Review of Mission: Impossible - Ghost Protocol (2011) by Mahmus — 25 Sep 2020
The first one was well made, but got boring. The second tried too hard to be cool. The third one was great, but the style was too jarring. The fourth one said: **** it, let's just have some fun" and everyone else followed its lead.
Ghost Protocol might be the most rewatchable movie in the franchise (it's certainly the one I've rewatched the most). Its creative set piece, amazing stunts, likeable team, fast pace and perfect runtime make for an endlessly rewarding viewing experience.
It's a bit dissapointing that Luther only got a cameo at the end, but making Benji a field agent was one of the best desicions made in the series. The villain is the most boring in the franchise, but this is arguably the first MI movie to really focus on the whole main team and not just Ethan Hunt and I love it for that.
With its first three entries, the franchise was clearly trying to find its identity. Here, they finally found it, and I love it.
This review of Mission: Impossible - Ghost Protocol (2011) was written by Mahmus on 25 Sep 2020.
Mission: Impossible - Ghost Protocol has generally received positive reviews.
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