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Mission Impossible Fallout Movie Review

So I went and saw Mission Impossible Fallout with my dad at the theater, and it was better than I thought it would be, and I really enjoyed myself.
I'm assuming that you've already seen the other Mission Impossible films and you know the basics of this one.
This time around Ethan and friends are trying to get some Plutonium from some bad guys and hijinks ensue.
If you're looking to go to the theater and watch a fun spy film, you will like this movie. If you are looking for a good action film this summer, you will like this movie.
Mission Impossible Fallout, has just the right amount of silliness in it to work. Don't get me wrong, this movie does have some really intense scenes in it. But some of it is still larger than life, and it works well.
This movie does have a few problems however. For example you can really feel the length of the film at times, and that can really drag. Some of the lines delivered are kinda off at times, but this is few and far between.
The cinematography is gorgeous towards the end of the film, and I mean that in the fullest sense of the word. The stunts are always great and I tip my hat to Tom Cruise for going out and doing them himself.
Overall this is a fun film that I would recommend watching for a summer blockbuster. It's probably best to go and see it in theaters.


final score: 3.7/5



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