"And then we're going to fill the box with gas..." "Sorry. Ethan. I just...isn't there a simpler way to do this?" "No, it's poetic because of what he did to me." "But this is the most dangerous criminal we've ever faced. Shouldn't we really be focused on capturing him or even killing him in the most efficient--" "SHUT UP BENJI WE'RE DOING THE BOX" Note: Having recently rewatched this movie I have realized that my joke from 2 years ago actually doesn't make sense because Benji wasn't there when they made this plan, but Benji is the funniest counterpoint to Ethan in the scene I have constructed so I'm going to leave it
Also, Ethan got revenge on Solomon in the ultimate way...by doing the exact same thing solomon did to him in the beginning of the film at the music store...trapping him in a glass box and sleeping gas...the irony is beautiful in this scene.
And, like I posted above, they came up with this during filming. The original script had Lane dying, but Cruise & McQuarrie realized this would be more satisfying. The change pissed off Sean Harris (Lane's actor) enormously and hilariously
Because since Ghost Protocol they have been arming up an universe with continuity so when a movie is ending they reference the next one or the new one has at least a mention of what happened in the last one
I love what McQuarrie did to the M:I franchise. I mean, Ghost Protocol was already very good, but it was very light-hearted and comical, sometimes a bit too silly I would add. With Rogue Nation, however, McQuarrie wanted to take things a little bit more seriously and he gave us a solid spy movie that rivals (and surpasses) 007. I mean, Rogue Nation and Spectre are basically the same movie, yet RN is far more enjoyable.
That's not admiration ... it's sheer rage and hatred in my opinion. Ethan's completely humiliated him and is forcing him to live with his defeat. Lane's NOT feeling ANYTHING positive towards Ethan at this moment.
Funny bit of trivia - Harris only signed on if they promised Lane would die in the end. He didn't want to be trapped by Paramount. His reaction when McQ told him he and Cruise changed their minds: "you fakkahs!" I like to think this isn't just Solomon Lane, but Sean Harris raging at Tom Cruise, his executive producer and contractual captor. Luckily, he wound up liking his role in "Fallout" much better.
WHAT?! I never knew that. Solomon Lane is the only MI villain I remember besides Cavill. He really made an impression, so much so that my dad and I (my dad isn’t good at remembering movies but remembers Lane) wants him to return for the next MI (aka Dead Reckoning P1 and P2) and I agree. Mission Impossible needs an overarching villain like Lane. Probably why I love Rogue Nation the most.
I LOVE this ending. He's not dead. They know what they have in this villain. He's the new Dr. Evil / Ernst Blofeld. So they keep him alive for the sequel. However, you can't say that this isn't a satisfying end to his exploits.
@@devinthieraultno I don’t remember but I think In Fallout he dies, even when not it’s good that he’s gone, he was amazing but I want new ones( like Gabriel in Mi 7)
Imagine if batman finally caught the riddler or scarecrow just like this. But instead of using sleeping gas, he uses the fear toxin instead. That would be epicly satisfying.
If Batman caught the Riddler in a box, the way he would drive him nuts would be to present the illusion of being able to escape when there would be none.
The Mission Impossible series is an example one of the last quality cinema left on Earth. The music score as the smoke fills the chamber and Lane looks at Ethan fiercely one last time can’t be matched by movies these days,
The series as a whole have a great blend of action, acting and storytelling. There are some others out there. Tom Cruise seems to always be in good action films.
TheAllSeeing “cinema as a whole? Not a chance.” Such a pretentious bs comment. This is top notch cinema; incredible acting, strong writing, beautiful set pieces, making the audience think, and never a dull moment. If this isn’t great cinema idk what is.
Okay aside from all the badassery taking place my absolute favorite part about this scene is that Lane is basically telling himself to chill tf out at 1:00 and he’s awkwardly showing it to Ethan. It makes me laugh every time
@@tonkinjeezus6626 That's totally what his body language is showing though. "Alright, you got me. Let's...take a minute here and consider the situation." Lane didn't start losing it again until he realized he was going under and started trying to break out all over again.
