Mission: Impossible II is the worst of the series, it's predictable and oddly dull - the last thing you'd expect from an action movie. Nothing from this movie really works, and slow motion sequences feel so useless. | © Paramount Pictures
The franchise's first movie feels more like a set of crafted individual scenes rather than a unified story. The movie significantly lacks storyline and solid character development. Still, better than the second. | © Paramount Pictures
Mission: Impossible III is the lowest-grossing film in the franchise, and that's mainly because it came out around the time when Tom Cruise was hated worldwide. Despite that, it feels very of its time and has the series' best villain. | © Paramount Pictures
Ghost Protocol remains the most rewatchable movie in the franchise, mainly because all of its high-wire set pieces hit with maximum impact. Although it lacks twists, the film has fast pacing and a perfect runtime. | © Paramount Pictures
Rogue Nation delivers everything Mission: Impossible fans crave: intense action, heart-stopping stunts, and an immersive blockbuster experience. | © Paramount Pictures
Impossible - Fallout is just a great action movie done right. It doesn't get overkilled by CGI and relies on stunts, great choreography, and editing. It has the same old villain but rebranded in an interesting way. | © Paramount Pictures
Dead Reckoning Part One is the latest and most successful Mission: Impossible movie. It has constant momentum and breakneck pacing. And Tom and Hayley bring the film so much joy with their surprisingly strong on-screen chemistry. | © Paramount Pictures
Tom Cruise's daredevil stunts have become synonymous with the Mission: Impossible franchise, making it one of the most thrilling action series in history. From scaling the Burj Khalifa to hanging from a helicopter, which one stands out as the best? Today, let's rank the Mission: Impossible movies from worst to best!
