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Mission: Impossible -
Ghost Protocol
(2011)
Preceded
by:
Mission:
Impossible III (2006)
Succeeded by:
Mission:
Impossible - Rogue Nation (2015)
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Director:
Brad Bird |
COUNTRY
USA |
GENRE
Action/Spy |
NORWEGIAN TITLE
Mission: Impossible - Ghost Protocol |
RUNNING
TIME
130
minutes |
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Producer:
Tom Cruise
J. J. Abrams
Bryan Burk |
Screenwriter:
André Nemec
Josh Applebaum |
Review
At
this point in the
Mission: Impossible series, which was positively
rejuvenated by Brian De Palma back in 1996, we're no longer being
offered trendsetting action in a relevant and vibrant world of espionage
and world-sized politics, conflicts and megalomaniacs. At this point,
Mission: Impossible has basically been reduced to a showboat for Tom
Cruise, who - approaching fifty - proudly shows off his impeccable pecs
and his youthful set of hair. Sure, the action is still extremely well
executed and good fun, even downright creative at times. And as
old-fashioned, light suspense entertainment of the less profound type
goes, Ghost Protocol delivers in the way you'd expect and want it
to. That the script feels like a strange gust of wind from the 1980s and
that comic sidekick Simon Pegg is out of his depth will just have to be
brushed aside for those wanting to enjoy the film for what it is.
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