@@raofabdullah If you’d said ‘like a gay stereotype’, you’d have been mostly in the clear, although I’d have still questioned the intent of your comment. Currently, it’s just obvious that you’re a bigot.
The music score when Lane looks at Hunt final time is soo satisfying & badass... simply displays the supremacy of MI series...the best ending 🔥💯 Goosebumps everytime when that music hits with Tom's face, even in the Prime Minister scene!
I absolutely love this guy/character!! If i was ever a villain i'd be Solomon Lane for sure... He doesn't shout, rants, express anger/emotions or gratuitous violence... He is Mr. Ice himself! Cold, professional, "polite" (with a sarcastic irony), and lethal. Every time he says "please", with that tone, it just chills my blood. 😨
@@kw07 Yeah, I love how they acknowledged that with him flinching from the first bullet and then absolutely ignoring the x4,353 shots he fired afterwards.
@@kw07 just what I think. Also, if he reloaded before going down to confront Ethan, the ammount of shots he fired are plausible for a high capacity pistol. Roughly 20.
Collateral reference at 0:03 when Cruise dives through the window. When Ethan says to Lane "It hurts. I know", it's said not out of empathy but out of satisfaction.
At first Nicholas Hoult was confirmed to be the main villain. but since he had scheduling conflicts, it became Esai Morales (who played Deathstroke in Titans). Esai Morales will be the main villain. but hopefully Solomon Lane still has a role in the movie.
@@LukeLovesRose Thanos was a great villain, but he was definitely overhyped. Villains like Darth Vader, Loki, Solomon Lane, Silva and Agent Smith are far superior.
People have pointed out that Lane did this to Ethan on purpose, to make it personal for him (as part of that whole "human nature" thing). And that turned out to be Lane's undoing, as Ethan was better prepared and had more options than he had accounted for - namely, the ability/option to memorize the drive and neutralize all contingencies meant to kill him. And now, Ethan does it back to him, _also_ making it personal. And that results in the entirety of MI:VI, because Lane is better prepared and has more options than Ethan accounted for, _specifically_ because he cares more about Ethan losing than "winning" (I.e. the detonation Lark/Walker is after). That personal element is what drags Julia (Ethan's ex-wife) into the equation.
Solomon Lane es un villano malvado, despiadado, despreciable, desalmado, frío, calculador, maquiavélico, sarcástico, cortés, calmado, educado, estiloso, simpático y querendón. Sean Harris armó un personaje tan espeluznante como único. Absolutamente motivado, Lane es totalmente impredecible. Carece del más mínimo escrúpulo y es una fuerza letal, a tener en cuenta. Misión Imposible, Rogue Nation, no hubiera sido nada, sin este repulsivo y entrañable villano. Es la contraparte de Raoul Silva /Tiago Rodríguez, interpretado por Javier Bardem, en Skyfall, 007, año 2012.- 🎥🎞️📽️🎬📺🤜🏻🤛🏻👏🏻👍🏻😁🇨🇱
See, this is a great screenplay. You dont need some Macguffin like a nuclear bomb threat to thrill audiences. This is so much better than the end of Fallout and Ghost Protocol, which are virtually the same
@@peterfrank3365 the funds were not a McGuffin. The funds held the key for The Syndicate to stay undercover and let The Syndicate be under the radar of any of the world's security organisations, including CIA. It would also make a whole ton of difference if the funds were anything else. If it was a diary, like Ilsa had believed, there would be no further need to capture the Prime Minister. It's more of a Plot Device than a McGuffin. What you could call a proper McGuffin is the Rabbit's Foot from the 3rd part. You could replace that thing with, like, an emerald stained with imperial blood that reveals hidden history when you gaze through it at a specific angle, and it wouldn't make too much of an impact on the story. It doesn't really matter anyway. Neither money nor the bomb on Benji deter the appropriate personality showcase of Hunt and other characters, nor does the Rabbit's Foot for that matter.
