Mission: Impossible - Fallout

Director Christopher McQuarrie just became one of our best action filmmakers

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Tom Cruise reunites with director Christopher McQuarrie for the sixth spectacularly action-packed entry in the series.

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Against all odds, Fallout continues Mission: Impossible’s ongoing streak of extremely rewarding returns.

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Some of it’s pleasingly old school in its reliance on formidable stunt work. Enough of it, though, gets a digital effects assist for the amazements to scale the heights of plausibility and then leap, like a gazelle, to the adjacent mountain of sublime ridiculousness.

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No franchise blahs in this roaring whirligig of stunts and peril from Christopher McQuarrie

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Tom Cruise Runs, Jumps, Flies – and Delivers

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By the time most franchises hit their sixth film, there’s a sense of been-there, done-that and a lack of inventiveness and energy, but “Mission: Impossible” is the rare exception that repeats itself and still provides ample relentless thrills.

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Six movies in, Tom Cruise's category-best action franchise shrewdly pays off elements established over the previous films to deliver the series' most exciting installment yet.

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A fun but very familiar entry in the long-running franchise.

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Mission: Impossible - Fallout is cocked, locked and ready to blow you away with more than just Henry Cavill's forearms.

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There is running, there is jumping and there is a fantastic punch-up in the gents: Christopher McQuarrie’s thriller muzzles the quips but never skimps on thrills

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Fallout's action scenes are cleanly composed and easy to follow, and so abundant as to become monotonous.

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