Unbelievable but somewhat entertaining

Rating: 5/10 (9 December 2016)

I will admit, I am entertained by this movie, but the whole story is rather unbelievable, from beginning to end. The beginning scenes in the movie are rather strange. Then, after the chaos event, how Ethan gets his own contact with Max all by himself is rather laughable. Although I did like the character Max, she was involved in some of the more interesting moments of this movie.
I love how the top secret computer desk in the security office simply has a pullout seat instead of a chair in front of it, because that would probably nail the security system right there with just a rattle. Plus all of the room's security system really needs to prevent the computer broken in is either disconnection from the computer when the person goes out, or even something people had in their home security at the time; motion detectors. You can even have security cameras in the room without direct vision of the computer. It's just ridiculous.
The scene when they are on top the TGV is rather interesting, the part with especially with Jim being chased by Ethan towards the rear of a train going at around 360mph, this is rather unbelievable. Especially considering that Ethan's only hanging on with his hands, that's just laughable.
I have to say, an earlier movie based on the country's top secret defense, "True Lies" was a lot better than "Mission: Impossible".