Starring: Tom Cruise, Simon Pegg, Jeremy Renner, Paula Patton
Genres: Action
IMF Secretary: The president has initiated Ghost Protocol. The entire IMF has been disavowed.
Brandt: The rope isn't long enough!
Ethan Hunt: No shit!
Ethan Hunt: Mission accomplished!
Benji Dunn: [showing a glove.] Now remember: blue is glue.
Ethan Hunt: And red?
Benji Dunn: Dead.
Ethan Hunt: The countdown isn't helping.
Brandt: I'm just saying.
Factual error: The cars in the car park scene are left hand drive (specially the ones involving the main action scenes), but the sequence is set in India, where the cars are right hand drive.
Trivia: At one point in time, this was going to be the final entry in the series to star Tom Cruise. As originally intended, Cruise (Ethan Hunt) would have retired from field work at the end of the film and become the new head of IMF, while Jeremy Renner would become the new series lead. This was reportedly in part due to several infamous incidents involving Cruise in the mid-2000's, including his notorious Oprah Winfrey interview. These events caused issues during the promotion of "Mission: Impossible III," and the studio was still nervous about them years later. Eventually, cooler heads prevailed, and Cruise was thankfully allowed to stay with the series.
Question: What does Hendricks mean by "lock Russian Central Command out of the system" when preparing the launch? Wasn't the satellite already owned by the billionaire (with the central command in India)?
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Chosen answer: The missile launches from a Russian silo. They want to stop them preventing the launch locally.