In Spectre, C becomes head of MI6 during its absorption into the government. The head of the British intelligence ends up being evil: In both movies, this is true. Not too much analysis involved here, but that doesn't make it any less true Both villains have weird ways of talking. Ethan Hunt, in a stunning turn of events, spends a good portion of MI:Rogue Nation in Morocco too. Morocco: Bond spends a lot of time in Spectre in Morocco, specifically in the city of Tangiers. White in his cabin on a lake, and Ethan Hunt goes to the opera. Literally, a major plot point in both movies involves the absorption of the IMF and MI6 into a larger government body.Īustria: Both main characters travel to Austria in their respective movies. Spy organizations are out of date: in both movies, while the main character is out on his own, the organization he works for is getting shut down. Nobody seems to believe that these organizations exist, except for the main hero. Both characters are searching for a shadowy organization (Spectre or the Syndicate) that is responsible for worldwide mayhem. Main Character goes rogue: in both movies, Ethan Hunt and James Bond respectfully go rogue and operate independent of the spy organization they work for. After finally watching Spectre last night, I couldn't help but notice an insane amount of similarities between it and MI:Rogue Nation which came out earlier this year.
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