ROTTEN TOMATOES: New "Mission: Impossible 3" Photos: Execute!

New "Mission: Impossible 3" Photos: Execute!

by RT Staff | March 23, 2006

Secret agent Ethan Hunt is back May 5 to save the world again in "Mission: Impossible 3," and you can check out the first pics and new teaser poster here!

The plot details are still under wraps, but we know that Tom Cruise and Ving Rhames are back in action with a supporting cast that includes Laurence Fishburne, Billy Crudup, Simon Pegg, and Jonathan Rhys Meyers, and Philip Seymour Hoffman as the bad guy; Keri Russell, Michelle Monaghan and Maggie Q add estrogen to the adrenaline-pumper.

Click on the images for more photos.

You can also head over to our trailer page to watch three different trailers, interviews with director J.J. Abrams and Philip Seymour Hoffman, and a behind-the-scenes featurette.

"Mission: Impossible 3" hits theaters May 5.

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cgcbooks writes:
on Mar 23 2006 02:39 PM

Bring back Jim Phelps.

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Cindy_Lou_Who writes:
on Mar 23 2006 02:51 PM

I don't know about anyone else, but with the way he's been force feeding us that Scientology crap, I�m finding it hard to separate Tom Cruise�s personal beliefs from his professional life. Because of that I have absolutely no interest in seeing Mission Impossible III. Like Travolta and Isaac Hayes, Cruise has crossed the line and unless they learn to keep their big mouths shut, they might as well join Michael Jackson in Bahrain because everyone will get sick of them.

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cgcbooks writes:
on Mar 23 2006 02:59 PM

[b]Tom can't fail[/b]
Publicity of any kind is always good publicity. Especially for people in the entertainment business. The film will make millions.

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TheBlackGuy writes:
on Mar 23 2006 04:14 PM

In reply to this comment (#832624)
see, most people can distinguish an actor's roles and his life. If you cannot that is sad.

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AgentIndigo writes:
on Mar 23 2006 07:10 PM

That first poster reminds me of the original mission: impossible poster from ' 96

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gbwillner writes:
on Mar 23 2006 07:11 PM

[b]YAY MI3.....[/b]
Wow! I can't wait to see this movie!

It may just rival "MI2" and "mission to Mars" as the worst movie ever made...

And it's not every day you get to see history happen!

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Cindy_Lou_Who writes:
on Mar 23 2006 07:31 PM

In reply to this comment (#832626)
Whatever.

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VML writes:
on Mar 23 2006 10:57 PM

Cruise pretty much killed himself after the whole jumping on the couch on the Oprah show thing. I don't think people can take him seriously anymore.

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dracus writes:
on Mar 24 2006 04:08 AM

In reply to this comment (#832626)
True, but I think Cindy's point is that these days it appears that actors like Cruise, Travolta and Hayes either cannot or will not distinguish the difference between their roles as actors and real life. They're using their fame and power to preach Scientology and if you don't believe that Tom Cruise had anything to do with Comedy Centrals last minute decision to not replay the Scientology episode this week, then you are the one who is sad, not Cindy.

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Ashron writes:
on Mar 24 2006 06:39 AM

I agree with you Dracus, but I think that most people (film geeks like us aside) could care less about Tom Cruise's personal life. As long as the movie is exciting and entertaining, they won't care. The movie will be good, despite what gbwillner says, and it will make boatloads of money.

I'm torn, because Cruise is irritating, but I like most of the other actors, and JJ Abhrams should do a good job. I'll wait for the reviews :-)

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dracus writes:
on Mar 24 2006 07:24 AM

In reply to this comment (#832633)
I'm also torn, because I've always been a Tom Cruise fan and I for one thought he got an unfair rap for War of the Worlds. I actually thought he handled the role of an estranged father pretty good. I guess like Cindy, I'm pissed over the way he's killing his career with his furniture jumping, psychiatrist criticizing, strong arm Scientology shit. I believe she's right in that regard. He really needs to take something to calm himself down before he joins MJ in Bahrain LOL

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D79 writes:
on Mar 24 2006 09:43 AM

mission imposible...to stop being an assclown...damn that fruity little club...damn them! the super adventure club WILL be defeated!

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maniacmagee writes:
on Mar 24 2006 01:32 PM

going to this movie is like saying, "i support censorship."

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new12play writes:
on Mar 24 2006 02:45 PM

hey people, go see this movie for philip seymour hoffman and quit bitching about tom cruise...this movie will rock!

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D79 writes:
on Mar 24 2006 03:24 PM

In reply to this comment (#832637)
tom cruise? is that you?

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bkfxr9 writes:
on Mar 24 2006 05:31 PM

Tom Cruise is a douche bag

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CKCSWHFFAN writes:
on Mar 25 2006 05:47 AM

[b]Yuck!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!![/b]
HAS THIS ENTIRE FILM NOT BEEN SHOWN ALREADY IN THE NEARLY NIGHTLY SHOWINGS ON EVERY ENTERTAINMENT SHOW IN THE US?

GET RID OF THIS JUNK!!!

Go away Mr. Short Divorce

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It. writes:
on Mar 25 2006 05:04 PM

In reply to this comment (#832640)
Can't wait! Love Cruise, he is always awesome on big screen.
every one make his own choice.
btw, everyone who pay his taxes is like saying: "I support arm dealers and war"...

A movie, is entertaining, and fun. Get over 'it'

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SozeStrangelove writes:
on Mar 26 2006 12:16 PM

[b]Shaun of the Dead!!![/b]
I'll see it for Hoffman, Rhames, and Pegg. Shaun of the Dead rules!!!

I agree with D79. Down with the Super Adventure Club!

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Aftermath_1551 writes:
on Mar 27 2006 07:44 AM

In reply to this comment (#832640)
Short Divorce? The Guy was married for about 10 years...thats not short for today's day and age. Anyways, if people cannot seperate Tom Cruise from his beliefs thats pretty darn sad. If only we could have that sort of attitude against politicians...

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