Mission Impossible delivers predictable thrills in 4K
Overall, this is another fun entry into the Mission: Impossible universe and it delivers everything one might expect from the franchise. It also does a good job of whetting the appetite for Part 2 and I look forward to seeing how they wrap things up
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Mission Impossible: Dead Reckoning part 1 is a rollicking ride in the home theatre.
It's also very much like cotton candy – fun to consume but with little nutritional value – not that that's necessarily a bad thing. And, as is traditional in this series, it's a lot of fun to watch and full of really nifty action, stunts, and locations.
The film takes 163 minutes to set up Part 2, and it succeeded in making me anxious to see how it all ends.
Hopefully, the second section of the flick will be even more interesting, though that's a pretty high bar.
The movie not only delivers exactly what you expect going in: big action, big stunts, big excitement, but it also appears (assuming Part 2 doesn't change everything, which is a distinct possibility) to be a bit of a cautionary tale about the dangers of artificial intelligence.
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