Right at 1:55 you'd expect Daniel Craig's James Bond to come out of the shadows briefly to just nod at Ethan and smile before moving back into them and disappearing.
Solomon Lane is basically the Mission: Impossible version of Ernst Stavro Blofeld, the Austrian criminal mastermind, the supreme leader of S.P.E.C.T.R.E. and the archenemy of 007 James Bond.
Such a satisfying ending to an amazing movie.
I know Lane was such a great villian thats what makes him being captured so sweet.
Meh. No ricochet inside the box? Not so amazing.
thats NOT how it ended
This is actually closer to the original tv show than any of the other installments.
@@psijicassassin7166 that's not the least realistic thing about these movies, but they're still quite dope
Never knew the International Monetary Fund could be so good at catching class-A criminals...better pay your taxes
LOL
It’s just a cover
Hahahha
That’s MI6 for ya
ZING
"And then we're going to fill the box with gas..."
"Sorry. Ethan. I just...isn't there a simpler way to do this?"
"No, it's poetic because of what he did to me."
"But this is the most dangerous criminal we've ever faced. Shouldn't we really be focused on capturing him or even killing him in the most efficient--"
"SHUT UP BENJI WE'RE DOING THE BOX"
Note: Having recently rewatched this movie I have realized that my joke from 2 years ago actually doesn't make sense because Benji wasn't there when they made this plan, but Benji is the funniest counterpoint to Ethan in the scene I have constructed so I'm going to leave it
LMAO
I can totally here this in Ethan's voice.
Ethan: oh and let's also turn off the lights to make it more dramatic
@@bullettime8760 to be fair, turning off the lights probably helped with the trickery. Harder to see a box of plexiglass without light shining on it.
Benji after taking off the bomb: yep he's right, Lane deserves the box
Also, Ethan got revenge on Solomon in the ultimate way...by doing the exact same thing solomon did to him in the beginning of the film at the music store...trapping him in a glass box and sleeping gas...the irony is beautiful in this scene.
Consider that as a sealing defeat no sociopath or any villain eho won too many times deserve.
What does sleeping has mean
@@cindychu4211 sleeping gas*
And, like I posted above, they came up with this during filming. The original script had Lane dying, but Cruise & McQuarrie realized this would be more satisfying. The change pissed off Sean Harris (Lane's actor) enormously and hilariously
great that you picked that up
This is the moment that I realized, Mission Impossible is way more interesting, consistent, and better than 007 series, at least with Spectre.
Fuckin facts, and I love 007
Because since Ghost Protocol they have been arming up an universe with continuity so when a movie is ending they reference the next one or the new one has at least a mention of what happened in the last one
Yes, the hero is better, the side characters are better, the villians are way better, and the story is better. Everything is superior except for MI:2.
Facts
I love what McQuarrie did to the M:I franchise. I mean, Ghost Protocol was already very good, but it was very light-hearted and comical, sometimes a bit too silly I would add. With Rogue Nation, however, McQuarrie wanted to take things a little bit more seriously and he gave us a solid spy movie that rivals (and surpasses) 007. I mean, Rogue Nation and Spectre are basically the same movie, yet RN is far more enjoyable.
"Mr. Lane, meet the International Monetary Fund"
That would have laughed so madly if they said this 😂😂 btw underrated comment bro.
For the first 2 movies I used to think the same, finally in the third movie he explained the full form to his wife.
better pay taxes even on illicit money lol
"Gentlemen, this is Solomon Lane. Mr Lane...Meet the IMF!" probably the most badass line ever said by any character in these films!
The tables really turned on him
He should said the full name for more cool points
@@technopirate304 The Impossible Mission Force. That would have been magnificent.
Still gives me goose bumps. Such a satisfying ending. Ethan gets back at Lane, in part because he has teammates/friends. So great.
Some of my favourite lines came from villains.
