Mission Impossible: Dead Reckoning In Review - Every Mission Impossible Movie Ranked & Recapped

[@fabu6113]

Saw it last night. What a exhilarating movie start to finish

[@MAGGET49]

This Nick is giving Fast 5 Nick 😂

[@Braedon1441]

So true lol

[@punkrocker4life9674]

Not as tight as Fallout for sure, but it was still incredible. The action still stands out among other action films released today. It has it’s own feel to it. Cruise and McQuarrie are such a duo and the cast and crew bring their vision to life like no other. Can’t wait for Part 2. It’s gonna be the big one!

[@mrlibre]

thank you tim for being excited for a movie we all just watched

[@RoxasPrime557]

Nick's comments about the movie not knowing how to have fun is baffling. This movie was chalk full of fun and funny moments. The theater I was in laughing at all the visual gags they did, as well as the actual jokes they made. It's like he wasn't watching the same movie.

[@NF_Redux]

yeah it had a more serious tone, but there were plenty of moments to lighten the mood as well, as much as the last two. i think MI3 was the darkest & most joyless of the series...

[@CoNiCuZn]

Well I think that’s cause audiences are used to trash Marvel comedy. They will laugh at anything that is slightly “funny”. I think Nick is talking about clever jokes and flirting moments etc.

[@RoxasPrime557]

@@CoNiCuZn which the movie does have. Did you watch it?

[@CoNiCuZn]

@@RoxasPrime557 yep saw it last night and it was a very frustrating watch. Mostly because if the unnecessarily long run time and lack of twists.

[@lexis4490]

The whole car scene was fun.

[@LeonNeith8965]

Did Nick forget the previous MI movies? His criticisms can basically apply to the entire franchise why is it such a big prob here?

[@JorbyTinky]

Nick is a contrarian

[@Eric-nx6cp]

I you ever watch Nick during these movie reviews, its just him justifying his existence in these reviews. The only way he knows how to this is by being overly critical.

[@pixelatedsoul]

For the big motorcycle stunt, what took me out of it was the entire shot leading up to the jump was CG. Tom Cruise was on his bike, but the wheels and the ground were all CG. When you go back to watch the actual stunt you understand why. The bike was driving on a wooden path and ramp, so it all needed to be replaced. Edit: ent the entity

[@bennetthasty7886]

I love Nick but he’s f’n crazy this was a great movie & I don’t get his points at all

[@kwiet18]

I agree with Nick about everyone being all sad and depressed in the movie. I didn’t understand their perspective of how this is the “Fallout of Fallout?” They won at the end of Fallout and the ending scene with Julia and Ilsa made me think Ethan accepted Julia is gone and moved on and that he and Ilsa would be together.

[@chambo4645]

Nicks ability to create his own issues about a movie is second to none

[@shamnarayan9582]

he also remembers so many things wrongly haha. He confuses himself half the time. he should check for early onset dementia just to be safe, not an insult, he is just too young for the memory to be going that fast barring heavy drug use or alcoholism which seems unlikely.

[@Amouroso]

It’s been a good half a year now maybe (?) but I’m still not over how awesome the new studio is. Absolutely incredible era for KF

[@CuddFresh]

I literally just saw this. Really enjoyed it, the train sequence was awesome. Definitely recommend seeing it. We are getting some good movies this summer.

[@AlexLove631]

The craftsmanship on display here is just on another level. This series has consistently been firing on all cylinders, which I find astonishing. To have EVERY ASPECT OF FILMMAKING work to such a high degree is a miracle. McQ has delivered 3 miracles now after taking over the series. Along with John Wick, it’s the best action franchise that not only elevates the genre, but delivers genuinely fantastic films that are MILES ahead than others.

[@able4698]

Those last scenes while the train was falling are scenes i might never forget. Incredible filmmaking. The whole theater was on the edge of their seat. I had my hands on the side of my face the whole time That being said. I found it really hard to follow all of the villians' motivations in the thirth act. There are soooo many people on that train that all want different things

[@dipankarjoshi3828]

That has to be done different characters merging in the end

[@cal2727]

Train sequence seemed very drawn out. Crashing through the exact train cart via parachute was just too much. He would’ve splattered on the side of that train. Could’ve wrote it as him landing on top of the train, can’t get his chute off fast enough, drags him cart to cart, then eventually finds Grace in a cart and breaks in.. poor writing. When Gabriel hit the watch/timer, zero chance he could time that 😅 and if he jumped off the train at the that speed into the box truck, he’d ricochet and die immediately. First train cart jump as it fell was so badass, but then they did it 4 more times. Idk

[@JusGo_]

I’m about an hour in so I’m not sure if they touch on this, but Nick mentioned the biblical symbolism of the macguffin but doesn’t touch on the main villain’s name. Gabriel was an angel who served as the messenger of God. That’s the exact role Gabriel plays in Dead Reckoning. He is the messenger for The Entity. It tells him what’s going to happen and how everything is going to play. It makes Gabriel come across as cold and calculating, which for me heightens the impact of that moment at the end when he realizes Ethan took the key. For the first time he shows a genuine emotion because something unexpected happened.

