Like the Beekeeper it’s far from Jason Statham’s best, very far, and I like a lot of his work he’s a good action star. This film though noticeable from the opening act is lifeless and not convincing. CONSTRUCTION SITE BLUE COLLAR GUY THAT IS TRYING TO MAKE ENDS MEET WHO CANT SEE HIS SON… and yeah you know the drill. So bad it’s funny with some neat fight choreography sprinkled in. Jason you should go back to Guy Ritchie because Ayer’s not working well.
This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.
If this is the final Mission (which I strongly believe it is) what a fitting end it was.
Let me start by saying I kind of get how people who’d never seen a Mission Impossible film or don’t them are mostly saying, or people in general are saying “what the heck did I just watch?” Because the first half of this film is on crack. At times all the exposition(s) happening at once can be dizzying, and being with…
Come to think of it… I think this is my favorite Mission. Cinematic experience wise it certainly was the best out of 4-7, even if Fallout is the obvious favorite this one has something to it.
The thing that Rogue Nation has for it is it’s perhaps the most Mission Impossible of the Mission Impossibles in the sense that it has this perfect bond between unbelievable action set pieces and exposition and within that it has a sort of light…
He did it.
This film was perfect, and for damn sure there’s not another thing like it. It’s a beast, soul pounding cinema. With the most sincere respect to the source material, Villeneuve gives a biblically sized epic that feels real, as amazing as the story is thanks to Villeneuve’s direction, Fraser and Zimmer’s work completes it to make this one of the most beautiful and riveting pieces of media ever assembled, must see on the largest screen possible! Can’t…
