The Mission Impossible series is all about impeccable attention to detail and plausible situations. This movie misses on both of these accounts. Was it the idea of the "producer" of this movie to insult fans intentionally? The poor attempt to introduce humor into this movie was amateur at best, and certainly unnecessary. Sure it produced a chuckle the first time but groans on its repeated attempts. Humor should be left to the comedians, next time hire one. I ponder why the director showed a shot of the Russian General's pants and how they were several inches too long, did the Director just not care? Should makeup be fired? Should research be fired? Is the Russian military simply poor dressers? Somehow I think not. This coupled with so many implausible drawn out action and acting scenes made this Mission Impossible one that I regret being made. Did I say drawn out acting scenes in an Action movie, yes I did. See it for yourselves, decide for yourself!

I solemly swear....this is one of the BEST ACTION MOVIES EVER MADE!!!!! And believe me...I'm not one who usually even writes reviews about movies, but this is a movie of a different caliber all together... First of all, I think Tom Cruise is somewhat of a weird guy in real life, but the man knows how to make some good movies. He does his own stunts.This movie has it all...action, humor, suspense, and a few you-were-almost-ready-to-cry moments. I was thoroughly impressed....it was a hell of a movie. Tickets cost $13 in NYC, but I think I might just see it again before it leaves the theater! YOU MUST GO!!!!!!!

Fans of the M.I. film series will welcome this latest installment which as promised, delivers stunts worthy of Hollywood history. It's very obvious no expense was spared in the making of this (manufacture of this) blockbuster. It's film production by the numbers, spoon-feeding its audience a careful mix of violence, visuals and action. Short on dialogue and even shorter on plot, it won't disappoint most who see it because its target audience is the 18-25 male demographic, who the film industry is convinced only likes testosterone charged big-budget extravaganzas filled with action, sex and violence, and around which they can market merchandise, video games and product placements before passing the movie on to the after-market, pay TV. Still, if you're paying for an action movie, you'd be hard pressed to find one as well made as this. Just don't expect a solid story and dialogue because you won't find them here. See it though. For the most part, it's far from disappointing.