks on locked boxes if you don't know the contents inside them. There might be flammable, explosive materials, [[spoiler:or in this case, ''a nuclear bomb'']] inside them which will result in an explosion if the bullet or the shrapnel hit them.
** Aerial fuel Fuel isn't pure water, where you get doused in it and you will only end up wet, but also a strong oxidiser. [[spoiler:August Walker is shot in half of his face by aerial fuel from a burst helicopter fuel pipe, and it's excruciatingly painful, chemically burning him]].
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In January 2019, it was announced that two sequels to this movie will be directed by Christopher [=McQuarrie=], filmed back-to-back for fall 2021 and fall 2022. Later that year, Rebecca Ferguson confirmed she would be returning for at least the first sequel. Due to the UsefulNotes/COVID19Pandemic hampering production, the back-to-back plans were cancelled to focus solely on ''Mission: Impossible 7''. The seventh film is set to release on May 27, 2022 and will be made available on Creator/ParamountPlus 45 days later.
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7''. The seventh film is set to release on May 27, 2022 and will be made available on Creator/ParamountPlus 45 days later.
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In January 2019, it was announced that two sequels to this movie will be directed by Christopher [=McQuarrie=], filmed back-to-back for fall 2021 and fall 2022. Later that year, Rebecca Ferguson confirmed she would be returning for at least the first sequel[[note]]with sequel. Due to the films being shot back-to-back, her return for UsefulNotes/COVID19Pandemic hampering production, the second sequel is likely (as she loves making these movies) but unconfirmed[[/note]].
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** The scene where Walker is trying to convince Director Sloane that Ethan is a rogue agent by listing all possible motivations that would justify the act is similar to how [[spoiler:Jim Phelps is trying to frame Kittridge as TheMole in the [[Film/MissionImpossible1996 first film]]. Both Walker and Phelps were using the same MistreatmentInducedBetrayal excuse to frame someone else as rogue agents, when in reality they were actually referring to their own experience and the reason behind them going rogue]]. Doubles as Foreshadowing.
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* TeethClenchedTeamwork: Ethan and Walker are only working together because they have to; Ethan finds Walker's brute-force methods to be crude and ineffective, while Walker disparages Ethan's methods as relying too heavily on luck. [[spoiler:As Lark, Walker has a similar, much more one-sided dynamic with Lane; he loathes Lane's insistence on making Ethan suffer, only putting up with it because he needs Lane's plutonium. Lane, for his part, doesn't care what Walker thinks one way or another.]]
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''Fallout'' is the first direct sequel in the series, following on from ''Rogue Nation''. Two years after the capture of Solomon Lane, the remnants of the Syndicate have reformed into a terrorist cell known as the Apostles. Now on the payroll of mysterious anarchist John Lark, the organization is set to acquire three plutonium cores. Ethan Hunt and his team (Pegg, Rhames) are sent to Berlin to intercept the deal, but the mission goes sideways and the Apostles escape with the payload. Now under the watch of CIA operative August Walker (Creator/HenryCavill), Ethan and his team race around the globe to recover the plutonium before it's too late.
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''Fallout'' is the first direct sequel in the series, following on from ''Rogue Nation''. Two years after the capture of Solomon Lane, the remnants of the Syndicate have reformed into a terrorist cell known as the Apostles. Now on the payroll of mysterious anarchist John Lark, the organization is set to acquire three plutonium cores. Ethan Hunt and his team (Pegg, Rhames) are sent to Berlin to intercept the deal, but the mission goes sideways and the Apostles escape with the payload. Now under the watch of of a handler, CIA operative August agent Walker (Creator/HenryCavill), Ethan and his team race around the globe to recover the plutonium before it's too late.
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''Fallout'' is a direct sequel to ''Rogue Nation''. Two years after the capture of Solomon Lane, the remnants of the Syndicate have reformed into a terrorist cell known as the Apostles. Now on the payroll of mysterious anarchist John Lark, the organization is set to acquire three plutonium cores. Ethan Hunt and his team (Pegg, Rhames) are sent to Berlin to intercept the deal, but the mission goes sideways and the Apostles escape with the payload. Now under the watch of CIA operative August Walker (Creator/HenryCavill), Ethan and his team race around the globe to recover the plutonium before it's too late.
