There's a ing resemblance to Lewis Pullman so I couldn't stop imagining Chris Fleming crushing in the Bob role. No offense to Pullman, he was great.
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It's getting so weird that they focus so much on the character of Ethan Hunt (not actually interesting), without ever really acknowledging how old Tom Cruise is (impossible to ignore at this point, more compelling than the stunt show itself). Will this 60-something cult leader man-child ever acknowledge his mortality? His face is 10 years younger on the poster than in the film.
But this one really works for me. As silly as The Entity is, it's at least borrowing…
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Did they rob the bank of ammunition? That shootout was beyond ridiculous.
Otherwise the perfect cat-and-mouse crime movie.
There are impressive stunts and entertaining sequences, but the movie is pretty explicitly about never having to make hard choices because you know you're the hero and you're going to win in the end and You Can Have It All If You Believe In Yourself. Ugh.
I don't totally know why all that plot armor rubbed me wrong in this installment compared to the others, but it really did. It's been true of most of the Missions: Impossible, but this…
Wow, this exceeded expectations. Genuinely fun and exciting! I had heard these kept getting better, but since reading Going Clear in 2013, I haven't been able to pay to see any Tom Cruise movies. But thanks to Plex...
PS Jeremy Renner's head is blocky enough that I had to check to make sure the aspect ratio was correct.
What if the dumbest MCU movie thought it was the smartest? Weirdly joyless, which is apparently supposed to qualify this as a "political thriller."
The most interesting thing watching CA:BNW is the sense that these movies have become self-generating. Has "Kevin Feige" been replaced with an LLM chatbot?
I guess Japan is a major military power in the MCU, sure.