Tras haber llevado a cabo diversas misiones, el agente especial Ethan Hunt se ha retirado del servicio activo y se ha prometido con su amada Julia. Pero, cuando es secuestrado uno de los agentes entrenados por él, volverá de nuevo a la acción. También tendrá que enfrentarse a Owen Davian, un individuo sin escrúpulos que trafica con armas y con información.
- James Saenz8 de mayo de 2025i have an on again off again relationship with jj abrams’ approach to filmmaking and storytelling. i don’t always like the way he shoots action, and this is one of his films where i wasn’t enjoying it as much as i would’ve liked. the stunts are insane as usual, but the way it’s filmed and edited is a little too jarring and haphazard for my taste, and his visual style doesn’t have the same appeal as woo’s or de palma’s. this is a rougher approach to filmmaking, which is tonally in line with the story abrams chose to tell, but in my eyes this style really suffers from the lack of de palma’s swanky and reserved formalness and woo’s bombastic kineticism. this is also the least visually appealing of the three so far, with some garish color grading and mostly conventional cinematography. that being said, i liked how this entry unofficially starts the series trend of tom cruise sprinting for ungodly distances and the way that sequence was filmed was really gripping. this is without a doubt cruise’s best acting in the franchise so far, and ethan hunt’s commitment to his relationship with julia is compelling, but that’s the extent of my praise for the narrative and characterizations. all of the side characters typically feel hollow outside of ethan in these movies, but that feels the most apparent here. philip seymour hoffman is an absolute tour de force, and while he’s genuinely stellar in this role and carries the performance with this eerie gravitas of barely reserved fury, his character isn’t given much to do and feels like wasted potential. the twists are predictable and not very satisfying, whereas similar twists like the masks felt fresh in the original film and campy fun in the sequel. i still had a good time, but i miss the over the top flair of woo’s directorial hand and lament what could’ve been had the series retained the paranoia and anxiety of de palma’s entry. i’m also coming to terms with the fact that ethan hunt won’t be doing magic tricks anymore and that’s honestly the saddest part. his little card trick scene in the original was so quirky and added so much personality to both his character and the film.
- Kevin Ward7 de julio de 2025Incredible cast in this one, most notably unparalleled Phillip Seymour Hoffman. J.J. Abrams certainly added some sizzle with his direction here. The standout sequence is where Ethan Hunt and team real-time create the Phillip Seymour Hoffman scooby-doo mask and transform Cruise to Hoffman before our eyes. Some really creative film-making. Really fun flick and way better than I remembered. In fact, it’s possible I hadn’t actually seen this before because I remembered virtually nothing about it. Really looking forward to the McQuarrie era films now.
- makdelart5 de mayo de 2026Especially after the dreadful second instalment, this one is really brilliant. It’s a good action film that keeps you on the edge of your seat and provides excellent entertainment. The series’ signature elements (ropes, masks) are there, but they aren’t over the top. Add to that the lovely Michelle Monaghan and the cold-blooded bastard Hoffman – I had a great time.
- johnr33919 de octubre de 2025Tom Cruise returns as Ethan Hunt — the man, the myth, the sprinting machine. After the somewhat existential crisis that was Mission: Impossible 2 (also known as “Ethan’s Hair: The Movie”), this third installment brings the series back to actual espionage, emotional stakes, and the occasional explosion that makes your living room vibrate. Cruise slides back into his impossible form with the same energy of a man who does his own stunts because he refuses to acknowledge mortality. He’s intense, charismatic, and just the right amount of unhinged. The supporting cast is sharp — Ving Rhames returns to remind us that calm, competent people still exist in this universe, while newcomer Simon Pegg brings much-needed humor to balance out all the running and yelling. His timing is impeccable, proving once again that the British can find a joke in literally any life-threatening situation. About thirty minutes into the movie, I had a moment of déjà vu — the world looked suspiciously shiny, emotional close-ups lingered a little too long, and there was enough lens flare to signal passing aircraft. That’s when it hit me: oh right, J.J. Abrams directed this. By the end, I was half-expecting a Lost crossover episode or a secret Dharma Initiative logo hidden in the background. The plot itself is solid — a much stronger story than the previous entry, which mostly involved Tom Cruise rock climbing and brooding. Here, we actually get stakes, character depth, and a villain played by Philip Seymour Hoffman, who delivers menace so quietly it feels like a threat to your soul. If Mission: Impossible 2 was a glossy music video about sunglasses, then Mission: Impossible III is a grounded thriller that almost feels like the franchise growing up. A fitting end to the trilogy — before it went on to have four more movies and counting.
- Hakihiko24 de septiembre de 2025A Solid Return to Form "Mission: Impossible III" gets the franchise back on track after the overindulgence of its predecessor, delivering a tighter and more grounded spy thriller. J. J. Abrams brings a faster pace and more emotional weight, giving the story higher personal stakes for Ethan Hunt while still keeping the big action moments front and center. Tom Cruise once again proves his dedication, handling the stunts with intensity and conviction, but what really elevates this entry is Philip Seymour Hoffman as the villain. His performance is chilling, calculated, and gives the film a genuine sense of menace that the series had been missing. That said, while the film is thrilling, it doesn't quite reach the creative highs or intricate plotting of later entries in the franchise. Some parts feel more like setup than standout, but overall it balances action, character, and suspense far better than M:I-2. Overall, a strong, fast-paced spy thriller with a memorable villain, marking a confident step forward for the franchise.
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Misión imposible 3 was released on 3 de mayo de 2006.
Misión imposible 3 was directed by J.J. Abrams.
Misión imposible 3 has a runtime of 2h 5min.
Misión imposible 3 was produced by Tom Cruise, Paula Wagner, Zhao Haicheng.
Tras haber llevado a cabo diversas misiones, el agente especial Ethan Hunt se ha retirado del servicio activo y se ha prometido con su amada Julia. Pero, cuando es secuestrado uno de los agentes entrenados por él, volverá de nuevo a la acción. También tendrá que enfrentarse a Owen Davian, un individuo sin escrúpulos que trafica con armas y con información.
The key characters in Misión imposible 3 are Ethan Hunt (Tom Cruise), Owen Davian (Philip Seymour Hoffman), Luther (Ving Rhames).
Misión imposible 3 is rated 16.
Misión imposible 3 is an Action, Adventure, Suspense film.
Misión imposible 3 has an audience rating of 7 out of 10.
Misión imposible 3 had a budget of 150 MUS$.
Misión imposible 3 has made 398,5 MUS$ at the box office.