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''Fallout'' is a the first direct sequel to in the series, following on from ''Rogue Nation''. Two years after the capture of Solomon Lane, the remnants of the Syndicate have reformed into a terrorist cell known as the Apostles. Now on the payroll of mysterious anarchist John Lark, the organization is set to acquire three plutonium cores. Ethan Hunt and his team (Pegg, Rhames) are sent to Berlin to intercept the deal, but the mission goes sideways and the Apostles escape with the payload. Now under the watch of CIA operative August Walker (Creator/HenryCavill), Ethan and his team race around the globe to recover the plutonium before it's too late.
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* SeriesContinuityError: Possibly. Julia was a nurse when she was introduced in the third film, but she states "I'm a doctor" in this one. That said, more than enough time has passed for her to have gone to medical school in the interim between her appearances.
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* SeriesContinuityError: Possibly. Julia was a nurse when she was introduced in the third film, but she states "I'm that she's a doctor" doctor in this one. That said, more than enough time has passed for her to have gone to medical school in the interim between her appearances.
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** A real TrustPassword would not consist solely of a famous quote, because anyone would who knew the quote could supply the countersign.
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** A TrustPassword would not consist a single quote, because anyone would who knew the quote could give the countersign.
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** A real TrustPassword would not consist solely of a single famous quote, because anyone would who knew the quote could give supply the countersign.
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* RuleOfDrama: Ethan stops the Land Rover well short of the helicopter just so he can run up and grab onto the rope as it's taking off, instead of driving right up to it.
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* RuleOfDrama: RuleOfDrama:
** A TrustPassword would not consist a single quote, because anyone would who knew the quote could give the countersign.
** Ethan stops the Land Rover well short of the helicopter just so he can run up and grab onto the rope as it's taking off, instead of driving right up to it.
** A TrustPassword would not consist a single quote, because anyone would who knew the quote could give the countersign.
** Ethan stops the Land Rover well short of the helicopter just so he can run up and grab onto the rope as it's taking off, instead of driving right up to it.
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** The [[WomanInWhite White Widow]], an arms dealer and Ethan's contact [[spoiler: is the daughter of Max, the information broker played by Vanessa Redgrave in the first film.]]
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** The [[WomanInWhite [[PersonWithTheClothing White Widow]], an arms dealer and Ethan's contact [[spoiler: is the daughter of Max, the information broker played by Vanessa Redgrave in the first film.]]
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** After the three cannisters of plutonium are stolen [[spoiler:Nathan is shown listening to news reports of nuclear devastation in Rome, Mecca and Jerusalem, but they turn out to be fake news broadcasts being used for a classic IMF con to make the bombmaker think his EvilPlan has succeeded.]]
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** After the three cannisters of plutonium are stolen [[spoiler:Nathan [[spoiler:Ethan is shown listening to news reports of nuclear devastation in Rome, Mecca and Jerusalem, but they turn out to be fake news broadcasts being used for a classic IMF con to make the bombmaker think his EvilPlan has succeeded.]]
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In January 2019, it was announced that two sequels to this movie will be directed by Christopher [=McQuarrie=], filmed back-to-back for the summers of fall 2021 and fall 2022. Later that year, Rebecca Ferguson confirmed she would be returning for at least the first sequel[[note]]with the films being shot back-to-back, her return for the second sequel is likely (as she loves making these movies) but unconfirmed[[/note]].
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* DissonantSerenity: While waiting for the black market dealer to turn up, Benji gets annoyed over Ethan's calm demeanor despite Ethan asserting that he's nervous as well, which he's clearly doing just to troll Benji.
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* CleanUpCrew: Walker calls for [[UnusualEuphemism Sanitation]] to remove the body of the Lark decoy from the men's room.
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* JammedSeatbelt: Ethan gets one after crashing his helicopter on a mountainside, leading to an OhCrap when he sees the other crashed helicopter (which he had just rammed with his own) rolling down the mountain towards him. As the impact knocks his own helicopter down a crevasse, the seatbelt comes in handy.
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* JammedSeatbelt: JammedSeatbelts: Ethan gets one after crashing his helicopter on a mountainside, leading to an OhCrap when he sees the other crashed helicopter (which he had just rammed with his own) rolling down the mountain towards him. As the impact knocks his own helicopter down a crevasse, the seatbelt comes in handy.
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* StrappedToABomb: Or in this case, BoundAndGagged in the same room as a bomb.
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* SavedByThePlatformBelow:
** Ethan tries to climb up the rope holding a net bag of medical supplies beneath a helicopter, but slips and falls, hitting the bag and apparently rolling off until a RevealShot shows he's managed to grab onto the net underneath.
** We see Ethan and Walker go off a cliff along with the crashed helicopter, then there's a RevealShot to show they're hanging on the helicopter's cargo cable which has hooked onto a ledge. Then the ledge starts to break under the weight...