Ambrose mocking Tom’s grin
Or Philip Seymour Hoffman just being himself.
1:21 You can see in Lane's face that he admires, that Ethan used the same move which he used against him in the first place.
justice is served ;)
Karma
That's not admiration ... it's sheer rage and hatred in my opinion. Ethan's completely humiliated him and is forcing him to live with his defeat. Lane's NOT feeling ANYTHING positive towards Ethan at this moment.
Funny bit of trivia - Harris only signed on if they promised Lane would die in the end. He didn't want to be trapped by Paramount. His reaction when McQ told him he and Cruise changed their minds: "you fakkahs!" I like to think this isn't just Solomon Lane, but Sean Harris raging at Tom Cruise, his executive producer and contractual captor. Luckily, he wound up liking his role in "Fallout" much better.
He’s my favourite M:I villain, so I’m glad.
He didn't even die in "Fallout", so he still trapped by Paramount.
No sign of him returning in Dead Reckoning Part 1, but certainly he is the best M.I villain.
@@franciscondon1902 better than philipp seymor hofmann in Mi3?
WHAT?! I never knew that. Solomon Lane is the only MI villain I remember besides Cavill. He really made an impression, so much so that my dad and I (my dad isn’t good at remembering movies but remembers Lane) wants him to return for the next MI (aka Dead Reckoning P1 and P2) and I agree. Mission Impossible needs an overarching villain like Lane.
Probably why I love Rogue Nation the most.
That revenge it's very sweet to taste.
I LOVE this ending. He's not dead. They know what they have in this villain. He's the new Dr. Evil / Ernst Blofeld. So they keep him alive for the sequel. However, you can't say that this isn't a satisfying end to his exploits.
Yes hopefully he comes back
@@devinthieraulthe does lol did u watch the next one
@@JohnGavin-hi3rt I mean in the future. I know he's in Fallout.
@@devinthieraultno I don’t remember but I think In Fallout he dies, even when not it’s good that he’s gone, he was amazing but I want new ones( like Gabriel in Mi 7)
1:41 Its cool to see everyone has a shot with the smoke but Rhames with that smile is just epic, definitely the best one :D
Real
badass
Imagine if they accidentally used a flammable gas by accident and him shooting his pistol accidentally lit the whole box up. 😂
Painful death guaranteed.
But still lane won't give a fucking look
😂😂😂
Bruh that would be fucked up and hilarious
@@pokerface4 LMAOOOO
1:55 has to be the most satisfying yet badass moment in film lol. Absolute masterclass cinema
1:55 aaaah those horns, i literally watch this movie with this and the opera scene in mind
Imagine if batman finally caught the riddler or scarecrow just like this. But instead of using sleeping gas, he uses the fear toxin instead. That would be epicly satisfying.
Yeah it would kinda be like the ending of Arkham knight
@@andrewlock596 fear toxin does not work on them anymore but im sure he could come up with his own billionaire version
@@molotovbang1522 wouldn’t work on scarecrow, but It certainly would on riddler. Not that it makes as much sense to house him in fear gas though
If Batman caught the Riddler in a box, the way he would drive him nuts would be to present the illusion of being able to escape when there would be none.
“Taste of your own medicine, Doctor?”
Nolan’s Batman did use Crane’s own toxin on him in Batman Begins.
My favorite part is when Benji's like, "okay guys shows over now I can flick on the lights and we can go back to living our lives like normal humans."
But Benji actually likes adventures
The team walking up to each side of the box while the Mission Impossible theme played was really cool.
Can we appreciate just how great the musical score has been in all installments since the first movie?!
He just casually pushes over a box made of bulletproof glass with a man inside like it's nothing.... 🤣
Perfectly balanced, as all things should be.
Ethan's built different, dawg
The Mission Impossible series is an example one of the last quality cinema left on Earth. The music score as the smoke fills the chamber and Lane looks at Ethan fiercely one last time can’t be matched by movies these days,
It's the only movie series to go on this long and be (almost) consistently greatness. Too bad for mi2.
