Mission: Impossible Rogue Nation tops Pluto TV

Collider reported on May 21 that “Mission: Impossible – Rogue Nation” had climbed Pluto TV’s movie rankings, citing FlixPatrol data and Pluto availability for the 2015 Tom Cruise film. The article said the Christopher McQuarrie-directed entry had reached fifth place on Pluto TV’s Top 10 list. Pluto TV’s U.S. service currently lists the film as free on-demand viewing, part of a broader May lineup that includes several “Mission: Impossible” titles. ### How high did “Rogue Nation” actually get on Pluto TV? FlixPatrol data, as described in Collider’s May 21 story, put “Mission: Impossible – Rogue Nation” at No. 5 on Pluto TV’s Top 10 movie list rather than at No. 1. Collider framed the move as a streaming surge for one of the franchise’s best-reviewed installments. Collider identified the film as the series’ “third-highest-rated” installment on Rotten Tomatoes, and tied the renewed viewing to continued audience interest in Cruise’s long-running spy franchise. (collider.com) The article also highlighted the film’s opening Airbus A400M stunt and its 94% Rotten Tomatoes score. ### Where can viewers watch it, and what else is on Pluto TV? (collider.com) Pluto TV’s current U.S. listing says “Mission: Impossible – Rogue Nation” is available to stream free with ads on demand. The service description identifies the film as a 2-hour, 11-minute action-adventure title centered on Ethan Hunt’s pursuit of the Syndicate. Pluto TV’s May 2026 lineup also includes multiple other films from the franchise. (collider.com) Coverage of the monthly slate said the service was carrying several “Mission: Impossible” movies during May, giving viewers a free ad-supported place to watch older entries in the run-up to newer franchise attention. ### Which other “Mission: Impossible” movies were part of the streaming conversation? (pluto.tv) Collider’s franchise coverage in recent months has grouped “Rogue Nation” with other recent and legacy entries including “Fallout,” “Dead Reckoning,” and “The Final Reckoning.” In a separate November 2025 story, Collider said the first five films were streaming on Starz, while another March 2026 piece referenced “The Final Reckoning” on Paramount+. (yahoo.com) A 2024 Collider piece about Pluto TV said the platform had made four franchise films available there, and more recent May 2026 coverage elsewhere said Pluto was carrying five “Mission: Impossible” films during the month. That places “Rogue Nation” inside a larger catalog push rather than as a one-off title drop. ### Why is an older 2015 film showing up in May 2026 rankings? (collider.com) May 2026 programming changes put several Tom Cruise titles onto Pluto TV, including “Mission: Impossible” films and “Top Gun: Maverick,” according to entertainment coverage of the monthly schedule. That gave ad-supported viewers a new free window to revisit the franchise. (collider.com) JustWatch’s current U.S. listing also shows “Rogue Nation” available across paid services including Paramount+ and MGM+ while noting its free ad-supported availability on Pluto TV. The combination of broad access and franchise visibility appears to have helped drive recent chart movement, though Pluto TV has not publicly released its own detailed viewership numbers in the materials reviewed. (mensjournal.com) ### What comes next for viewers tracking the franchise? Pluto TV’s May 2026 schedule keeps “Mission: Impossible – Rogue Nation” and other franchise entries in its U.S. lineup through the month, according to lineup coverage and the platform’s current listing. Viewers looking for the film can find it now on Pluto TV’s on-demand page, while other recent franchise entries remain on separate services including Paramount+. (pluto.tv) (justwatch.com)