Just thought it wasn't good enough!

Rating: 7/10 (15 May 2006)

In my opinion, Mission Impossible III seems to be a bit good when J. J. Abrams tried to give a fresh setting on the storyboard. That make it look less uninteresting.
Unfortunately, when it comes to Tom Cruise, I just cannot say a word. From the beginning of the series, I have already got a sense that he was not the right one for the role of Ethan Hunt.
Also there is some points for you to notice: Firstly, the warehouse scene was unbelievable. Even the troop can save Lindsey, maybe she had been killed herself long before the rescue to avoid from further torture.
Secondly, being Davian was the most interesting part in the film but it was shown in the wrong way. If we don't notice the disappearance of Ethan Hunt, that may be funnier. It is because audience need a great surprise, not something they could notice so early.
Finally, the ending was too good to be true. I never believe Davian would got one question to ask Ethan, for that people always falls into curiosity. And Ethan would be that stubborn at all. The script had to make Ethan to be immortal. That's the last thing I feel unhappy about.
The misuse of top playwrights like Philip Seymour Hoffman and Jonathan Rhys Meyer give a minus to the whole production.
Mostly, I bet the move should be at the right pace. You have to get somewhere to let people stop because it was going to be a 100% action flick.... but when Tom got it controlled, that would never be fulfilled. That's why it failed to up one level.