Quality action films maybe (Aside from John Wick) But cinema as a whole? Not a chance.
The series as a whole have a great blend of action, acting and storytelling. There are some others out there. Tom Cruise seems to always be in good action films.
nope, u forgot, we have "sicario" ...
TheAllSeeing “cinema as a whole? Not a chance.” Such a pretentious bs comment. This is top notch cinema; incredible acting, strong writing, beautiful set pieces, making the audience think, and never a dull moment. If this isn’t great cinema idk what is.
Okay aside from all the badassery taking place my absolute favorite part about this scene is that Lane is basically telling himself to chill tf out at 1:00 and he’s awkwardly showing it to Ethan. It makes me laugh every time
That’s not what he’s doing, probably some of his mannerisms.
@@tonkinjeezus6626 That's totally what his body language is showing though. "Alright, you got me. Let's...take a minute here and consider the situation." Lane didn't start losing it again until he realized he was going under and started trying to break out all over again.
@@raofabdullah If you’d said ‘like a gay stereotype’, you’d have been mostly in the clear, although I’d have still questioned the intent of your comment. Currently, it’s just obvious that you’re a bigot.
@@raofabdullah of course you're Muslim
The music score when Lane looks at Hunt final time is soo satisfying & badass... simply displays the supremacy of MI series...the best ending 🔥💯
Goosebumps everytime when that music hits with Tom's face, even in the Prime Minister scene!
Hell yes. For the score being done by a seemingly no name, Joe Kraemer, he knocked this out of the park!
hearing that trumpet at the cinema, climaxing the scene, is something I look forward to re-experiencing in MI7
The score in this scene is... amazing
Best Mission Impossible ending out of all of them.
Spihk Heartbust!? Can you ask Vinny to End Bozeman Hotmail Recipient's dad's Life too!?
I absolutely love this guy/character!! If i was ever a villain i'd be Solomon Lane for sure... He doesn't shout, rants, express anger/emotions or gratuitous violence... He is Mr. Ice himself! Cold, professional, "polite" (with a sarcastic irony), and lethal. Every time he says "please", with that tone, it just chills my blood. 😨
wish he was more charismatic he is a little bit but, not much.
I like Solomon Lane's face after Ethan tells him "Mr. Lane, you knew the IMF" minute 1:22
*It's been a tradition with me to see every mission impossible movie since the the third one in theaters*
*Me and my dad love this franchise*
This scene is a masterpiece...
Infinite ammo cheat activated
hunt should said "meet the moderators team"
Indeed
@@kw07 Yeah, I love how they acknowledged that with him flinching from the first bullet and then absolutely ignoring the x4,353 shots he fired afterwards.
@@OrochiShiki i think he was suprised about the first one, the ones after he was expecting.
@@kw07 just what I think. Also, if he reloaded before going down to confront Ethan, the ammount of shots he fired are plausible for a high capacity pistol. Roughly 20.
Collateral reference at 0:03 when Cruise dives through the window. When Ethan says to Lane "It hurts. I know", it's said not out of empathy but out of satisfaction.
I am surprised that almost nobody noticed that bullets evaporated once they hit the glass.
That is exactly my thoughts too! And why my google search for "Rouge Nation Glass Box Bullets" brought me here lol
Had to scroll way to far for this comment 🙃
@@DanzigDanne agreed!🤣
good one , noone seems to notice those things ever!
Ghost Protocol+Rogue Nation are like perfect. Gotta be one of the best 2 movie runs EVER
That thump when the glass thingy falls in the theater
Ethan seems suspiciously strong to be able to knock over 2000+ pounds of bullet proof glass cage onto a conveyor belt.
Is nobody else talking about Benji being able to look his kidnapper in the face and see him defencless?
He deserve to display that smug look.
Benji : “I supposed that justifies bombing or strapping me to an explosive vest!”
