Five reasons to love Mission Impossible 4
-Tom Cruise as Ethan Hunt. He reprises the role of him effortlessly from him, with the same ease with which he escapes through the maximum-security prison cell in the film’s opening scene. The Cruise in MI series is definitely Daniel Craig 007’s best rival for the title of Hollywood’s smoothest and most beautiful action star of the 21st century. If Daniel Craig had his extraordinary moments of cool physical eloquence in the later Bond films, Cruise navigates his deft, agile physical prowess and his unrivaled charm. At 50, Ethan at MI4 rocks, shakes and shakes the entire Moscow police force and hums along the steep walls of Al Burj Dubai, causing the audience to marvel at how at 50 anyone can look! and do such a cool trick!
– The script, which is very tight and multi-layered like a fine tuxedo. The film moves from Moscow to Dubai and finally to Mumbai and meanwhile the action sequences, clever dialogues, brilliant suspense sequences and realistic characterizations make the action more believable for mature audiences, a strong point. that the Bond movies have been taking advantage of lately.
– The dangerous stunts performed by the actors, especially Cruise. Solo climbing in battery-charged gloves with the approaching dust storm, or the combat sequences in an Indian car manufacturing plant with arch nemesis Kurt Hendricks (Michael Nyqvist), even the martial arts techniques of the sexy Ethan’s partner, Jane Carter (Paula Patton).
-Paula Patton as Jane Carter. Indeed, a new find, sizzling with her curves and personality. Stealthy, sharp, suave, seductive, and compassionate, she fits the role of a capable IMF agent who trims the loose ends left behind by Ethan in his feverish quest to hunt down Hendricks and his nuclear plans in New York.
– Gadgets once again, putting James Bond gadget creator Q to shame. Benji Dunn (Simon Pegg) presents some mind-blowing gadgets that walk the thin red line between Men in Black’s freakishly awesome plasma pistols and Discovery Science Channel’s dull, unfathomating mash-ups. From the invisible 3D screen that reflects a video image, to the Mission Impossible face masks, to the battery-powered gloves that precariously cling to Ethan atop the impressive Burj Dubai and William Brandt’s (Jeremy Renner) retinal camera that transmits visual information to Dunn’s Macbook. .
The gadgets are more surprising and subtle, the stunts are more incredible, the story is intricate and sprawling without rushing, and Tom Cruise as Ethan Hunt takes the Mission Impossible franchise to another lofty milestone, leaving behind a trail of spectacular action in Moscow. , Dubai and finally Mumbai, India.
