Movie Review: Mission Impossible: Ghost Protocol

Mission Impossible is the franchise that no one questions on how many more of these are they going to make.

With an easy to follow story, thrilling action sequences and a sense of humor, Mission Impossible: Ghost Protocol works. Tom brings his game on – you can call him crazy but he definitely knows how to carry a movie.

The rest of the cast didn’t disappoint too even though they don’t have much to work with. Simon Pegg provided the laughs, Paula Patton is believably kick ass, and Jeremy Renner proved to be an ambiguous ally. The villains here are not just sinister but also smart, which makes the mission much more interesting.

Overall, the whole movie is a thrill ride all in good fun. The movie manages to set up and pull off all these crazy sequences. You’re guaranteed to get swept away that when Tom climbs up on one of the tallest buildings in the world with sticky gloves, you can’t look down.

Mission Impossible: Ghost Protocol

Tom Cruise is back with another mission, but this time the stakes have gone much higher. The IMF gets implicated in a bombing plot and gets shut down. The Defense Secretary initiates Ghost Protocol, and it's up to Ethan and his new crew to clear the organization's name on their own.
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Mission Impossible: Ghost Protocol is a preposterously fun self-contained spy action-adventure movie that injects newfound energy into a 15 yr old series.

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[…] The 5th Mission Impossible takes all the greatest hits from the previous movies and packs them in a lean spy-thriller plot. The movie’s shifting alliances are reminiscent of the 90’s original by Bryan De Palma. Action scenes are inspired by John Woo. Action set pieces follow the pattern of Bryan Bird’s heart-thumping work from Ghost Protocol. […]

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