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Haleigh Foutch breaks down why Mission Impossible endures 20 years later, thanks to the unlikely duo of Brian De Palma and Tom Cruise.
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I didn't care much for the second one he made but other than that I love the MI movies and I go see them all. The actions is awesome and usually had something different in each one that keeps you on edge. Can't wait for the next one.