Quickie Review: The MI Team gets blamed for a "terrorist attack" on the Kremlin. They go undercover to try and clear their reputation. And, at the same time, bring the guilty party to justice.
The audience liked this movie. But it didn't get a "Hands Clapper" ending.
I liked this movie, too. And I believe that this is better than any of the other three Mission: Impossible movies.
Here are the things that I found wrong in this movie: For that "invisible wall" camouflage to work properly, its sides would have to be set flushed against the floor, ceiling and walls; but doing so would give off a scarping and/or rubbing noise as the "invisible wall" is moved, thereby spoiling the effect! When they were underwater, they could have used the air from the tires for breathing. If the in-eye camera can take pictures which are perfect copies that are scrambled, why was the Launch Code reader unable to detect the discrepancy? Wow, it was just "amazing" how those two vehicles could go travelling around town at high speeds IN A SAND STORM and not have their air intake ducts get clogged-up with sand!
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