"Expect the impossible"

Rating: 7/10 (6 December 2011)

An American agent, under false suspicion of disloyalty, must discover and expose the real spy without the help of his organization.
With the release of Ghost Protocol, I decided to run through the series once more to see what their built of. The trailer looked awesome, and I can't believe I never touched the series, so I started off with the first (of course!) and got ready to plunge my mind into the world of impossible. The first one... in my opinion, was good. Nothing more to it. What brought me by surprise is it's intelligence and some sort of visible style. The film is highly complex, and builds up on pure intensity and some weird filming technique. Another surprising quality was it's slow movement. The action is there, but is shots are varied and surely spread apart. In fact, there are about 4 action scenes throughout the film (which I didn't expect) but it isn't a problem. The movie begins seriously interesting, and the complexity and filming gives it some weird feeling throughout. I would never call the film bad (as much do) but those people only expected action and nothing more. I expected action, but nothing near to the amount of build-up it presented. So the tag line sells it, you expect the impossible. The film doesn't rely on action sets and whatever comes after, it brings intellectual sense onto and presents it nicely. If the series continues to give this impression, Ghost Protocol should seriously deliver. If people could understand this film is not purely based on ACTION, this would probably get a more deserving score. Mission: Impossible is the best way to make a spy film; intelligent plot, complexion, and intense sprawled action scenes throughout. See this film with caution, and expect the impossible. Impossibility that shows you can make a movie good without the such. Mission: Impossible receives 7/10.