** Ethan tries to climb up the rope holding a net bag of medical supplies beneath a helicopter, but slips and falls, hitting the bag and apparently rolling off until a RevealShot shows he's managed to grab onto the net underneath.
** We see Ethan and Walker go off a cliff along with the crashed helicopter, then there's a RevealShot to show they're hanging on the helicopter's cargo cable which has hooked onto a ledge. Then the ledge starts to break under the weight...
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* SavedByThePlatformBelow:
**SavedByThePlatformBelow: Ethan Hunt tries to climb up the rope cable holding a net bag of medical supplies beneath a flying helicopter, but slips and falls, hitting the bag and apparently rolling off until it. When the people flying the helicopter look down in puzzlement, they see nothing there. Then a RevealShot shows he's Ethan has managed to grab onto the net underneath.
** We seeunderneath. Later Ethan and Walker go crashes the helicopter which then rolls off a cliff along with the crashed helicopter, cliff. It's then there's a RevealShot to show they're hanging shown that Ethan is holding on the helicopter's above-mentioned cable whose cargo cable which hook has hooked onto a ledge. rock, supporting the helicopter. Then the ledge rock starts to break crack under the weight...weight...
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* BottomlessMagazines: Averted as the BigBad runs out of ammunition while shooting a squad automatic weapon at Ethan. Though that doesn't explain while he doesn't have another drum available.
* HisNameIs: Ilsa just has time to shout that Lane is "in a house..." before she's BoundAndGagged. This slows down Benji's rescue because he doesn't know which house (although it does tell him he's not in the field hospital, which is all tents and shipping containers.)
* JammedSeatbelt: Ethan gets one after crashing his helicopter on a mountainside, leading to an OhCrap when he sees the other crashed helicopter (which he had just rammed with his own) rolling down the mountain towards him. As the impact knocks his own helicopter down a crevasse, the seatbelt comes in handy.
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* NeedleInAStackOfNeedles: The bombs are hidden in a medical camp, where all the radiology equipment confuses the heroes' radiation detectors. [[spoiler:However, it's quickly subverted; Ilsa figures out that Lane wanted them to waste time searching through all the equipment thinking this trope is in effect, when the bombs are actually hidden elsewhere.]]
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* MrSmith: Lampshaded when the White Widow says that John Lark is at least better than John Doe.
* NeedleInAStackOfNeedles: The bombs are hidden in a medical camp, where all the radiology equipment confuses the heroes' radiation detectors. Benji finds himself having to search a tentful of such equipment, all in locked boxes. [[spoiler:However, it's quickly subverted; Ilsa figures out that Lane wanted them to waste time searching through all the equipment thinking this trope is in effect, when the bombs are actually hidden elsewhere.]]
* NeedleInAStackOfNeedles: The bombs are hidden in a medical camp, where all the radiology equipment confuses the heroes' radiation detectors. Benji finds himself having to search a tentful of such equipment, all in locked boxes. [[spoiler:However, it's quickly subverted; Ilsa figures out that Lane wanted them to waste time searching through all the equipment thinking this trope is in effect, when the bombs are actually hidden elsewhere.]]
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** Ethan makes a deal to buy the plutonium from Eastern European gangsters, then calls Luthor to bring the money. There's no answer. It doesn't take long for the gangsters to decide they are being cheated and start shooting.
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* RuleOfDrama: Ethan stops the Land Rover well short of the helicopter just so he can run up and grab onto the rope as it's taking off, instead of driving right up to it.
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* SavedByThePlatformBelow:
** Ethan tries to climb up the rope holding a net bag of medical supplies beneath a helicopter, but slips and falls, hitting the bag and apparently rolling off until a RevealShot shows he's managed to grab onto the net underneath.
** We see Ethan and Walker go off a cliff along with the crashed helicopter, then there's a RevealShot to show they're hanging on the helicopter's cargo cable which has hooked onto a ledge. Then the ledge starts to break under the weight...
** Ethan tries to climb up the rope holding a net bag of medical supplies beneath a helicopter, but slips and falls, hitting the bag and apparently rolling off until a RevealShot shows he's managed to grab onto the net underneath.
** We see Ethan and Walker go off a cliff along with the crashed helicopter, then there's a RevealShot to show they're hanging on the helicopter's cargo cable which has hooked onto a ledge. Then the ledge starts to break under the weight...
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** Ethan has an ImagineSpot where he's faced with the choice of shooting a French police officer to maintain his cover. He goes to a lot of trouble to avert this scenario, only to find himself in the same position through sheer bad luck.
