A Classy Addition To An Action-Driven Series

Rating: 7/10 (10 August 2015)

A mission which didn't seem as impossible as the earlier one which Ethan Hunt chose to accept. It is decent spy thriller which didn't have all the action which is usually found in the previous Mission: Impossible Films.
Ethan Hunt hangs off an airplane to secure something the bad guys are trying to steal, that's how the Film started and this breath-taking stunt was too short to create any adrenaline and from there the story progresses moderately for a Mission: Impossible Film. Ethan Hunt and his acquaintances who would later join him eradicate a rouge Anti IMF agency so that IMF will be reinstated of its earlier status since it has been dissolved into the CIA as the result of their unorthodox ways to protect the nation. The Film in many ways is similar to Ghost Protocol: Start with a stunt, introduce the story, do another stunt for some file extraction and follow it up with a chase which ends up terribly for Ethan Hunt. Though with all these similarities it lacks in action and the adrenaline factor which Ghost Protocol had to offer.
Christopher McQuarrie, a writer turned director's attempt at this critically and commercially rising film series is not one to be left unnoticed for it offers the class which the earlier Films in the series did not manage to deliver and this class swiftly covers up for its lack of action. The Film is Christopher's third attempt at directing and his second with Tom Cruise ( the first being Jack Reacher which I would strongly recommend if you are looking for a good crime thriller) this may not be his best film but his stylistic James Bond-like approach to this action-packed series gives the Film a fresh and new feel.
Tom Cruise hangs off an airplane and I think that's reason enough to watch his amply classy spy Thriller.