The following contains mission spoilers: impossible – the last calculation, which is now in theaters.
Mission: Impossible – The last calculation Finally is in theaters, bringing Tom Cruise’s epic spy saga to an astonishing conclusion while Ethan Hunt and his team of secret agents embark on their most dangerous adventure to date. The film resumes two months after the events of Mission: Impossible – dead calculationWith malignant artificial intelligence known as the entity now more dangerous than ever. Ethan and his allies must run against a check clock while the entity takes control of the world’s nuclear arsenal, threatening to destroy all humanity. Unfortunately, not everyone comes out of this living fight.
To defeat the entity once and for all, Ethan learns that he must be willing to sacrifice everything, including his friends. Although he does his best to ensure the safety of his allies, Ethan unfortunately discovers that they are more than ready to put their lives at stake to save the world. The death of Ilsa Faust in dead calculations shook the base of fans to his heart, proving that no one is safe in the battle against the entity. Unfortunately, The final calculation Double on his number of bodies by killing another main member of Ethan’s team. Like Ilsa’s death, however, there are problems with the Mission: Impossible The last victim of the franchise.
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Luther Stickell dies in Mission: Impossible – the final calculation
Gabriel orchestrates Luther’s death at the start of the film
Things become tragic for Ethan Hunt and his friends shortly after The final calculationopening sequence. After a perilous confrontation with Gabriel, Ethan discovers that his former sworn enemy discovered the location of the hidden base of Luther Stickell under the streets of London. Precapitating themselves there, he finds it too late. Luther is trapped in a room with a massive bomb, forced to slowly dismantle the tool of his own disappearance, knowing that he will succeed in saving the city – but not himself. Ethan has trouble finding a path in the room to take the place of Luther, but they both know that it is not useful. Luther offers Ethan a loving farewell, reminding him that his mission to destroy the entity is much more important than any life. While the timer of the bomb checks dangerously near zero, Luther orders Ethan to escape while he ends the dismantling of the heart of the bomb. As Ethan takes place safe, The preliminary explosion takes out the tunnels around the base of Luther, buried the IMF agent under tons of rubble. Despite this, Luther’s final act saves the lives of millions that were otherwise taken within the radius of the explosion.
It is a particularly tragic moment to launch The final calculation. Ethan and Luther have the friendship closest to any team, their partnership returning to the original Mission: Impossible movie. Since then, they have always been together, Luther safeguarding the perilous patterns of Ethan and Ethan guaranteeing Luther’s security even during their most chaotic missions. Luther’s death also serves to deepen Ethan’s determination to destroy the entity and Gabriel, knowing that neither can be authorized to survive. During events of Calculation of deathsEthan swore to keep his teammates alive, but found himself unable to keep his promise, losing Ilsa Faust and Luther when the fight was over. Fortunately, Luther marks the last victim of Ethan Hunt’s IMF team during the fight with the entity, but his loss is perhaps the most tragic.
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Why Luther’s mission: impossible death does not work
Luther’s death feels hasty and clumsy
Although The final calculation Do a lot of things correctly, Luther’s death is not part of it. The tragic disappearance of the character feels precipitated and clumsy, not doing justice to the only person apart from Ethan Hunt to appear in each Mission: Impossible Film for almost thirty years. On the one hand, Luther’s death arrives shocking at the start of the film, occurring during the first act and therefore giving it very little screen time. Although the final exchange between Luther and Ethan is emotional, he feels insufficient, because it is only their second or third interaction throughout the film. Luther’s death might have worked better if it had taken place at the end of the film, giving the character a last chance to shine before taking her last arc. This would also have helped to raise the challenges of The final calculationThe third act, giving the heroes a massive price to pay to defeat the entity. After Luther’s death, all the main characters survive the final combat with the entity. However, Luther had perished in this final fight, The final calculationThe highest point could work better.
Overall, Luther Stickell is treated very strangely in the film. Earlier in The final calculationThe public learns that Luther is now suffering from an apparently terminal disease, forcing him to count on medical care in his underground bunker to stay alive. It comes out of nowhere, especially since Luther was apparently in perfect health during the events of Calculation of deathswhich takes place about two months earlier. Strangely, this addition to Luther’s story is not at stake in his death. Luther finally dies because of the Gabriel bomb, making her illness a strange addition to The final calculation. In the end, the role of Luther in the final Mission: Impossible The film leaves more questions than it provides answers.
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Why mission: did it impossible to kill Luther?
Killing Luther may not have been the plan
Luther’s strange role in The final calculation Backstage advice that finally changed the film’s final cup. It is possible that The final calculation was not originally supposed to be the last Mission: Impossible Film, but was changed to be so halfway through production. Originally, the seventh and eighth Mission: Impossible The films were much more closely linked to each other, even sharing a title Dead Rekoning Part One And Second part. However, Dead Rekoning Part OneThe disappointing returns of the box office have led paramount to market his next film as a completely different film rather than part 2, despite the continuation of the same scenario. It was also at this time that it became clear that Mission: Impossible 8 would be the last entry of the franchise, especially after its title was revealed to be The final calculation. This change may also have brought Tom Cruise and Christopher Mcquarrie to modify certain plans of the film, including the fate of certain characters.
Losing a main member of the Ethan Hunt IMF team would be the ideal way to point out that this is the last entry of Mission: Impossible franchise. Luther’s death may not have been the plan for The final calculationBut was added to give the film additional issues as the last entry in the long series. This would explain why Luther’s death feels so rushed and strange, because it may have been a last minute change in the history of the film. Nevertheless, while some fans can be disappointed with the ultimate fate of Luther, it is difficult to deny that The final calculation holds most of its other promises, which makes it really funny Mission: Impossible movie.
Mission: Impossible – The final calculation now plays in theaters.
Mission: Impossible – The final calculation
- Release date
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May 17, 2025
- Execution time
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170 minutes
- Director
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Christopher McQuarrie
- Writers
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Erik Jendesen
- Producers
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Chris Brock, Jake Myers, Susan E. Novick, Tom Cruise, Dana Goldberg, David Ellison, Don Granger, Jason Cloth, Tommy Gormley
