One of the less-graphic ones

Rating: 8/10 (25 April 2015)

I particularly liked this entry to the mission impossible series first of all because it's the perfect example of how a movie can be enjoyable and exciting without being gory.
Not going to tell about the plot, that's pretty evidently told in other reviews and even showed out a bit by posters and such. First of all it's good to note that this is Brad Bird (The incredibles)'s first live action film. An enough well-conceived plot, not too complicate, but still interesting, is well brought on by the cast featuring Jeremy Renner as a new entry to mission: impossible (It's ridiculous how he's a secret agent in both this series, both the Bourne series and in Marvel Cinematic Universe), together with already seen faces such as Simon Pegg.
Tom Cruise's stunts, the good choice of locations, and the improbable high-tech gadgets make the whole thing very interesting, with quite a few jokes, though most of things are, in fact, impossible.
I believe that even if you're a Bourne series fan you'll like it. Relation between Mission: Impossible and The Bourne is similar to Marvel and the Dark Knight trilogy. KIn both cases the second series looks more realistic, but the first is still fun to watch.
It's obviously the realism lack that makes me give an 8 and not higher, because I have to confront this with the Bourne series that is quite real, even though I enjoy both almost on the same level.