The time when IMF went bonkers

Rating: 8/10 (26 June 2019)

It is unbelievable how the time flies and now I am watching the fifth part of Mission Impossible. This is one of those franchises that tries and succeeds in improving the experiences in every movie. With it being said I am taking a bit of a pause still remembering the opening sequence that topped everything that we have seen before.
After the mind-blowing scene, the pace allows us to wrap our head around the plot and understand a new rogue threat that is standing on the way of peaceful existence. Love the old-school game of setting up the agents and playing hide and seek with authorities. Through this sneaky game we get to see that IMF has its nets set up almost everywhere that gives an impression of omnipotence of the agency.
I undoubtedly adore the decisions of Christopher McQuarrie who so generously presented us with a ton of beautiful shots that charm and boost the piquancy of the scenes. The chase after the villain glues together like a beautiful paper model that is very fragile and has to be treated very carefully. This multi-act story keeps jumping from one place to another bringing one of the most intense scenes of Tom Cruise.
The movie is just packed with action: if everything was put back to back than a vertigo would be a guaranteed outcome. However, the creators did their best to provide safe but exiting ride for you. With the old characters involved the feeling of nostalgia exults but then we get a few new faces as Rebecca Ferguson that stuns with both beauty and skill set; Sean Harris in his turn delivers cold and prudent approach to a masterplan while using his unforgettable voice.
Not denying and certainly confirming my feelings, I will say that to my mind this part stays on the top of IMF adventures and shows other spy-action movies how it should be done. Definitely after such an impression I will wait for the next fantastic thing that Tom Cruise will think of and lets wish him luck in this phenomenal feat of bringing unbelievable realism to a viewer.