Mr Lane, meet the IMF team.

Rating: Null/10 (18 December 2015)

"Mission Impossible" and I have a long history. I am old enough that I used to watch the TV series when it was popular all those years ago.
Way back in 1996 Tom Cruise starred in the first of the modern series of IMF movies. That first one I seem to recall wasn't that good. But the second one, in the year 2000 and featuring "Chimera" was much better. And they continued to get better with each succeeding one in 2006 and 2011.
In this installment the IMF seems to have been disbanded, but there is a rogue British agent who has his sights set on havoc around the world and that includes killing leaders of various countries. Tom Cruise is of course back as Ethan Hunt and he has to lead his team to find this man and capture him.
One of his team is Jeremy Renner as William Brandt and in a very nice casting choice British actor Simon Pegg as Benji Dunn. There has to be a pretty girl and that part is played by Rebecca Ferguson as Ilsa Faust. Plus another good casting choice is Ving Rhames as Luther Stickell.
The rogue is played by British actor Sean Harris as Solomon Lane. The action takes us to places such as London and Seville. We have car chases and motorcycle chases. We have airplanes and fancy weapons. We even have an opera in Vienna.
This is a worthy Mission: Impossible movie, at just over 2 hours it is constantly entertaining. I saw it on BluRay at home with a surround system including a powered subwoofer and the picture and sound are very impressive.