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Mission: Impossible – Fallout
(2018)
Preceeded
by:
Mission:
Impossible - Rogue Nation (2015)
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Director:
Christopher
McQuarrie |
COUNTRY
USA |
GENRE
Action/Spy |
NORWEGIAN TITLE
Mission: Impossible – Fallout |
RUNNING
TIME
147 minutes |
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Producer:
Tom Cruise
J. J. Abrams
Christopher
McQuarrie
Jake Myers |
Screenwriter:
Christopher
McQuarrie |
Review
If you decide to
watch this film, you’ve probably already seen at least a few of the
five previous entries in the series. In that case, you’ll know what
to expect, and you’ll probably also like what you see in Mission:
Impossible – Fallout. Tom Cruise definitely likes what he does,
because although he might threaten to outstay his welcome in the
part of Ethan Hunt (or as an action-hero in general), his physical
work is more impressive than ever and he now also resorts to
breaking bones doing his own stunts. Cruise certainly aims to
please. Fallout is tighter and more suspenseful than its
predecessor, and there are some fresh ideas in here as well, more in
the form of a few great action set-pieces than with the storyline.
There are also a couple of interesting supporting characters who
liven this up, notably villain Solomon Lane from
Rogue Nation who is back with a
vengeance and played with vigour by Sean Harris. And let’s not
forget my Norwegian friend Kristoffer Joner, who has fun with his
part as a rogue nuclear weapons expert.
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