meaning the returning character from the first film will once again be back up to his old games in the eighth installment. Unlike a lot of the Mission: Impossible villains, Esai Morales’ Gabriel ...

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Oddly, that’s not been the case. Since the beginning of the franchise, only five Mission: Impossible video games have been released. (Confusingly, four of them are just named Mission ...

Some sounds are quite familiar and surely have appeared in other games. The inclusion of speech in the PlayStation version of Mission Impossible is a definite plus, although more because it saves ...

The fourth Mission: Impossible picture is nonsense from beginning to end — and wonderful fun. The director is Brad Bird, of Ratatouille and The Incredibles and The Iron Giant, and there's no ...

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