Mission: Impossible - Ghost Protocol

Other mistake: Assuming the Burj Khalifa is state-of-the-art, wouldn't random gunshots, sudden pressure differentials on the 119th floor and in the server room on the 130th, and having someone free climbing on the outside of the building (to say nothing of a person falling from the building) maybe have triggered an alarm or two, and perhaps a couple of security guards might have come up to check things out? Benji didn't have control of the alarms until after Ethan got to the server room.

Blathrop

Other mistake: When Benji kills Wistrum, the bullet hits him square in the back, even though Benji shot him from the side.

MrMovieBuff

Other mistake: When Ethan drives a car off the edge of the parking ramp the car falls 100 meters to the bottom pointing nose down the whole way and hitting nose first allowing Ethan to be saved by its air bag. The car's angular momentum makes this impossible - the car would have tumbled back over front.

Other mistake: During the car chase scene in Dubai, Ethan pushes the clutch several times (visible in the leg-room shots). The car, however, has an automatic transmission.

eleven86

Factual error: When Tom Cruise chases the villain in a parking lot in Mumbai, the "Parking" sign is written in Kannada (the scene was shot in the Sun Network station at Bangalore). Regional signs in Mumbai are in Hindi or Marathi (the state language of Maharashtra, of which Mumbai is the capital).

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Trivia: The language spoken in the video by Kurt Hendricks (in the IMF section of the train) is not Russian, despite the eagle and nametags in Russian, but Swedish, Mikael Nyqvist's (the actor portraying Kurt Hendricks) native language.

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Question: In the automated car garage, why did Hendricks jump to his death holding the briefcase rather than just dropping it down?

Answer: Knowing he was trapped, he may not have wanted to be taken alive, preferring death over capture.

raywest

Answer: As a way to prevent Ethan from quickly stopping the countdown. It's a big distance Ethan would have to drop in quick amount of time in order to stop the detonation. He was most likely going to die, so he takes his own life in order to (unsuccessfully) prevent Ethan from stopping the detonation.

Yes, but it's the same whether he 'accompanies' the briefcase or not. He rather wants to die now than be captured by very pissed-off people and experience a nuclear war.

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