Rogue Nation is high in style, action, and jokes and proves again that Tom Cruise is action hero of one kind even if it lacks in some substance.

Rating: 8/10 (29 November 2015)

MISSION IMPOSSIBLE: ROGUE NATION (2015)
Cast: Tom Cruise, Jeremy Renner, Rebecca Ferguson, Simon Pegg etc.
Director:Christopher Mcquarrie
Produced:Skydance
Release date:7/30/15
Rated:PG-13
The fifth installment in the spy franchise is coming out with a bang, and that's for sure. "Mission impossible: Rogue Nation" is directed by Christopher Mcquarrie, the writer for movie "Edge Of Tomorrow" and others. Rogue Nation is one of the most fun films in the franchise, and is loaded with tons of stunts and action, mostly done by Tom Cruise himself. This blockbuster is sure to sweep you off your feet towards the end.
After the damage the IMF inflicted on the Kremlin in Russia, Alan Hunley(Alec Baldwin) is determined to finally shutdown the IMF so they can work for the CIA. Along the way, Ethan Hunt(Tom Cruise), finds out that there is a British syndicate which contains many highly skilled assassins determined to destroy the IMF. The rest of the plot shows how they try to dissolve the Syndicate and it's leader.
This movie is sheer fun. The movie starts off with a great kick and shows off little doses of Simon Pegg humor and Tom Cruise's energy at fifty-three. The screenplay is very smoothly paced even if you would feel that the movie is bit too long. At the end of this movie, you would definitely feel that this movie was at least ten minutes too long. Nevertheless, "Rogue Nation" is pretty sweet.
Tom Cruise and Simon Pegg steal the show with there amazing jokes, stunts, and fire- action. Wait, what about the cool motorcycle chase? The soundtrack is our familiar time bomb mission theme, but it still works out really well. The action is non-stop, and it would keep you on the edge of your seat even though the problem with most of all the movies from 2015 was the horrendous characterization.
In this movie, they take a lot of time to develop more and more of the IMF life, and also the lives of the characters. Due to this, your care for the story, the action, and the characters really is worth it. Coming to the performances, Rebecca Ferguson is the best thing that ever happened to Mission Impossible because of her style, action, and her neck-breaking flips and stunts. She is the most bad-ass agent ever seen in MI. Tom Cruise and Simon Pegg do a fine job in their role, even though there were some shaky moments where they could'vs reacted better. Honestly, I when it comes to emotion and anger, Tom Cruise is never the guy. Also, it's very hard to believe that Tom Cruise is the smartest person in the movie, due to his reactions in real-life situations.
Even though there are too many characters and too many subplots, Chris Mcquarie has perfectly managed building all of them at the same time. This movie is very high on style, but kind of lacks on new substances. While watching this movie, you would feel that people have been there and done this, but ultimately the pure fun in action is what you should watch it for. Watching Tom do his two-hundred ft jump is pretty nerve-wrecking for some fans including me. That's really where the characterization kicks in. While he does his jump, all the true fans would really be scared for his life.
This movie is the most fun I had watching in a long time and I hope that Tom Cruise does it again. This movie is amazing fun and you should definitely catch it. Watching Tom Cruise do his nerve-wrecking stunts in theaters? I'm in for it again.