I've already almost forgotten it.

Rating: 5/10 (11 May 2015)

Totally average Tom Cruise action-adventure with passable plot and expected high production values. Keeps moving and holds attention but is pure entertainment junk food and it isn't even a little bit filling.
These 2 hour Mission Impossible films don't really seem to have much more plot to them than the old 50 minute TV series did, and it bugs me that they are just Tom Cruise vehicles, whereas the original series was more interesting because it used an ensemble cast--Peter Graves was not all there was.
Also it was annoying how much physical punishment Tom Cruise can take and still keep moving effectively--I know this is supposed to be over-the-top, but it was way, way too much over-the-top here.
Overall, I kind of wished I hadn't wasted 2 hours on this, but in the end I'll know doubt watch all of the Mission Impossible Movies-- the first one made no sense, the fourth was pretty solid, this one was disposable, so I guess that only leaves number 3.