The fifth installment of the Mission: Impossible film series, titled "Mission: Impossible - Rogue Nation", sees Tom Cruise reprising his role as Ethan Hunt as he tries to prove the existence of an international crime syndicate called the Syndicate to the CIA. As with previous films, Cruise performs many of his own dangerous stunts, such as a motorcycle chase down a curvy mountain road in Morocco without a helmet. The film cost $150 million to make and made almost $140 million worldwide in its first two weeks of release in July 2015.
The fifth installment of the Mission: Impossible film series, titled "Mission: Impossible - Rogue Nation", sees Tom Cruise reprising his role as Ethan Hunt as he tries to prove the existence of an international crime syndicate called the Syndicate to the CIA. As with previous films, Cruise performs many of his own dangerous stunts, such as a motorcycle chase down a curvy mountain road in Morocco without a helmet. The film cost $150 million to make and made almost $140 million worldwide in its first two weeks of release in July 2015.
The fifth installment of the Mission: Impossible film series, titled "Mission: Impossible - Rogue Nation", sees Tom Cruise reprising his role as Ethan Hunt as he tries to prove the existence of an international crime syndicate called the Syndicate to the CIA. As with previous films, Cruise performs many of his own dangerous stunts, such as a motorcycle chase down a curvy mountain road in Morocco without a helmet. The film cost $150 million to make and made almost $140 million worldwide in its first two weeks of release in July 2015.
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“Mission: Impossible - Rogue Nation” is the fifth installment of a successful
20-year-old spy _____________series. The series is based on the iconic 1960s TV series, also called “Mission: Impossible.” As in the__________ four movies, Tom Cruise is the lead actor in the new film. He also serves executive producer. Cruise’s character, Ethan Hunt, is part of the Impossible Missions - _____________ , or IMF. But, the group is__________ up and absorbed by the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency. Ethan Hunt is trying to prove to the C.I.A. the __________ of an international crime _____________ called the Syndicate. The Syndicate’s __________ are dissident agents. They ___________ the world economy and kill world ___________. Hunt must try to investigate and destroy the Syndicate without letting agency chiefs know. As in the past 'Mission: Impossible' ___________, Tom Cruise performs the stunts himself. Stunts are difficult and sometimes ____________ physical acts. ___________ Christopher McQuarrie wrote and directed 'MI5,' as this latest installment is affectionately called. He said he ____________ to make the film for an international audience. He wanted to take movie watchers to places they __________ not able to go to in reality. For example, the production _____________ chose Morocco to film a wildly dangerous motorcycle chase on a curvy mountain road. Cruise speeds down the road. He does not even wear a helmet for the stunt. But Cruise says he feels ____________. He says, "…I get to work with the best bikes so that we can do very extreme things." The actor also into has to perform a stunt in deep water without an __________ tank. He had to train to hold his breath for more than three minutes. He said he was surprised by the difficulty of that training. The “Mission: Impossible - Rogue Nation” cast also includes Jeremy Renner and Alec Baldwin. The movie costs $150 million to make. It was __________ July 23. Within its first two weeks in theaters, “Rogue Nation” made almost $140 million_____________.
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