Mission: Impossible - Rogue Nation

While still a pretty good movie, this mission impossible doesn’t add up to the previous iteration and ghost protocol. The cast is largely the same, which lends itself to more time on the job. But they dedicate this time to Moore one on one time between cruise and Ferguson, instead of giving us an easier to understand backstory and building out some of the actual dialogue and conflict. The set pieces are good as always, but there’s just not enough substance to it to make up for all the jumping around. This was the weakest one since MI 2, which is still to say it’s a good movie. It just fails to follow up a string of two good films in a row.

While still a pretty good movie, this mission impossible doesn’t add up to the previous iteration and ghost protocol. The cast is largely the same, which lends itself to more time on the job. But they dedicate this time to Moore one on one time between cruise and Ferguson, instead of giving us an easier to understand backstory and building out some of the actual dialogue and conflict. The set pieces are good as always, but there’s just not enough substance to it to make up for all the jumping around. This was the weakest one since MI 2, which is still to say it’s a good movie. It just fails to follow up a string of two good films in a row.

Doesn't hit the brilliant heights of Ghost Protocol but the best of the rest, convenient plot at times but a really solid entry, smart and engaging script the cast are all great, the action is fun and Tom Cruise is just the best isn't he, Anything that man is in i will watch and enjoy.

Worthful watch. Rating: 7.8/10

Rogue Nation continues the style and storyline established by Ghost Protocol, further expanding the action and visual spectacle. While it falls short of its predecessor in terms of concept, it firmly establishes the strong collaborative bond between Christopher McQuarrie and Tom Cruise.

It's not often that a fifth entry in a franchise delivers. Rogue Nation kicks things off immediately in thrilling fashion. The story really takes off with the introduction of the series' best and most sinister villain. The mind games and manipulation tactics in play raise the tension without the need for action set pieces. Ethan Hunt has essentially met his match with this adversary.

Director Christopher McQuarrie I don't like your movies of Mission:Impossible

A movie with some memorable action set pieces, fight choreography, and solid character moment throughout. The quality continues to grow little by little with each movie. Very Respectable B+

I loved the actors especially, Tom Cruise, all the actors played good. Must see movie

83%. 1/4/25. Not quite as good as Ghost Protocol but still very good. Was great when Alec Baldwin goes, "Ethan Hunt is the living manifestation of destiny." In this one, Baldwin the CIA director wants the IMF dissolved. Ethan believes there's a syndicate of rogue agents . The CIA wants to capture or kill Ethan but Ethan is determined to find the man that's running the agents. The tank scene when Ethan has to swim under water for 3 minutes is great. Rebecca Ferguson was a good add to the cast also. 4.5/5 rewatch