Mission: Impossible Rogue Nation
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Ethan and team take on their most impossible mission yet, eradicating the Syndicate, an International rogue organization, as highly skilled as they are, committed to destroying the IMF.
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Reviews for Mission: Impossible Rogue Nation
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Review MVP rated this 7 out of 10
Written on 5 August 2015 Member since 9 May 2011Pros:Action well done throughout the movie.
Story kept you guessing until the end.
A strong believable challenge for the IMF team.
Cons:NA
Overall:Ethan Hunt returns in the fifth instalment of the Mission Impossible franchise. That is not to say that are getting lazy. After being disowned by the CIA, Hunt is on his own as he tries to track down the group of supposed dead soldiers from around the world named the Syndicate.
After getting help from Benji (Simon Pegg) and his old crew of Brandt (Jeremy Renner) and Luther (Ving Rhames), the game of cat and mouse continues as Ilsa (Rebecca Ferguson) comes to Ethan’s aid, but keeps you guessing which side she is on, and everyone else for that matter until the end.
The action is good throughout the movie with Tom doing a lot of his own stunts from the driving scenes to hanging onto the side of a plane. All the action is what you would expect from a Mission: Impossible movie, but it does well to not go overboard by relying on CGI which tends to happen in a lot of movies just because they can.
Tom does his usual polished performance including his trademark running style and Simon Pegg is given a lot more air time to shine with his nerdy character and brings the light hearted moments into the movie. Rebecca Ferguson holds her own as she portrays a quite believable assassin.
Overall it is a good movie to see with the action and thrills without too much unbelievable things happening. Well there always has to be some…. just not too much to the detriment of this movie.
