Mission: Impossible – Final Account: Clear the death of Luther Steel

When the “mission: impossible – dead account” ended, Luther went to unknown parts to avoid leaving it behind a digital imprint of the heinous artificial intelligence known as the entity. He did this before the huge and climatic movement that includes ethan jumping from the top of the cliff and then arrived at Orient Express to fight some bad guys, save the euphoria (Hayley Atwell), and fight the evil Gabriel (Esai Morales). Gabriel wants to control the entity for himself, and he is angry that the entity, when this new movie begins, is trying to communicate with Ethan to persuade him to allow him to create nuclear destruction throughout the planet.

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Luther is suitable for this is what leads to his death. Luther has been exposed to an underground cave of some kind near London, as it works on “toxic pills” that can basically change the entity’s feeling of reality and make it unspeakable (while he also suffers from a disease that he did not call it in the hospital bed). Although Ethan believes that he and Grace, who re -contacted London, have the upper hand on Gabriel, he learns to be the exact opposite. Gabriel not only knows toxic pills, but he wants it for himself. Although Ethan may want to use it to destroy the entity, Gabriel wants to control the toxic pill in the entity, which is why it steals it and puts a bomb near the Luther cave that was appointed in a handful of minutes. Ethan is able to speak to Luther the last time, but he learns to disarm the bomb from the bombing of millions and kill them, so he will have to sacrifice himself and ensure the impact of the only bomb underground.

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It can be said that this is not the only time when Luther took the path of harm; When “Mission: Impussion – Fallout” opens, there is a fiery battle that looks shortly as if Luther may have somewhat. But he almost survived Ethan, who is relatively independent and peaceful about his choice. (If you have seen trailers for this movie and noticed Luther, a male that does not regret, you can feel safe in knowing that this line plays his role as he says goodbye to the last time). Yes, of course, it is important to save the world, but when he loses someone very close to him, and very close to the audience who has known Luther for decades, this means something a little more.

Of course, despite Luther’s death, we hear his mats tones several times, including near the end, throughout the movie. This is not The first major death In “Mission: Impossible”, seeing the largest possible number of fans cry for the return of Ilsa faust After her death in the previous entry. (Do not hope for that, by the way.) But in some ways, they reach the most difficult. First, it is one of the only real scenes of death for any human figure in this final film.

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