The draft of the script written by Josh Trank and Jeremy Slater was different from the final film in numerous ways:
However, other than Trank, who fought hard to put his vision of the superhero-movie through and failed, Carnahan was wise enough to leave the Mission: Impossible project, saving him much trouble. He said Trank's position as coming from an independent film, who was a critical and financial success (in Trank's case that was Chronicle (2012), for Carnahan it was Narc (2002)), and being roughly around the same age as Trank when being offered the jump from independent director to million dollar-movie franchise director, he faced similar troubles with studio and producers as Trank, when the vision of the different parties just wouldn't come together. In relation to the financial and artistic failure of this film, which was attributed to behind-the-scenes troubles between the movie's director Josh Trank and the movie's producers, director Joe Carnahan, who left Mission: Impossible III (2006) due to massive creative differences between him, star Tom Cruise and producer Paula Wagner, released a statement on twitter saying that he is happy that twitter wasn't around at the time he was involved in this movie.
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