The Exact Amount of Action, Suspense and Intrigue Necessary for a Movie of this Type

Rating: Null/10 (23 February 2017)

Without a secretary for the Impossible Missions Force (IMF) the Operations Director named "William Brandt" (Jeremy Renner) is unable to defend its continued existence by a Senate committee in the face of accusations by the Director of the C.I.A. "Alan Hunley" (Alec Baldwin). As a result, "Agent Ethan Hunt" (Tom Cruise) is declared a rogue operative and is forced to continue his investigation against a criminal organization known as the Syndicate all by himself. Unfortunately, when his investigation leads him to the exact location where the Chancellor of Austria is assassinated the orders from the C.I.A. now become focused on eliminating him--permanently. If that wasn't bad enough, his only lead is a former agent for MI6 named "Ilsa Faust" (Rebecca Ferguson) whose allegiance is questionable at best and for the moment happens to be the only person he can trust. Now rather than reveal any more I will just say that I thought this was an excellent spy film which contained the exact amount of action, suspense and intrigue necessary for a movie of this type. Likewise, I also enjoyed the performances of both Tom Cruise and Rebecca Ferguson who seemed to work real well together. Again, I thought that this was an excellent movie and I have rated it accordingly.