
Recruiting Luther and Krieger for the Langley job
Ethan pitches two disavowed agents on robbing CIA headquarters; Luther scoffs until his own hacker legend is thrown back at him.

Luther Stickell in 5 Mission: Impossible films, every moment in release order.
42 moments · 2h 41m · by Favseen
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Spans 5 films: 1996 → 2000 → 2006 → 2015 → 2018.
Moments 1–30 of 42

Ethan pitches two disavowed agents on robbing CIA headquarters; Luther scoffs until his own hacker legend is thrown back at him.

Voiceprint, retina scan, key cards, then sound, heat and pressure sensors: Ethan explains every layer guarding the terminal.

A fake fire alarm gets the crew past the guards in firefighter gear while Kittridge, upstairs, profiles what Ethan is after.

Ethan is lowered from the vent on cables into a silent, heat- and pressure-alarmed room to copy the NOC list.

The analyst comes back as the download finishes; the crew scrambles out, and Kittridge later exiles Donloe to Alaska.

Luther toasts being back on the right side; on the flight home, Ethan is offered a familiar coded movie.

The eager new pilot Billy introduces himself while Luther grumbles about his shoes and the slow satellite.

Ethan explains the monster-and-hero myth to Luther and works out what Nekhorvich built: a virus and its cure.

Guided by Ethan's earpiece, Nyah charms Ambrose into a bet and lifts the envelope while Billy deals with a tail.

Ethan leaps from a chopper through the atrium on a 40-second window, then torches Chimera stocks while Luther spots Nyah inside.

Ethan is caught and dragged to Ambrose, who gloats and shoots, only to discover he has killed his own man.

Doves and a requiem as Ethan shoots his way out of the fortress and bikes off over the bridge with Luther covering.

Racing to reach Nyah on the cliffs, Ethan and Ambrose duel on motorbikes through a firefight before colliding mid-air.

A brutal hand-to-hand brawl on the sand while Luther and Billy find Nyah at the cliff edge, ending in a final shot.

Ethan's team breaches a guarded factory, wakes the drugged Lindsey and fights their way out to the evac truck.

Pursued by a missile-firing gunship, Ethan races to short out the explosive in Lindsey's skull with a defibrillator.

Benji rambles through fried hard drives and an Oxford professor's doomsday theory before admitting he has no idea what it is.

Ethan lays out the plan, the team stages a Roman traffic row as cover, and Ethan climbs the wall and slips into the gala.

Waiting in the van, Luther warns that a field agent's relationship never lasts; Ethan drops his news.

Zhen spills wine, Ethan forces Davian to read a voice sample, then walks out wearing his face and drives him away.

Interrogated in flight, Davian ignores every question and vows to find and hurt the woman Ethan loves; Ethan nearly drops him.

The team maps a near-impossible tower; Ethan proposes swinging from the taller building and base-jumping out.

Declan distracts the rooftop guards, Ethan swings across to the lab tower and goes in while the clock runs down.

Trapped below the roof, Ethan slides down the glass, escapes in a chase and phones Davian with seconds to spare.

While Benji fumbles the wrong door, Ethan clings to the outside of a climbing A400M to grab a nerve-gas shipment.

Ethan rides after Ilsa and a pack of Syndicate bikers at full speed on a mountain highway.

The stolen file turns out to need the British Prime Minister to open it, and Brandt challenges Ethan's obsession with Lane.

With the team watching, Ilsa lays out their options and ends with an invitation to walk away with her.

Benji vanishes in a parking garage and Lane calls with his own version of the mission briefing.

Ethan races through London streets with Lane's men on his heels, Ilsa takes on Vinter, and the trap finally springs.