Six. It's been six Mission: Impossible movies since it's first movie came in 1996. In Hollywood, usually, the series at this point will worn out and overstayed their welcome. A third movie in a franchise usually struggles to keep it's content fresh and exciting, let alone six. "Halloween: Curse of Michael Myers" and "Freddy's Dead" (aka "A Nightmare on Elm's Street 6") are among those horrible sixth movies, but movies such as "Fast and Furious 6" and "Harry Potter 6" (also known as Half Blood Prince), manages to break the mold and presents a solid sixth entry in their respective franchises.
And thankfully, and rightfully so, "Mission: Impossible - Fallout" joins the likes of "Fast and Furious 6" and "Harry Potter 6" as one of the best sixth movie in a franchise. From director/writer Christopher McQuarrie, who also made "Rogue Nation", this is by far the most insane M:I movie yet, and might be the best M:I movie to date.
Pros:
Cons: Honestly, I've been thinking hard about what I hate about this movie, and honestly there's nothing wrong with this movie, there's nothing I hate in this movie, the entire movie is great. The pros outweighs the (almost non-existent) cons. If there's one thing I hate about this movie, it would be the lack of Jeremy Renner as William Brandt (I already missed that guy. Not appeared in Infinity War, and now this? Why?!), also I wish the movie could be longer (because boy time flies really fast). Oh, and in one particular scene it should be more impactful and sad, But since this is my personal preference, it wouldn't affect my rating whatsoever.
Other than my otherwise personal nitpick, "Mission: Impossible - Fallout" is simply one of the best, if not the best action movie of this summer. With a great storyline, terrific acting and mind-blowing action scenes, this is easily one of the best movies of 2018 so far, and might be the one that finally took down "Ghost Protocol" as the best MI movie to date. If there's a seventh installment, I'll definitely on board.
And thankfully, and rightfully so, "Mission: Impossible - Fallout" joins the likes of "Fast and Furious 6" and "Harry Potter 6" as one of the best sixth movie in a franchise. From director/writer Christopher McQuarrie, who also made "Rogue Nation", this is by far the most insane M:I movie yet, and might be the best M:I movie to date.
Pros:
- Cast
- Story
- Action scenes
- Music
- Cinematography
- Pacing
Cons: Honestly, I've been thinking hard about what I hate about this movie, and honestly there's nothing wrong with this movie, there's nothing I hate in this movie, the entire movie is great. The pros outweighs the (almost non-existent) cons. If there's one thing I hate about this movie, it would be the lack of Jeremy Renner as William Brandt (I already missed that guy. Not appeared in Infinity War, and now this? Why?!), also I wish the movie could be longer (because boy time flies really fast). Oh, and in one particular scene it should be more impactful and sad, But since this is my personal preference, it wouldn't affect my rating whatsoever.
Other than my otherwise personal nitpick, "Mission: Impossible - Fallout" is simply one of the best, if not the best action movie of this summer. With a great storyline, terrific acting and mind-blowing action scenes, this is easily one of the best movies of 2018 so far, and might be the one that finally took down "Ghost Protocol" as the best MI movie to date. If there's a seventh installment, I'll definitely on board.