[@slayer_419]

Agree with Nick on the comparison between capabale and bumbling and I also didn’t get that the IMF basically became the syndicate after fallout. I figured it was like just another intelligence agency. Benji worked in an office in three. They had like offices in Virginia. I felt like I missed something somewhere.

[@baileyrowe15]

These movies are such a welcome gem. It stands out from every other movie in theaters , they really commit and give it their all

[@osieenriquez854]

The real mission impossible 7: finding a scene in nicks plot breakdown that he doesn’t critique or talk poorly of

[@CCZor]

Yeah, Tim might have to get himself checked if he is getting those notifications 9 times over a almost 3 hour time. 6 months ago I would get 1 or 2 every other day, I went to the doctor for my check up and my blood pressure was over 200 (almost was sent to the ER), I had even to go to get my heart checked. The doctor said that because of my high pressure my hearth was doubling double duty and getting those readings. I got medicine and lowered it to normal levels nowadays but was warned if I continued like that there was a big chance I would start getting heart attacks in the next couple of years (getting close to 40) and of course that is dangerous (my heart was a little bruised it seems but was able to get it controlled on time to avoid further damage).

[@Varekai0723]

Loved this movie but can totally understand the criticisms that the crew has for it.

[@katelynevans8100]

I don’t understand these guys’ takes on most movies 🤦‍♀️ it’s literally a part one too it’s not going to have everything in it. I thought Gabriel was a great antagonist too and will get even better in the next installment

[@tomcaswell1529]

Wow Nick really said I'm gonna Fast Five this review huh.

[@iCb0x]

40 minutes in & Nick reminding me of the old fast five in review. He’s critiquing the MIF being undercover! Please tell me it gets better.

[@iCb0x]

It’s gotten worse……

[@LeonNeith8965]

Yup we're getting Fast 5 Nick. Such a bummer I was so excited for this episode. Couldn't go past an hour of his nitpicking it's absurd. Earlier he's like Paris is weird cuz it feels like a Bond villain and I don't want this to be Bond. Then 20 minutes later he hates Ethan for not having a life outside the IMF like Bond why can't this be more like Bond. MAKE IT MAKE SENSE.

[@AreUaHeartless]

times like this I wish Tim did the plot, not even going to watch the rest cause nick doing a plot for a movie he didn’t like means all the nit picking is coming so I’m good.

[@josephmelchiorre2922]

So hyped for this

[@Rbbrdcky]

Talking shit about The Grey Man!? You take that back!!

[@xiamansays6347]

About the guy with the code phrase in the beginning: I think they try to establish later that the people that join the IMF are usually wrapped up in a terrible circumstance where their only option is to join or lose everything, however they are still given a choice. Ethan says something to this effect to Haley Atwell's character later in the film and we see her make the choice. Her actions on the train also showed her inexperience with the IMF protocol/skillset. I'd like to think the man with the delivery may have also JUST made the choice to join, which explains the lack of experience.

[@DanielHodder7]

One of the movies Nick didn't like so he criticizes literally every scene Nick: "It's weird to do that camera cut misdirect because it's like a comedy. It wouldn't stick out in a Will Ferrell movie" Also Nick: "The other Mission Impossible's do it too"

[@sphero64]

Tim! This was also my first time seeing a MI film in theaters

[@ajmar2838]

thank God for Tim's take haha I really liked it, it was fun.

[@alexwaddington9808]

Surprised Nick wasnt calling Hayley "Agent Carter"

[@tmiller12051]

Amazing intro from Carter and Cameron and an amazing surprise intro from Andy!!

[@hellsapoppin9326]

see i discvered these dudes during the pandemic and completely missed they did 'MI in review', one of my fav franchises . this was a nice surprise.

[@scottbarkley496]

You guys are crazy .. This movie was awesome & it's at 98% on Rotten tomatoes now

[@TheRealGarate]

RT, famously touted as the best of the review sites lol I really enjoyed the movie but its just funny that people hate Rotten Tomatoes when it disagrees with them but love it when it does

[@prestonscott8214]

@@TheRealGarateRT percentage is just all the reviews together……..so 98 percent of reviewers agree it’s good to great

[@Ruhul612]

This movie felt pretty cheesy to me. Like old MI. I think it was so much more Whimsical and Pulpy in a way that felt dated. I enjoyed it but it didn’t feel like current MI to me.

[@hello_jaime]

Does anybody know what the name of this McQuarrie podcast Tim is talking about is called?

[@TrimblyWimbly]

I completely agree with Andy’s opening comments. I still had fun, but the pacing and stakes just felt off to me.

[@realrobrose]

The rabbit's foot not being important was just another JJ Abrams mystery box 📦 A good story... for another time.

[@nobodyexceptme7794]

Same thing I said in the first 5 minutes of the movie, this is a great Metal Gear Solid film

[@TopCheeseBarDown]

Nick's main complaint is "it doesn't follow the formula". Thank god it doesn't and thank god Nick doesn't write movies haha. This was up their with Fallout for me. This tone felt exactly the same as Fallout, actually more light hearted IMO. Does Nick forget how serious Fallout was yet he loved that one?