Lane: “Consider it unfinished business my funny little friend 😈”
This was the smartest MI ending. Fallout had the perfect one.
The end was the show stealer. I just loved it.
I think what made this scene more funny is that Hunt says “I’m gonna put you in a box” shortly before this scene 😂 and that’s exactly what he did
Don't you love it when the hero outsmarts the villain? So satisfying.
I get goosebumps every time, this scene is badass!
I really hope he come back to revenge IMF in MI7. He's like Thanos of this franchise. Interesting villain with cool theme.
At first Nicholas Hoult was confirmed to be the main villain. but since he had scheduling conflicts, it became Esai Morales (who played Deathstroke in Titans). Esai Morales will be the main villain. but hopefully Solomon Lane still has a role in the movie.
Yeah, the syndicate members were still out there after fallout so that plot thread needs tying up at some point
Thanos?? Really? Solomon Lane is the new Ernst Blofeld. He's the mastermind. Thanos is still a joke of a character to me
@@LukeLovesRose Thanos was a great villain, but he was definitely overhyped. Villains like Darth Vader, Loki, Solomon Lane, Silva and Agent Smith are far superior.
Luke M I thought MCU Thanos was an amazing villain, and I actually liked him a lot better than comic Thanos.
Solomon finally learned what it feels like when he can't do Jack in a BOX!
One year and only seven likes. This is criminal. Best comment EVER.
This score hits hard with any movie scene
Now that’s what I call a hotbox
Love the music 😍😍 1:55
Solomon Lane was a better Blofeld than Blofeld himself in Spectre.
0:46 I can't stop smiling so satisfying
Sean Harris has probably the coolest voice ever and made an excellent antagonist in Rogue Nation and Fallout…
Karma is a delightful thing when it happens to people who deserve it
No one is talking about how clean his shoes are at 0:09?
1:23 I know he's beyond pissed that Ethan caught him.
But that face... all I can see is "Well played mister Hunt... well fucking played..."
Imagine if he’d shot him before jumping down to confront him “Face to face”
Watch the movie carefully
The best ending in the entire cinema history
And THAT'S how you end a movie!
Perfection...
The revenge was CLASSIC !
Might be my favorite mission impossible movie.
I love the way he getting the revenge like to make him feel "How does it feel to take your own medicine"
1:05 Rebecca Ferguson is absolutely smoking. What a perfect addition to the MI family.
One of the best scenes -with some of the best music- in the entire franchise
This ending is so badass.
I always thought it weird he says “gentlemen meet Solomon lane” leaving ilsa out
But clearly this was done because she knew him very well already.
I like the way he looks at Tom cruise right before the gas takes him out. Best villain ever
Ethan: *through eye contact* Do it
Benji: *lets out sleeping gas*
So badass😎
2:17 What an underrated shot 🤌🏻 The Geometry if it❤️
People have pointed out that Lane did this to Ethan on purpose, to make it personal for him (as part of that whole "human nature" thing). And that turned out to be Lane's undoing, as Ethan was better prepared and had more options than he had accounted for - namely, the ability/option to memorize the drive and neutralize all contingencies meant to kill him.
And now, Ethan does it back to him, _also_ making it personal. And that results in the entirety of MI:VI, because Lane is better prepared and has more options than Ethan accounted for, _specifically_ because he cares more about Ethan losing than "winning" (I.e. the detonation Lark/Walker is after). That personal element is what drags Julia (Ethan's ex-wife) into the equation.
Solomon Lane es un villano malvado, despiadado, despreciable, desalmado, frío, calculador, maquiavélico, sarcástico, cortés, calmado, educado, estiloso, simpático y querendón.
Sean Harris armó un personaje tan espeluznante como único. Absolutamente motivado, Lane es totalmente impredecible. Carece del más mínimo escrúpulo y es una fuerza letal, a tener en cuenta.
Misión Imposible, Rogue Nation, no hubiera sido nada, sin este repulsivo y entrañable villano.
