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Mission Impossible 2 (2000)
 | Information at Internet
Movie Database |
| Review
by Robert Arjet, Journal of Religion and Film. |
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Cinema
in Focus, a social and spiritual commentary by Hal Conklin and Denny
Wayman. |
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Looking Closer, review by Jeffrey Overstreet, "searching for truth, beauty
and meaning in the movies." |
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Movie Parables
review. |
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Hollywood Jesus
visual review. |
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"Mission
Impossible 2 and Searching for Mystery," Steve Lansingh, TheFilmForum:
Christian Conversation about the Movies. |
| Themes
 | Female Christ Figure
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A John Woo action flick. (Simple
lot, stylish action and photography, really loud) This is a
good, engaging action movie with many plot hole. So, check
your brains in at the door and enjoy the ride. Nyah
Hall (Thandie Newton) infects herself with a deadly virus to help
reduce gun fire and save Ethan Hunt (Tom Cruise). (Larry Broding)
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| Transformation
(Transfiguration), Call
| At the beginning of the movie, Ethan Hunt is
climbing a mountain. At one point, he hangs facing out from the
cliff face, arms spread as though he were being crucified. He makes
it to the top of the mountain, and stands looking out in a moment of
exhilaration. Almost immediately, he is presented with the latest
impossible mission, which will send him out to potential rejection
and death -- "the secretary will disavow all knowledge..."
(FUMC, Natchitoches, LA)
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