Have you watched any one of the first 5 “Mission impossible” movies? If you have, then you may have an idea of what is at stake. By “at stake” I don’t only mean saving the world covertly but all the main character goes through to stop terrorism. And you will already know the intense action that you will experience. But for those of you that haven’t, get ready for a wild ride.
If you haven’t, check out Mission : Impossible “Rouge Nation”, where director Christopher McQuarrie pushes the limit of the action and suspense. Now in “Fallout” the action leads to real emotions to all including the crew and a surprise twist. Fear, confusion, anger, and joy Ethan Hunt chooses to take another “impossible” assignment.
McQuarrie has directed multiple Tom Cruise movies; like “Edge of tomorrow”, “Jack Reacher” and now this new adventure of that continues his legacy that still stands tall with other top action directors. The bond between Cruise’s acting and McQuarrie’s directing is showing power from both side of the camera. That connection has made this an exceptional action packed motion picture.
For worldwide epidemics, the whole IMF (“Impossible Missions Force”) team, Ethan Hunt, Luther Stickily (Ving Rhames), and Benji Dunn (Simon Pegg), once again come together fighting and rescuing all nations from terrorism and worldwide domination. Psychotic scientist Solomon Lane (Sean Harris) creates three small but powerful snukes, each with the force of 300 megaton. It only takes one of the bombs to disintegrate a whole city and the clock is ticking with the button in the hands of a murderous terrorist.
This power couldn’t be held by only one person and with help such power can rule the black market looking to use this menace. As usual, the IMF gets threatened with an evil plan. A lady known as the “White Widow” (Vanessa Kirby) orders her band of trained killers, a group of assassins called the “Apostilles”, whose only mission is to steal the bombs and bring them back to their leader. The plan made by the White Widow is to bring in certain people connected to the snukes. For each person brought in, the IMF gets one of the 3 snukes.
With an amazing twist and with persons you wouldn’t expect are involved, it puts the audience on the edge of their seats. Full of gasps and surprises, left me completely dumbfounded and wanting more. The suspense of the breathtaking stunts that keep you holding your breath till the end of several life or death situations are extremely awesome to the very end.
Mission : Impossible – Fallout has been rated PG-13 for the use of strong language and also violent scenes that may not be suitable for children under suggested age.
(4 out of 5 Stars)
