Mission: Inexcusable

Rating: 6/10 (19 December 2011)

Suspension of disbelief is a key requirement to enjoy an action thriller. So consider this:
Death defying stunts? YES!
Heroic leading man who saves the world just in time? YES!
Beautiful leading lady, smart, sassy and kick-ass? YES!
Really bad guys? YES!
Story? NOPE!!
Plot? LAZY!!
Conclusion? DON'T THINK!! ENJOY!!!
Err, wait just 5 secs. The MI team has a mission because Americans don't have first launch detection capability; Americans don't have armoured SUVs to transport key government officials (the MI team has really cool gadgets!!!); Indians don't care to have security protecting vital communication networks; anyone can seemingly infiltrate the Kremlin; Russians are ready to assassinate US Cabinet Officials without corroborating evidence and risk an all out open war when no country has the appetite to act decisively in the middle east. Indian media and industry tycoon is a buffoon who has to be slapped around to reveal information which he is just as likely to have given if somebody asked him reasonably.
Lazy writing on the grounds that its all meant to be over the top and only entertainment is inexcusable for all the resources that was spent in making this film.