Ethan Hunt is sent to capture a powerful arms dealer before a mysterious weapon falls in the wrong hands.

Rating: 9/10 (18 July 2006)

In my opinion Mission Impossible III, exceeds in story, creativity, characterization, and overall quality over the other two M:I films.
The characters in this film have more dimensions to them (especially the villain), unlike the mass-claimed flatness that poisoned first two movies. This film does a really good job at showing Ethan Hunt as a man with a life style, and not just a spy. Although at times, I felt he didn't show the right amount of emotion that was needed during certain situations.
It really makes senses that Ethan can't tell his fiancé of his life as an IMF agent, and really adds a whole new kind of conflict, instead of the old don't-get-killed-by-the-bad-guys theme.
This film also has some pretty nifty action sequences, such as the unforgettable bridge bombing, and an over-the-top parachute sequence.
To add even more flavor, this film features an unforgettable villain. I truly believe this is just not the best villain of all the Mission: Impossible movies, but (do I dare say) one that will stand out amongst other villains (book and film) for years to come.
I really enjoyed this movie, and one I easily recommend. Two thumbs up.