No Better, No Worse.

Rating: 7/10 (13 November 2015)

To be honest I think that the M.I series of movies has been quite an interesting phenomenon when you look at movies and their sequels, as it is nearly always the rule of thumb that movie sequels start to get worse as they progress, or at least start to get worse at some point along the line.
However, in the case of the M.I series of movies (and i'm only speaking in my opinion), I have found this to be quite the opposite, as I myself didn't really enjoy the first movie in the series as I found it all a bit to slow and talky, and I found the second movie in the series to be only slightly better on the action front having been directed by Jon woo.
However, as the M.I series of movies progressed they got stronger & stronger until I became a big fan, so with this latest instalment, I had high hopes of it being even better then the last, as i'd now become to expect, but alas this wasn't to be. I'm not saying that the movie is any worse then the last, but it wasn't any better either.
Don't get me wrong the action & amazing stunts that we have become to expect were all there, but with each movie I think that the audience has become to expect them to be even better and bigger, but this movie just didn't give us this as the stunts were just on a par with the last movie (in my opinion), and it didn't help this movie that the biggest stunt in the movie was (this time), before the opening credits, so there were no bigger stunts to look forward to .
So to sum it up, if your a fan-boy (or girl), of the M.I series of movies, then I can highly recommend this movie. However, if your looking for a bigger and better action scenes and stunts then the last movie sequel, then you might be highly disappointed.