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** Ethan has this reaction when he's inside of a damaged helicopter and sees the wreckage of ''another'' helicopter about to crash into him. He gives a literal "Oh shit!" when the passenger of the helicopter [[MoreDakka produces a light machine gun]] and starts shooting at him.
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** The team manage to spring Solomon Lane from his prison escort at great risk and despite the usual complications, [[spoiler:bundle him into a prepared escape vehicle, throw open the doors to the garage...and find an armed policewoman staring at them in astonishment.]]
** Ethan has this reaction when he's inside of a damaged helicopter and sees the wreckage of ''another'' helicopter about to crash into him.He Earlier he gives a literal "Oh shit!" when the passenger of the helicopter [[MoreDakka produces a light machine gun]] and starts shooting at him.
** Ethan has this reaction when he's inside of a damaged helicopter and sees the wreckage of ''another'' helicopter about to crash into him.
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* AsleepForDays: The agents make Delbruuk believe he was [[FakedRipVanWinkle in a coma for two weeks]] as part of their sneaky VirtualRealityInterrogation.
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* FakedRipVanWinkle: The agents make Delbruuk believe he was in a coma [[AsleepForDays for two weeks]] as part of their sneaky VirtualRealityInterrogation.
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* AsleepForDays: The agents make Delbruuk believe he was in a coma for two weeks as part of their sneaky VirtualRealityInterrogation.
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* AsleepForDays: The agents make Delbruuk believe he was [[FakedRipVanWinkle in a coma for two weeks weeks]] as part of their sneaky VirtualRealityInterrogation.
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** After the three cannisters of plutonium are stolen [[spoiler:Nathan is shown listening to news reports of nuclear devastation in Rome, Mecca and Jerusalem, but they turn out to be fake news broadcasts being used for a classic IMF con.]]
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** After the three cannisters of plutonium are stolen [[spoiler:Nathan is shown listening to news reports of nuclear devastation in Rome, Mecca and Jerusalem, but they turn out to be fake news broadcasts being used for a classic IMF con.con to make the bombmaker think his EvilPlan has succeeded.]]
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* BaitAndSwitch: The finale has you think that [[spoiler:Lane and Walker's nuclear bombs went off when the entire screen suddenly cuts to white, and Ethan is blinded by a flash of light. However, it turns out that it's just glare from the sun and not a nuclear explosion.]]
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* BaitAndSwitch: BaitAndSwitch:
** After the three cannisters of plutonium are stolen [[spoiler:Nathan is shown listening to news reports of nuclear devastation in Rome, Mecca and Jerusalem, but they turn out to be fake news broadcasts being used for a classic IMF con.]]
** The finale has you think that [[spoiler:Lane and Walker's nuclear bombs went off when the entire screen suddenly cuts to white, and Ethan is blinded by a flash of light. However, it turns out that it's just glare from the sun and not a nuclear explosion.]]
** After the three cannisters of plutonium are stolen [[spoiler:Nathan is shown listening to news reports of nuclear devastation in Rome, Mecca and Jerusalem, but they turn out to be fake news broadcasts being used for a classic IMF con.]]
** The finale has you think that [[spoiler:Lane and Walker's nuclear bombs went off when the entire screen suddenly cuts to white, and Ethan is blinded by a flash of light. However, it turns out that it's just glare from the sun and not a nuclear explosion.]]
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** Exploited by Ilsa after the bathroom brawl: when more partygoers stumble upon the wrecked bathroom and blood on the ground, she instantaneously pretends Walker had a really bad nosebleed and Ethan shoos everyone away by pretending to be the cause of it.
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** Exploited by Ilsa after the bathroom brawl: when more partygoers stumble upon the wrecked bathroom and blood on the ground, she instantaneously pretends Walker had a really bad nosebleed after a brawl and Ethan shoos everyone away by pretending to be the cause of it.
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** Ethan has this reaction when he's inside of a damaged helicopter and sees the wreckage of ''another'' helicopter about to crash into him.
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** Ethan has this reaction when he's inside of a damaged helicopter and sees the wreckage of ''another'' helicopter about to crash into him. He gives a literal "Oh shit!" when the passenger of the helicopter [[MoreDakka produces a light machine gun]] and starts shooting at him.
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* BathroomBrawl: One of the major brawls involves Ethan, Walker, and a man believed to be John Lark brawling in a bathroom. Lark completely wiped the floor with both Ethan and Walker, and nearly killed Ethan had Ilsa Faust not intervened in the fight.
