ChanBot i must have seen a different film!!

Cleveronix A different way of telling a story

AnhartLinkin This story has more twists and turns than a second-rate soap opera.

Deanna There are moments in this movie where the great movie it could've been peek out... They're fleeting, here, but they're worth savoring, and they happen often enough to make it worth your while.

raraha I like III better. This story is totally a bit boring. And this series doesn't explain what IMF really is. I want to know more about it.

joelbrandt2 The stunts and sequences are even better than that of its stellar predecessor (see the hotel con and climb, insane parking garage fight), but the characters are not (Pegg's comic relief aside) and the main plot starts to get a little silly, morphing into a bit of a cliche end-of-the-world deal complete with Euro villains. To its credit, it does embrace some of its ridiculousness (see Hunt's failed "Mission accomplished!"). Not to its credit are the terrible placecards (Verdana of all fonts??).

yeral yeral (ismetyeral) The fourth film in the series is Mission Impossible Ghost protocol director Brad Bird is a player Tom Cruise, Jeremy Renner, Simon Pegg, Paula Patton film is in Russia where the third filmin is finished Ethan 6 Serbian jailed for murdering the person jeremy renner first misssion impossible film Simon Pegg man smart role the first movie he received was also the best of the coolest films after the third film and the fourth film he expected for the fourth film and the fourth film definitely welcomes the simon pegg character really funny the ethan character more mature than the younger cadres have been more dynamic the film has also strengthened the flashback fans can finally get to the movies they've been waiting for, director Brad Bird has done a good job to congratulate all those who need to congratulate the fifth movie again and I think we'll watch the good movie again

Pjtaylor-96-138044 'Mission: Impossible - Ghost Protocol (2011)' lightens the tone slightly but introduces the biggest stakes of the series, although these do feel slightly 'cartoony' and somewhat intangible while also being perpetrated by a fairly weak and barely present villain. The flick refines the well-established formula pretty much to a tee, becoming a bombastic and action-packed adventure throughout that feels very much akin to a fair-ride, one that knows its audience and gives them as much fun as it can possibly muster. 'Fun' very much feels like the name of the game here, with a throw-back and slightly 'knowing' vibe perpetuating the piece. It almost wants to physically 'wink' at the audience but still plays things pretty much straight, which makes the experience very enjoyable and rewatchable, even with its few problems becoming more evident every time you see it. The most pertinent of these problems seems to be the almost complete lack of personality displayed by the flick's star, which is a strange and slightly disconcerting issue that makes deeper emotional attachment difficult. Still, the 'team' more than makes up for it here. In fact, they outshine our hero, with each cross-cut back to the gang becoming more and more welcome as the run-time goes on. Overall, the movie is always fun and has some fantastic action. 8/10