Mission: Impossible 2

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Mission: Impossible II: Trailer 1

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Mission: Impossible II: Official Clip - Stop Mumbling!

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Mission: Impossible II: Official Clip - Motorcycle Chase

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Mission: Impossible II: Official Clip - Just Stay Alive

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Mission: Impossible II: Official Clip - Not a Bad Way to Go

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Mission: Impossible II: Official Clip - Risky

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Mission: Impossible II: Official Clip - Nyah Injects the Virus

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Mission: Impossible II: Official Clip - Destroying Chimera

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Mission: Impossible II: Official Clip - Watch the Road

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Mission: Impossible II: Official Clip - Atrium Dive

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Cast & Crew

Tom Cruise
Ethan Hunt

Dougray Scott
Sean Ambrose

Thandiwe Newton
Nyah Nordoff-Hall

Ving Rhames
Luther Stickell

Richard Roxburgh
Hugh Stamp

John Polson
Billy Baird

Brendan Gleeson
John McCloy

Rade Serbedzija
Dr. Nekhorvich

William Mapother
Wallis

Dominic Purcell
Ulrich

Anthony Hopkins
Mission Commander Swanbeck

Matthew Wilkinson
Michael

John Woo
Director

Tom Cruise
Producer

Paula Wagner
Producer

Brannon Braga
Writer

Ronald D. Moore
Writer

Robert Towne
Writer

Terence Chang
Executive Producer

Paul Hitchcock
Executive Producer

Metallica
Music

Lalo Schifrin
Music

Hans Zimmer
Music

John Woo
Cinematographer

Steven Kemper
Film Editing

Christian Wagner
Film Editing

Deborah Aquila
Casting

Sarah Halley Finn
Casting

Thomas E. Sanders
Production Design

Nathan Crowley
Art Director

Kevin Kavanaugh
Art Director

Michelle McGahey
Art Director

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Audience Reviews for Mission: Impossible 2

• Aug 16, 2016

  The first underwhelmed me, but this one straight-up bored me. Again, of course seeing Hunt climb a mountain without a harness is impressive sure. And I even quite liked the idea behind the villain of the piece (though even that angle was woefully underdeveloped). Even setting it in predominantly Australia was enough to grab my attention, and that's saying something cause I'm pretty biased when it comes to that. I hear tell that Mission: Impossible II is the low point in the series, and that at least is encouraging, because if anything afterwards is much worse than this one, I don't know if I'll be able to make it through to Rogue Nation.
  

  Gimly M Super Reviewer
• Aug 27, 2015

  Wrongly shouldered with a reputation for being stylish over substantive as if that ends up to be a bad thing in this specific case, the second Mission: Impossible puts action before espionage, but effectively advances IMF from small to big screen with enough sexy cool to keep the team going. Indeed, the eye-popping spectacles leave the convoluted web spun by the first chapter in the dust, successfully setting up a winning template for the more mental and muscular episodes to follow. The only conspiracy here is against time. Clocking in at over two hours, what should've been a lean mean fighting machine overstays its welcome. In this PG-13-rated spy thriller, a secret agent (Cruise) gets sent to Sydney, to find and destroy a genetically modified disease called "Chimera." Sure, more persnickety moviegoers laugh at the balletic ballistics of Hong Kong director John Woo, but the excitement rarely lets up. Going solo after the muddled mission in the first adventure, screenwriter Robert Towne presents a straight-shooting spy game. It's not rocket science but it does make the audience pump their fists and laugh in all of the right places. Bottom line: The Woo Sell Out
  Jeff B Super Reviewer
• Aug 15, 2013

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  Directors C Super Reviewer
• Apr 10, 2013

  Mission: Impossible gets Wooed in this second installment of the franchise. Director John Woo takes the helm and ups the action to the point of nauseum. And, there's so much identity switching and uses of masks that this might as well have been called Face/Off 2. Tom Cruise is also a problem, as he makes it all about his character and showing off his action moves (to the detriment of the film). The style over substance focus even extends to Limp Bizkit's cover of the Mission: Impossible Theme, which is just noise. Still, a lot of the action sequences are impressive and shot well. For a mindless action film, Mission: Impossible II is alright, but it's a disappointing entry into the series.
  Dann M Super Reviewer

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