Netflix is always revamping its lineup, and the vaunted sequel to “Mission Impossible – Fallout Effect” will soon be removed from the streaming platform. The production bids farewell at the end of the month, specifically on November 29.
In the plot, on a perilous task to recover the stolen plutonium, Ethan Hunt chooses to save his team instead of completing the mission. With this, nuclear weapons fall into the hands of highly skilled agents who belong to a murderous network that wants to destroy civilization. Now, with the world in danger, Ethan and his IMF team are forced to team up with a staunch CIA agent.
Directed and co-written by Christopher McQuarrie, in partnership with Bruce Geller, the film has become one of the most acclaimed in the entire franchise, bringing a fresh freshness to famous agent Ethan Hunt and his crazy adventures.
The cast includes Tom Cruise, Rebecca Ferguson, Simon Pegg and Alec Baldwin, alongside newcomers Henry Cavill, Vanessa Kirby and Frederick Schmidt. There are still no details on the plot.
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Check out our review: Mission Impossible: Fallout Effect – Tom Cruise in his BEST mission!