Director: Christopher McQuarrie
Cast: Tom Cruise , Rebecca Ferguson , Henry Cavill , Michelle Monaghan , Ving Rhames , Alec Baldwin , Simon Pegg , Angela Bassett , Sean Harris , Vanessa Kirby , Frederick Schmidt
Plot: When an IMF mission ends badly, the world is faced with dire consequences. As Ethan Hunt takes it upon himself to fulfil his original briefing, the CIA begin to question his loyalty and his motives. The IMF team find themselves in a race against time, hunted by assassins while trying to prevent a global catastrophe.
My Movie Review: The movie is stunning extravaganza the death-defying stunts made impact to viewers that every jump and every fall took turn felt you are part of the journey nevertheless! Mission Impossible: Fallout is the best film in the franchise and one of this summer blockbuster takes us in lifts and bounds giving us the action adventure we all craving for that big old school pound for pound fist fights and over-the-top daredevil chase in motorcycle and in high altitude:) Tom Cruise is pushing the limit on what we think is impossible doing real stunts like halo jump that shot to perfection or the infamous jump were he got injured and his out of this breath runs! What matters most is that story take its peak bringing old characters to settle things or back in the crew and new characters to elevate the experience and excite as the next will be unknown! The thing I love most in this mission taking us to exotic locations beyond our reach and grasp:)
Critics Consensus: Fast, sleek and fun, Mission Impossible: Fallout lives up to the impossible part of its name setting yet another high mark for insane set pieces in franchise full of them Fallout's one huge strength is that the action is consistently riveting, great, unapologetic nose-dive into old-school, free-fall, red-meat action that plays as a stark reminder of why physical presence and real stunts still have the cinematic upper hand over such CGI and green screens In a figurative sense... Ethan Hunt manifests the role of the last great romantic hero, in a literal sense Mission Impossible reaffirms the name of Tom Cruise as the last great star of American commercial cinema. Fallout gets it right. From a one-on-one fight in a bathroom to a helicopter chase, the film never loses our attention and manages to surprise us every time. And lastly the most thrilling, entertaining stand-on-your-feet-this-is-bananas blockbuster such recent memory!
Source: https://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/mission_impossible_fallout/
Critics Consensus: Fast, sleek and fun, Mission Impossible: Fallout lives up to the impossible part of its name setting yet another high mark for insane set pieces in franchise full of them Fallout's one huge strength is that the action is consistently riveting, great, unapologetic nose-dive into old-school, free-fall, red-meat action that plays as a stark reminder of why physical presence and real stunts still have the cinematic upper hand over such CGI and green screens In a figurative sense... Ethan Hunt manifests the role of the last great romantic hero, in a literal sense Mission Impossible reaffirms the name of Tom Cruise as the last great star of American commercial cinema. Fallout gets it right. From a one-on-one fight in a bathroom to a helicopter chase, the film never loses our attention and manages to surprise us every time. And lastly the most thrilling, entertaining stand-on-your-feet-this-is-bananas blockbuster such recent memory!
Source: https://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/mission_impossible_fallout/
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