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First look: Rebecca Ferguson as Olivia Walker in "A House of Dynamite" (2025) dir. Kathryn Bigelow.

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Beauty inside and outside🤩🤩🤩🤩 Tom Cruise

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The Mummy, Zero G plane stunt behind the scenes

His smile 🥰😍

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Ethan Hunt would beat the Kobayashi Maru by immediately volunteering to sacrifice himself and then pulling out the most amazing and unbelievable stunt to win and then to everyone’s surprise, including himself, he actually survives

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Rebecca Ferguson | Interview for Vogue Scandinavia |

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These two... I swear to God guys (x post)

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He's so gorgeous 😍😍

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Rebecca Ferguson photographed by Lee Malone | Flaunt Magazine | 2024

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Good luck🔑

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guess who rewatched silo again

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Rebecca Ferguson as Ilsa Faust and Tom Cruise as Ehtan Hunt | "Shoes Please" | Mission: Impossible - Rogue Nation | 2015

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What I would do to experience this whole movie again for the first time 💙

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Man, The Final Reckoning really just serves as....a wholesale rejection of the entire idea of destiny.

The Entity insists that Ethan's destiny is to help it bring about the destruction of the world, no matter what he tries to do to stop it. Grace insists Ethan should take control of the Entity, that he is "meant to do this." The Entity says the humans will destroy themselves, believing they have no choice.

And then...none of that happens. They stop the Entity, they trap it. The President chooses not to press the button, not to sacrifice some lives for others, the exact same principle that has guided Ethan since the beginning. They push back against the very idea of destiny. They emphatically say, No, we make our own choices. Nothing is set. Nothing is written.

And Luther's final message to Ethan fully drives home that point. He says "this was your destiny," and then spends the rest of the message entirely redefining the very concept of destiny. It isn't inevitable. It wasn't "some quirk of fate." It's all about the choices we make.

The Final Reckoning was the perfect conclusion to a film series that is all about the power of choice.