Our podcast The Extra Credits ranked our 30 favorite movies of 2024
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This is the first Mission: Impossible movie in 20 years that feels like it knows how ridiculous it’s become. If you know that MI1 and MI3 are the only emotionally grounded entries in this franchise and that everything from Ghost Protocol to Dead Reckoning is Cruise in increasingly silly superhero cosplay then this film is pure validation. It’s big and camp, but importantly re that Ethan Hunt used to be a guy not just a weird myth. Tries to give…
watched the re-issue in theaters…masterpiece. (kels agrees!)
Trey was in agony looking away from the cringe humor for 40% of this movie. Shoutout to the guy who walked out of the Thunderbolts screening across from us saying, “that new Marvel is nuts.”
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The last thing I expected from a Mission: Impossible movie was franchise-brained, “ this” grandstanding. My critical consciousness knew that its first hour — a key-jingling clipshow designed to haphazardly connect the mythology of eight films — was feckless in its pandering. But here’s the rub: I didn’t really care. The Mission: Impossible movies are like my children — I love them all — and instead of seeing the endless montages of Missions past as the onset of incurable franchise-itis,…
you can’t hate this one!! that’s what the entity wants, it wants us to turn against eachother
Don't even know where to begin with some of the scenes I just witnessed. The underwater sequence made me nauseous because not only do I hate water, but I hate confined spaces so I was completely locked in lol. Unfortunately, the script just didn't feel as tight as it could have been, so the first hour in particular felt a bit rough, save for the "should you choose to accept it" speech. I did still tear up during a few…
A billion dollars incoming.
My daughter’s review would be “too loud, why the fuck did you take me to a movie playing in Dolby, I’m 20 months old?” and my defense would be “oh my god I’m so sorry they didn’t tell it’d be in Dolby, I hope I didn’t cause permanent damage”
Our podcast The Extra Credits ranks our 20 favorite movies of 2023 here!