A spy movie that constantly goes out of control

Rating: 8/10 (18 June 2019)

After decades of James Bond movies, the new promising franchise decided to arise and show something bold and more fast-paced. The result stunned me and gave a start for never-ending discussion about Tom Cruise's abilities as the actor and as a stuntman.
Right of the bat it is worth noticing the cast of the initial mission. Tom Cruise, Jon Voight, Ving Rhames, Jean Reno and the list keeps on going. The teamwork is just gorgeous and the emotions fit to the situations as the final piece of the grand puzzle.
I heard a lot about 'Mission Impossible' being a rip-off of the James Bond movies but with all respect the statement is completely wrong. The concept of the spies might be the same but then the similarities run out: incredible and convoluted teamwork that from time to time stops even your heart just not to disturb the air around the characters when the events go sideways. Impossible tricks reinforce that brave title and the attempt to have some plot twists deserves a pat on the shoulder. Oh, and what a soundtrack!
All that mysterious and treacherous spy atmosphere is still flying around me, so I would like to say that the kick-off has been very successful. My attention is fully with Ethan Hunt now, who, for what it worth, in my eyes is standing higher than some of previously mentioned agents with a license to kill.