Mission: Impossible – the final reading has its moments, but in the end it is a collapse

With Mission: impossible – the final readingThe franchise finally did its title and achieved the impossible. This mission we are forced to accept is Watching a new installment This does not meet the high standards by the usually star seriesS The final reading have all the elements of a great Mission: Impossible movie-Painting pieces beyond your wildest dreams saving world bets, all with a globe, a ticking story of the clock-but never is the right balance to make them work together as they have in the past. What we get instead is an too long and story movie that builds up to two of the best pieces that franchise has seen. These scenes almost make you forget about everything else, but not quite.

This is because everything else is a lot. With a time of execution of nearly three hours, The final reading Attempts to act as Direct extension of 2023 DeadThe final of the entire 25-year-old movie franchise and an explanation for how the missions in the film are the most impossible so far. Long sections of The final reading are only for the difficulty of the missions of the team. Details of the details discuss the incredibleness of every tiny piece of these complex puzzles that are collected. Which, of course, they eventually do it. But the movie is so concerned about creating these missions that the pace suffers significantly. The points are constantly repeated, whole sections become superfluous, and some storylines are completely ignored. Then, on top of everything, each of the previous movies is mentioned, The final reading It shows us these shots, so it also acts as a reconfiguration in addition to everything else.

When we last left Ethan Hunt (Tom Cruise) and his IMF crew, they went through hell to get a special key. A key that is the only thing in the world capable of killing the subject, irresistible artificial intelligence, hellish to conquer the world. Ethan learned that the key unlocked something on a missing submarine, so of course, this is the first thing he has to do in the sequel.

But it’s not really. The movie takes about an hour and a half to get to this point, creating Ethan’s sophisticated plan, piece by piece, with tangent. First, the movie explains everything that has happened between the films, which is incredibly dense on its own. Then, through separately, we learn Ethan’s plan. He has to get on a particular ship, as the rest of his team purifies for one specific place, but only if the government allows him by sending a Crypitc message between old friends, which will ensure that he has brought to a second ship where he hopes to have a solution for him, which may not be so. It’s just too much.

After all, after your movie has beat your head with everything that needs to happen, we see Cruz as Hunt dive under the water to the submarine, and the scene is incredible. There is tension, excitement and ruthless twisting – quite literally from expectations. It’s great and in a few minutes you forget that the movie is only halfway.

From there, the movie moves forward with a new, even more impossible mission. One where even worse things should happen along the way and it takes forever. There are several combat scenes in each section that keeps the things that continue to move, but the movie is much more read in building your expectation to see how the characters and eventually the movie makers will withdraw what needs to be done to save the world. The first time, it’s the submarine, and the second time Ethan hangs from a small yellow biplane in the middle. This scene is again spectacular spectacular. You can’t help but sit in stunned, joyful silence, because it’s so amazing.

But then the scene continues and continues, and your mind begins to wander. You are beginning to think why the movie has not paid all this flash to Gabriel and the lady of Ethan from the last movie. Why Hannah Wadingham’s character, the leader of an aircraft carrier, ranks first in the movie. On how the characters are re -introduced, and in some cases they are retrofitted to go back to previous films and whether it adds a lot or not. Why they left in all these Ethan’s underwater health staff if it would just be ignored. Then don’t even start us with the end that we, of course, will not break down, but leave more than a little desired in terms of closing history or franchise as a whole.

Nevertheless, nevertheless, there is something in its essence in watching these characters in this world to do such missions. Mission: impossible – the final reading is repetitive and disappointing and sometimes even slow. But it’s never boring. In several cases, this is absolute pleasure, even when it continues to review the same points over and over again. This is almost certainly Mission: Impossible A movie with the less traditional actions in it, which is surprising as everything else in it is so excessive. But, at least in terms of this action, what he lacks in quantity, he compensates for the quality. A huge part of this is also because Cruz’s undeniable movie star is rubbed with anyone with whom he shares the screen. And this time there are many of these people; More often than not, five to six characters generally follow Ethan around like Lapdogs, especially close to the end.

These include Simon Pegg and Ving Rhames, which have less roles than in the previous contributions, but everyone gets several key moments to shine. Haley Atwell plays a bigger role in this movie and finds her own IMF niche along the way. There is also the WHO case of the actors in even less supporting roles, many of whom have little or nothing in history, but they are still welcome. This includes Angela Basset as president of the United States, Tramel Tilman as an arrogant captain of the submarine Nick Offer as an American military leader and others.

You can’t help but think that at some point, probably before the movie has changed from Plain Old Dead Reading Part IIIt may have been more focused, the only story that was then turned into something more ambitious. The problem is that most of the previous Mission: Impossible The films felt ambitious because they were so focused and singular. Of course, they were sometimes confusing, but everything got together and paid well. This movie is greater, longer and more complicated than all of them, and yet it lacks this cohesion, never coincides with the others. The two big scenes are excellent, everyone in the cast seem very happy to be there, but the wrong combination of nostalgia and story left us to feel like the next impossible mission for this franchise should be a new start.

Co -author and directed by Christopher McCuari, Mission: impossible – the final reading is in the theaters on May 23.

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