Your mission, If you choose to accept it, Is to watch this movie

Rating: 10/10 (1 August 2015)

It looks like Tom has been Cruising with another great movie, as Mission Impossible-Rogue Nation is filled with the right amount of action scenes and comic relief to make this a must see. It hooks you in with an exciting start, which in turn is a pleasant way to a vague idea of what the plot line is. After that, it steps right into what we have all wanted to see... the shot mainly focusing in on Ethan Hunt doing his thing, him working efficiently on the fringe of destruction of the world.\
How is this movie different from the others out there?
First off, Ethan Hunt is a reasonable man in his own respect - as in not blowing anybody's head off. He realizes that thinking through the situation is better than going Rambo on the front lines. Brain over Brawn. While a good thoughtless killing may be good in very certain circumstances, this movie is not meant to be on of them. It shows the genius of Tom Cruise's character and how he thinks. He shows he does the job for the reason of saving the world, not for the girls (Thanks, Bond).
Also, the balance of this movie from conflict to humor/diving into the story-line is impeccable. I feel I have to bring up San Andreas as a comparison. While a good movie, it involved the destruction of objects most of the time. This is not the case in Mission Impossible-Rogue Nation. When the action starts to have the potential of becoming overwhelming, a good joke pops up and makes you chuckle. Or when you might start to crave a shootout, one happens.
Overall, Mission Impossible keeps your eyes glued to the screen the whole time and you should spend the time to watch it and makes you want to know when Ethan gets to Hunt down his next enemy. And yes, the only thing that you are disappointed about when the credits start rolling, is that the movie ended.