Standard fare, rent it don't buy it.

Rating: 6/10 (4 May 2012)

All pretty predictable but an enjoyable way to kill a couple of hours. It's not a film I will ever watch again unless stuck on a plane.
The acting is perfect for the genre, the direction and effects very good. However, there is nothing that inspires and allows the imagination to work. I can only assume Simon Pegg was cast to provide light relief but his character, whilst well played, is out of place and belongs in a Johnny English film.
If you really want to buy it, wait a couple of years as it will be heavily discounted in the supermarkets. Let's hope there are no more IMF films as the franchise has run it's course.