An Absorbing Plot With Fantastic Action Scenes Make M.I. - Rogue Nation a Genuine Spy Movie

Rating: 7/10 (21 August 2015)

Despite of all the movie franchises which went badly after several sequels, the Mission Impossible franchise still continues to surprise with another entertaining and impressive film. Mission Impossible - Rogue Nation has an interesting plot that keeps the audience in anticipation of what will happen. As most of spy movies there're some plot twists making it more exciting, because when you think you're getting what's going on, comes a scene which cause you think: Well, I didn't see that coming. Meanwhile, the action scenes are fantastic, they're breathtaking, this is largely due to the partnership between Tom Cruise and Christopher McQuarrie, the director. They had already worked together on Jack Reacher, another film with incredible action scenes, and in M.I. their work is even better. The variety of locations of different countries used to film is noteworthy transmitting an idea that the movie doesn't focus in just one place but the plot develops in different areas, it's worldwide. In the technical point of view, the natural divergence gives a distinguished characteristic to each place, especially regarding the luminosity.
Mission Impossible - Rogue Nation has many good aspects, but it's Tom Cruise being Ethan Hunt who has made this franchise be successful as it is. In this film, he excelled once again in the action scenes because of the danger they were to be performed, but he did it anyway. Showing the level of commitment and courage he has. Each scene is more exciting than the previous one, especially one in which there is a cars and motorcycles's chasing which is simply breathtaking. Ethan Hunt's Crew, William Brandt (Jeremy Renner), Benji Dunn (Simon Pegg) and Luther Stickell (Ving Rhames), is other great component. Their synergy is enjoyable showing the bondage which was created along the films, Simon Pegg and Ving Rhames are the most responsible for the comical relief and they successfully amuse the audience with their lines.