Es la contraparte de Raoul Silva /Tiago Rodríguez, interpretado por Javier Bardem, en Skyfall, 007, año 2012.-
🎥🎞️📽️🎬📺🤜🏻🤛🏻👏🏻👍🏻😁🇨🇱
0:59 i just noticed lane screamed... lol
Just imagine Benji fills the box with laughing gas and Lane starts laughing his ass off
This is officially the best villain defeat OF ALL TIME
can’t argue with that
Bruh I swear luthers smile is fucking amazing
To me, this scene is a excellent cliffhanger to what comes next. Rogue Nation is the icing on the cake for Fallout. So good!
"Ethan, I can't hear you through this thick bullet-proof glass"
Ethan - "Gentlemen, this is Solomon La-"
Lane shoots himself rather than wasting the ammo
Ethan - 😐
i used to watch the mission impossible show every week as a child in the 60's and early 70's,
with Peter Graves... i loved it
See, this is a great screenplay. You dont need some Macguffin like a nuclear bomb threat to thrill audiences. This is so much better than the end of Fallout and Ghost Protocol, which are virtually the same
This movie had a McGuffin containing potential funds for The Syndicate. Benji was also attached to a bomb at one point.
@@peterfrank3365 the funds were not a McGuffin. The funds held the key for The Syndicate to stay undercover and let The Syndicate be under the radar of any of the world's security organisations, including CIA. It would also make a whole ton of difference if the funds were anything else. If it was a diary, like Ilsa had believed, there would be no further need to capture the Prime Minister. It's more of a Plot Device than a McGuffin.
What you could call a proper McGuffin is the Rabbit's Foot from the 3rd part. You could replace that thing with, like, an emerald stained with imperial blood that reveals hidden history when you gaze through it at a specific angle, and it wouldn't make too much of an impact on the story.
It doesn't really matter anyway. Neither money nor the bomb on Benji deter the appropriate personality showcase of Hunt and other characters, nor does the Rabbit's Foot for that matter.
Pushing the glass over was the final blow for Solomon lane😂😂😂 we all needed that
I like how lane was like the gun didn’t work but my feet will 😂
Best MI ending ever….So far.
Who agrees Solomon Lane is the best villain of the M:I saga?
2:15 so satisfying when Hunt yeets the box over like that.
Right at 1:55 you'd expect Daniel Craig's James Bond to come out of the shadows briefly to just nod at Ethan and smile before moving back into them and disappearing.
Lane? Oh nonono mister Hunt. My name is Solomon KANE and I am here to do the devils bussines !
And when the gas clears, he’s gone.
Beautifully made!
And remember kids: kill your enemies eight away. Dont give that final speech
Mission Impossible is that one rare franchise whether the movies only get better every entry.
.....maybe except for 2
Lane is I think the best villain of the franchise, and Rogue Nation is my favourite.
same here..
Sean Harris as Solomon Lane one of the most underrated actors in history..
Solomon Lane is basically the Mission: Impossible version of Ernst Stavro Blofeld, the Austrian criminal mastermind, the supreme leader of S.P.E.C.T.R.E. and the archenemy of 007 James Bond.
"This time i won't locked in a glass box"
He really mean it
Solomon Lane is the twin of the italian Tv star Paolo Bonolis. Google him and see
Solomon Lane is a badass intimidating villain in the franchise.
I didnt know the international monetary fund is so cool
Best villain of the series
I just realized, Solomon Lane looks like James Somerton in this movie
Calm down, he's not that evil.
Great ending to an equally great movie!
Yeah, Dead Reckoning doesn’t even fall into my top 3 MI faves. This one I think is still the best, followed by Fallout.
I want whatever Lane’s wearing
I hope we see Lane again next year in the final movie that will be great if he returns again.
Yes, I hope that too, I would love for him to come back!! 😎
Damn I will never fuck with the International Monetary Fund
I like how Lanes initial response was well done Ethan and then changed to this is only the beginning