Chase scene in Morocco being one of the best in cinema history and I include "Ronin", "The French Connection" as well as "Bourne Identity"

Rating: 10/10 (4 August 2015)

People complain about Tom Cruise, saying he is short, scientology obsessed and extremely self- absorbed. His believe system which made him unpopular with mainstream public for a long period of time seems working for him. I personally have different opinion on why he is associated with Scientology Cult and knowing that in the past he wanted to be a Christian Catholic priest his role in church of L. Ron Hubbard might be more of a infiltration agent than anything else. But then again only Tom knows that and his handlers. He is arguably the biggest movie star in the world and with being the best comes the unpleasant part, you need to allow others to project their anxieties on you. This is what entertainers are for. They are here so that we as the audience can love them or hate them depending on the role they play. Everything is cyclical and Hollywood loves to love their stars until they hate them, then they feel guilty that they hate them and they start to love them again. Tom does extraordinary things. In CGI world of filmmaking, he does almost all his stunts insisting in pushing the boundaries more and more every movie he makes. He is also power player being producer on most of his movies which allows him to have a say which actor or director will be hired for his movies. The Mission Impossible franchise has had it's ups and downs. Each part has been directed by different director therefor often stylistically there are clear differences in direction each movie took. From Brian De Palma, John Woo, J.J. Abrams, Brad Bird to now Christopher McQuarrie creator of highly successful "Jack Reacher" movie which sure will turn to another franchise for Tom. Believe it or not but it is his only 3rd feature film he ever directed previously mostly resuming a role of a writer on movies like "Edge of Tomorrow", "Jack Reacher" and "Valkyrie". As a writer he possesses very good understanding of human inner make up and what motivates characters to make their relationship work on the silver screen. By doing so he creates very believable relationships that push the plot forward. I do not want to jump the gun here but there I will say it, "Mission: Impossible - Rogue Nation" might be the best of all the movies from this franchise and that tells a lot about it.
Ethan and team take on their most impossible mission yet, eradicating the Syndicate - an International rogue organization as highly skilled as they are, committed to destroying the IMF.
The action is overwhelming with a chase scene in Morocco being one of the best in cinema history and I include "Ronin", "The French Connection" as well as "Bourne Identity". Every movie needs a good antagonist and after "Deliver Us from Evil" Sean Harris was a choice that seems perfect for highly mysterious villain Solomon Lane. As a leader of mysterious group Syndicate he creates order out of chaos. It is funny that both movies MI and the new James Bond movie "Spectre" are both telling a story of mysterious organization that from behind the curtain rules the world by creating conflicts, terroristic attacks that in the end are taking power over the elite politicians and power players to create the New World Order of the world. This mystical organization in real life is called the ILLUMINATI and started back in 1st of May 1776 in Bavaria by Adam Weishaupt and his associates. Of course the mainstream history and media will tell us that this organization has been dissolved and yet they are responsible for French Revolution as well as spread of Communism as a counter ideology towards a fight with Capitalism. Bottom line this film as well as the new James Bond are bringing some new information about this mysterious organization disguised some real facts with fictional disinformation techniques Hollywood is so good at spreading. To come back to the review "Mission: Impossible - Rogue Nation" is truly spectacular piece of entertainment. As I mentioned already the action is breathtaking together with stunning stunt by Tom in the opening of the movie. The performances are great from everyone involved and seems deeper than the previous installments. Bottom line is whatever are your personal feelings about Tom Cruise as a person this should not detract from the fact that he is very charismatic lead and when it comes to "Mission: Impossible" movies this franchise is in safe hands. I highly recommend this film to the lovers of fast paced smart action films.
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