The Final Reckoning hits theaters in May, dive back into the history of Ethan Hunt and the Impossible Missions Force.

The Mission: Impossible movies didn’t always bother explaining why some characters returned while others were consigned to cinematic purgatory. Now that Mission: Impossible — The Final Reckoning is in ...

In Cruise's first "Mission: Impossible" movie, released in 1996, Hunt is on the run after most of his team is killed. Eugene Kittridge (Henry Czerny), the head of the IMF, shows him documents from ...

"Mission: Impossible — The Final Reckoning" has a reminder that Ethan Hunt, ... (Henry Czerny), the head of the IMF, shows him documents from his parents' Wisconsin bank account, ...

In "Mission: Impossible - Rogue Nation," the IMF has been absorbed into the CIA, meaning that Hunt's associates from his IMF days are now working for the agency under close watch.

It’s easy to forget that the Mission: Impossible movies are rooted in an old TV show. After all, today the franchise is known for Tom Cruise’s elaborate stuntwork, not constant reminders of ...

Ethan Hunt’s most impossible mission yet? Getting viewers to tear up at the end of the eighth and possibly last “Mission: Impossible” film, “The Final Reckoning.” Our eyes have often ...

In Mission: Impossible III, Hunt is tasked with saving a hostage who’s been captured by a maniacal arms dealer.But the new villain is smarter than the IMF assumed, and the mission has disastrous ...

Through eight Mission: Impossible movies across three decades, Tom Cruise’s Ethan Hunt clearly had his favorite teammates among the Impossible Mission Force. Luther Stickell (Ving Rhames) and ...