Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning Part One Review
Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning Part One (2023) Movie reviewor movie run by Christopher McQuarriewritten by Bruce Geller, Erik Jendersen AND Christopher McQuarrie and playing Tom cruise, Hayley Atwell, Ving Rhames, Simon Pegg, Rebecca Ferguson, Vanessa Kirby, Essay of Morales, Pom Klementieff, Henry Czerny, Greg Tarzan Davis, Shea Whigham, Frederick Schmidt, Mariel garrigue, Cary Elwes, Charles Parnell, Mark Gatiss, Indira Varma AND Rob Delaney.
Don’t bother looking Barbie OR Oppenheimer still enough. You have the best action movie of the summer to witness first. This would be director Christopher McQuarrie’s spectacular and tense journey, Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning – Part One. Top Gun: Maverick received plenty of accolades last year and the McQuarries’ new seventh Mission Impossible the film is even stronger than last year’s Top gun picture which won several Oscar nominations. Expect McQuarrie’s new roller-coaster ride to walk away with at least one technical Oscar in the visual effects or sound effects editing categories. This new pic opens with a roughly half-hour long pre-credits sequence that sets the scene for the storyline centered around a two-part key that multiple characters will try to get their hands on for good. largest during the The running time of the picture is almost 2 hours and 45 minutes.
Cruise once again stars as Ethan Hunt, who receives a self-destructive message that offers him the opportunity to accept a mission that will be the most important adventure he has undertaken, and perhaps one of the most dangerous he has faced. sometimes. As previously stated, a complex switch that has two parts to it controls the action. We have had two-part equipment Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny AND F9: Fast Saga but this new film makes the most of this concept out of these three films.
It will take a lot of tricks and other skills to keep the IMF team of Ethan, Luther and Benji (Ving Rhames and Simon Pegg) safe from the villains that populate this new sequel. The film opens underwater as a group of men find themselves in the middle of a nightmare when they lose their lives for a specific reason which eventually leads to the action taking place in an Abu Dhabi airport offering some really clever entertainment. Ethan is a master of disguise and sends his pursuers in a completely different direction to the airport as he plays games with master thief Grace (Hayley Atwell). Benj goes after a locker bag in the meantime, but when things get too complicated, our heroes must escape.
The main villain here is the menacing Gabriel (Esai Morales). Other characters to keep a close eye on include the White Widow (Vanessa Kirby) and Paris (the acclaimed Pom Klementieff). One of the best scenes in the film is when the film takes the story line to Rome, where Ethan and a key character must escape from their pursuers in a Fiat. Driving around (sometimes in circles) and eventually handcuffed to the wheel, Ethan (along with Grace) gets into some wild scenarios that have to be seen to be appreciated.
Rebecca Ferguson stars as Ilsa Faust, a character whose life Ethan must try to save at a pivotal moment inside an upscale nightclub. Faust eventually confronts Gabriel in a central moment within the picture that is sure to keep the audience’s hearts racing. Ethan is previously asked to choose which life he wants to save more – Ilsa Faust’s or Grace’s. Needless to say, Ethan has a tough choice to make. This action sets the scene for the piece de resistance that follows as Ethan rides a motorcycle to board a train through the Austrian Alps, in which Grace disguises herself as the White Widow to retrieve the valuables that all these characters so desperately seek. despair.
All the scenes included in the last hour of the movie are absolutely fantastic. Ethan and his team run into some unscrupulous characters, sure, but, ultimately, it’s how some of our main characters have to try to survive that makes it extremely fun to watch. When the aforementioned train is displaced by a bomb that blows up the tracks, Ethan and Grace must literally climb and swing for their survival as the train cars fall off a cliff. Talk about big rocks in the movies!
There are so many phenomenal bands here. Take your pick. Some audience members may prefer the Fiat scenes, while others will like the scenes set aboard the train in which Grace dons the White Widow disguise. The nightclub and airport scenes are equally stellar and are edited with incredible precision.
Tom Cruise never seems to age, yes, but his physical and charismatic turn as Hunt is nothing short of perfection. Hayley Atwell is a perfect co-star for Cruise and these two have great on-screen chemistry in a non-romantic way. Vanessa Kirby once again proves that she is a talent to be taken seriously with her performance here as well. Morales is a villain who keeps the film tense throughout. You won’t want to mess with Gabriel, but can our heroes pull the wool over his eyes? And even if they do, can they survive the devastation that Gabriel leaves behind.? Watch the movie for the answers. Ferguson also gets a few moments to shine in the picture, especially in the scene where she confronts Gabriel.
Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning Part One it’s a Hollywood blockbuster that’s more fun to watch on its own. Setting the stage for his conclusion in the next picture, which may be just as perfect, director McQuarrie keeps the momentum of his new film moving at a brisk clip. It’s hardly noticeable that the movie is almost three hours long because of how enjoyable everything is. Seeing Ethan Hunt in action is definitely one of the biggest and best moments of this summer movie season, which is shaping up to be one of the most memorable ever with a great movie like Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning Part One as the central part of it all. Don’t miss this blockbuster movie. Accept this mission immediately for a film that surely won’t self-destruct at the box office anytime soon.
ASSESSMENT: 10/10
Leave your thoughts on this Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning Part One review and movie below in the comments section. Readers looking to support this type of content can visit our Patreon page and become one of FilmBook’s patrons. Readers looking for more movie reviews can visit our movie review page, our Twitter movie review site, and our Facebook Movie Review page. Want updated notifications? Movie Book staff members publish articles via Email, Feedly, I tweetFac
