Can the franchise keep up with Tom Cruise?

Rating: 7/10 (20 June 2019)

It's already the third part of the spy adventure that kept me glued to the screen and rooting for the luckiest team in the movie history. At this point I need to say right away that the coolness of this part is not worse but even better than the second installment, but how so?
The intensity of the scenes hits you hard at the mere start, the action flows like a mountain river grabbing everything and everyone with it. The previously annoying long explanatory talks have been removed as like creators have learned their mistakes. And after all of that we can see the growth of the operating scale once again, with it the complexity receives a solid boost. The weird part is that at some point movie thinks that it has provided you with more action that you can possibly take and just teases with some juicy parts without actually giving a taste of delicious pulp.
Another amazing side of these flicks is the cast. You can never forget the fact that Tom Cruise always comes up with new ways to excite you, even with a simple running that you would see a lot. I mean A LOT. However, right here I have discovered a pearl of an actor - Philip Seymour Hoffman. His performance delivered the feeling of genuine fear and the understanding that the man can do anything without any restrictions.
Throwing the self-destructing tape away I would say that this chapter of the story doesn't let you down, it brings exactly the right amount of adrenaline to enjoy and not blow yourself up.