It's a direct sequel to the previous installment, Rogue Nation, which was not the strongest Mission Impossible film of the series. The film is chock-full of actions from start to finish. Which can be a good thing, however some action and chase scenes aren't too thrilling to watch (e.g. the police chase in France).
The August Walker (Henry Cavill) reveal is not particularly inspiring since there is one scene early that shows his up-to-no-good attitude. The subversion where it's revealed that IMF already suspected him and trapped him instead is a classic Mission Impossible; it's a very fine surprise. Sadly, that is perhaps the only most exciting part of the film. The conclusion is not too satisfying; the helicopter chase was great, but for a MI film it concludes rather anticlimactically. The part where Ilsa decides to tie down Solomon Lande instead of killing him was also quite strange, considering she was very hellbent on killing him before.
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It's a direct sequel to the previous installment, Rogue Nation, which was not the strongest Mission Impossible film of the series. The film is chock-full of actions from start to finish. Which can be a good thing, however some action and chase scenes aren't too thrilling to watch (e.g. the police chase in France).
The August Walker (Henry Cavill) reveal is not particularly inspiring since there is one scene early that shows his up-to-no-good attitude. The subversion where it's revealed that IMF already suspected him and trapped him instead is a classic Mission Impossible; it's a very fine surprise. Sadly, that is perhaps the only most exciting part of the film. The conclusion is not too satisfying; the helicopter chase was great, but for a MI film it concludes rather anticlimactically. The part where Ilsa decides to tie down Solomon Lande instead of killing him was also quite strange, considering she was very hellbent on killing him before.