Move over JAMES BOND - Ethan HUNT is in town!

Rating: 10/10 (27 December 2011)

First of all, this was the best Mission Impossible out of the franchise. The other ones were too complicated to understand. This was was simpler. Basically it was Tom Cruise trying to stop a nuclear war. I really loved how this movie embraced a beginning, middle and the end. There was a protagonist and an antagonist. I loved how Tom Cruise kept his cool no matter what. He was in that Russian Prison yet didn't fall victim to pressure or dogmen. I was impressed how Mr. Hurt Locker was in the movie. From the second I saw him I was certain he would be a "bad guy". However, he turned out to be pretty cool. That once scene where he reminded Tom Cruise that his line was too short and Tom responded by saying "no sh*t" was funny. As Jake mentioned, Hurt Locker should have told Tom Cruise that he was just trying to help. I also liked that sand storm. It was neat when Tom was chasing the bad guy through the storm and was unable to catch up to him. I also loved how the Secretary was shot in the back of the head right in front of Tom. The one thing about the movie that bothered me was how quickly Tom drew a picture of a man on the palm of his hand. He drew a pretty good image of a face in about 4 seconds. That was kind of weird. Also I was not sure why Hurt Locker fell 25 feet just to hover across a spike shaped fan. Was he doing something while down there? I was not sure what it was. As for the guy who owned the satellite, he had quite the Pompadour haircut. It was around three inches high. The best part of the movie was the appearance of Ving Rhames. I was expecting him to reply "ugly" when asked how the retrieval of the satellite out of the San Francisco bay went. LOL. Tom Cruise continues to be the "perfect actor". His hair was perfect the entire movie.