Mission: Impossible - Rogue Nation

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Movie
German title Mission: Impossible - Rogue Nation
Original title Mission: Impossible - Rogue Nation
Mission Impossible Rogue Nation Logo.png
Country of production United States
original language English
Publishing year 2015
length 130 minutes
Age rating FSK 12
JMK 12
Rod
Director Christopher McQuarrie
script Christopher McQuarrie,
Drew Pearce
production Tom Cruise ,
JJ Abrams ,
Bryan Burk ,
David Ellison ,
Don Granger ,
Dana Goldberg
music Joe Kraemer
camera Robert Elswit
cut Eddie Hamilton
occupation
synchronization
chronology

←  Predecessor
Mission: Impossible - Phantom Protocol

Successor  →
Mission: Impossible - Fallout

Mission: Impossible - Rogue Nation ( English for rogue state ) is the fifth part of the Mission Impossible film series . Directed by Christopher McQuarrie . The world premiere took place on July 23, 2015 in the Vienna State Opera and thus on an original location. The action film started in US cinemas on July 31, 2015, and was shown in German-speaking countries from August 6, 2015.

action

When Ethan Hunt returns from a delicate mission, he is arrested at the secret London base of the Impossible Mission Force (IMF) by Solomon Lane, head of the mysterious underground organization “Syndicate”, and has to watch him kill an IMF employee in cold blood.

He wakes up in an underground prison where Syndicate members are supposed to torture him. Use the mysterious Ilsa fist in the later stages as MI6 - double agent turns out, he can escape. In the meantime, CIA chief Alan Hunley has made sure that the IMF is closed and its employees are subordinate to him. He does not believe in the existence of the syndicate and suspects Hunt to have committed the terrorist attacks. William Brandt and Benji Dunn are now also under Hunley, and Hunt has to go underground. On his own he chases the syndicate boss.

Six months later, he made contact with Hacker Dunn and directed him to the Vienna State Opera for the performance of the opera Turandot . There they meet Ilsa Faust again and at the last moment prevent an assassination attempt on the Austrian Federal Chancellor . However, he died a little later in a car bomb . Hunt prevents Faust's cover from being blown. You manage to restore confidence in Lane. She lures Ethan and Benji to Morocco , where the three of them jointly steal a top-secret file from an underground server room in a hydropower plant . The plan succeeds, but Ilsa betrays the two and flees with the encrypted USB stick . At the same time, Brandt and Luther Stickell land in Morocco and find the rest of the team. However, Ilsa can shake them all off after a chase.

Ilsa hands the stick to MI6 boss Atlee, who wants to keep her in the game and instructs her to continue her mission. If necessary, she should kill Hunt to prove her loyalty to Solomon. At the meeting, however, Atlee deletes the data on the stick and so Ilsa only gives Solomon an empty stick. Knowing that Ethan's team has made a copy, Solomon has Benji kidnapped and gives Hunt an ultimatum: He should hand over the decrypted stick to Solomon by midnight, then he will spare Benji's life. However, the UK Prime Minister is the only person who can decipher the stick.

In fact, Hunt and his team manage to decrypt the stick with the involuntary help of Hunley. They also convict Atlee of having created the Syndicate. When Lane got out of hand, he tried to cover it up. The stick contains the access data for bank accounts with large amounts of money, which were intended to finance the syndicate.

Hunt memorises the complete account data of the billion dollar stick and then destroys the stick. Everyone involved meets at midnight for a showdown in which Lane is eliminated and arrested.

After the events in London, Hunley convinced Congress to reinstate the IMF. In the end, Hunley becomes the new boss (called secretary) of the IMF.

background

production

The Vienna State Opera was not only the location, it was also where the premiere took place

The film was produced by Tom Cruise , JJ Abrams and Bryan Burk . After Operation Walküre - The Stauffenberg Assassination , Jack Reacher , Edge of Tomorrow and McQuarrie's script collaboration on Mission: Impossible - Phantom Protocol , it is already the fifth collaboration between Cruise and Christopher McQuarrie . The music was composed by Joe Kraemer.

On March 22, 2015, Paramount Pictures released the official title Mission: Impossible - Rogue Nation as well as a poster and a teaser trailer.

Filming

Filming began in Vienna in August 2014 . After a week and a half of filming in Austria , Cruise came to Morocco on August 30 for the next film . Here in Marrakech a motorway was closed for filming. Other locations were Agadir and Rabat . At the beginning of October the film crew moved on to London before some scenes were recorded in Monaco on October 10th . On November 9th, filming continued on Southampton Water . On December 2nd, Tom Cruise was filming in London again.

The filming of an action scene with Ethan Hunt, he on the outside of a flying in the Airbus A400M hangs found on the RAF Wittering in England Cambridgeshire instead. Tom Cruise led the scene in z. Sometimes hanging on the aircraft over 1500 m height in the air without the use of a stunt double . Filming was completed on March 12, 2015, as director Christopher McQuarrie confirmed via Twitter .

publication

The world premiere took place on July 23, 2015 in front of around 1000 guests in the Vienna State Opera . In attendance were Tom Cruise, Rebecca Ferguson and director Christopher McQuarrie.

The film's launch was brought forward because the originally scheduled release date coincided with the theatrical release of Star Wars: The Force Awakens.

The film was first shown by ProSieben on June 18, 2017 on German free TV .

reception

The film received mostly positive reviews. The film review portal Rotten Tomatoes gives the film 93% positive reviews and it has a Metascore of 75 out of 100 on Metacritic .

Oliver Kaever of Die Zeit praised the film as one of the first films in the series to satisfy both fans and critics. In particular, the British humor , represented by Simon Pegg , is good for the film. Tom Cruise is also in top form and has for the first time left the "cramped and sometimes almost overblown ambition" behind and found his way back to his previous star roles as a sunny boy .

Gabriele Flossmann from the Austrian Kurier also praised the film as a success, even if she thought the cast of the Austrian Chancellor had failed and criticized the unbelievable action scenes. "The chase on the backstage and Schnürboden of the Vienna State Opera" recommended it as "one of the most exciting action scenes in recent film history"

Andreas Borcholte from Spiegel Online also praised the film and particularly highlighted the actress Rebecca Ferguson, who played the double agent Ilsa Faust. Although director Christopher McQuarrie is not a "visual genius [...] like his predecessors Brad Bird and John Woo ", he gives his actors more freedom. The loose style and the humor connected with it benefit the film dramatically and loosen up the "breathless action".

synchronization

The synchronization of the film was done by Berliner Synchron GmbH . Tobias Neumann wrote the dialogue book, Clemens Frohman was responsible for the dialogue direction .

role actor German speaker
Ethan Hunt Tom Cruise Patrick Winczewski
William Brandt Jeremy Renner Gerrit Schmidt-Foss
Benji Dunn Simon Pegg Tobias Kluckert
Ilsa Faust Rebecca Ferguson Berenice Weichert
Luther Stickell Ving Rhames Tilo Schmitz
Solomon Lane Sean Harris Tobias Lelle
Atlee Simon McBurney Gerald Schaale
prime minister Tom Hollander Axel Malzacher
Alan Hunley Alec Baldwin K. Dieter Klebsch
Janik Vinter Jens Hultén Matti Klemm

continuation

In 2017 filming began for Mission: Impossible - Fallout , the sixth installment in the series. The German theatrical release was on August 2, 2018.

Web links

Individual evidence

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  18. ↑ Oliver Kaever: "Mission: Impossible - Rogue Nation": Above the clouds. In: The time . August 4, 2015, accessed August 16, 2015 .
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