[@Ericismuybueno]

An idea for a ranked series, as there is a lot of entries so you can have fun deliberating the rankings: Black Mirror

[@thebros8157]

Been looking forward for this. Game time.

[@dipankarjoshi3828]

Great movie. Amazing performance. Thrilling experience

[@furrybproductions]

Hi, Christmas in June-July! 🤣

[@NF_Redux]

they did it again. that train sequence & ridiculous car chase, the remixed callbacks to previous MI films, so much running. that said, Gabriel didn't hit with me, very one note, cliche, and i hope that wasn't the end for Ilsa - she's a far better fighter than to go out like that. hopefully she's the ruse the Entity didn't factor into its equations. Grace was a great addition to the team, and loved seeing White Widow again. solid film, in my top 3 alongside Rogue Nation & Fallout.

[@alecfigueroa5769]

Im hoping/guessing they give Gabriel more development in part two but I thought it was a weird choice to focus so much exposition on the AI aspect of the antagonistic force and not give us any motivation for Gabriel. But I thought he had an excellent presence and enjoyed the scenes he had.

[@NF_Redux]

@@alecfigueroa5769 agreed. it felt like he was forced into the story to give Ethan something personal to go after since the AI is intangible, but the rushed arch-nemesis backstory outta nowhere didn't really hit for me. hopefully they flesh that out & make it more meaningful in Part 2...

[@struanrobertson7128]

the title drop for me wasnt until after the desert and office scene??? is there a different version?

[@TopCheeseBarDown]

I had the time of my life at this movie and was totally enthralled and exhilarated by it, but my heart rate never hit above a 66 the whole time. I think Optimmy needs to start thinking about taking some actual hikes and not just some urban ones 😅❤

[@Llo834]

Wait in their rankings, how did it rank above MI3 if nick and joey voted it to be below MI3

[@TyranBatten]

Their voting has been really confusing ever since they started having only 4 people on these shows. I think they've screwed it up on more than one occasion

[@nexxtpens]

Was just in a hotel and saw Ghost Protocol was one. Andy called it

[@MarcoBayod_MB]

I believe Gabriel is real but he is driven or manipulated by the Entity like Root was used by The Machine in Person of Interest

[@CountOnMe_23]

This feels like one that Nick will rewatch one day and be way more positive on it. I'd much rather listen to that in review because he 'nick picks' the whole time here.

[@peterspina1235]

I originally got the trial for Netflix just to watch Knight & Day.

[@Heimersleep]

Nick channeling his Fast 5 and Dark Knight vibes 😂

[@travishobbs8533]

I think this movie does suffer a bit from being a part one. When you think of the structure of a typical M:I movie, the first half almost always features the villain being many steps ahead while the team tries to catch up. Many of the super fun, crazy moments that people remember happen when the team starts to fight back and get some victories, and while we did get some of that with the train sequence at the end, most of those moments are gonna be left for part 2 which makes this one less satisfying. However, I still really enjoyed this movie and I feel like it will age super well after part 2 comes out.

[@cardwild2019]

Would it be in poor taste for Ethan to design a carbon fiber submersible to explore the sub in the sequel? Because they sure as heck were alluding to it.

[@Ionization2020]

the film will be directed by james cameron

[@tapanpatel8138]

I thought this movie was so fun, and at the end of the day it did exactly what it wanted to as a Part 1-make me craving part 2. I think this move is a lot of set-up and i am interested to see how it pays off, but man did i have a good time. It was exhilarating

[@OMGLX]

Y'know, I wasn't with Nick at the outset, but the more I remembered and was reminded of previous scenes (the hallway bit and hotel room misdirection from Ghost Protocol, the hanging scene from M:I, the underwater heist from Rogue Nation, etc) that I realized I did miss that sort of quiet tension scene in Dead Reckoning. The airport had some of it, but I did miss some levity overall. That said, I still had a great time with the movie, and appreciated the interesting marriage of hyper-modern Rogue AI plotline alongside some throwback cinematography and editing that harkened back to DePalma's original. --SPOILERS BELOW-- I also want to say that I really disliked the fridging of Isla Faust, it felt like the writers truly bent over backwards to kill off a female character so that Ethan Hunt could have a feel. Two female characters, technically, if you count the nameless woman from the flashback scenes that "establish" Gabriel as a villain. I love Hayley Atwell, and do like her character overall, but its not enough to dull the sting of Rebecca Ferguson's loss. Moreover, its such a tired fucking trope that Mission Impossible as a film franchise has leaned on SO MANY TIMES over its 7 iterations. They really need to give their female characters more than just being a damsel or sacrificial chess piece to motivate Ethan Hunt into action. However, I do think the amount of female characters here should be lauded, and I enjoyed all of them for different reasons. Really hope Pom gets to come back in the sequel, because she's just a joy to watch, especially in action scenes. AND... it seems like this duology might actually, finally, be paying off this idea of Ethan Hunt becoming the new IMF Director (who hopefully still does some fieldwork akin to Phelps in the first M:I) and him passing the torch to Hayley Atwell's Grace. I feel like it won't come to pass because its Tom Cruise's baby and I don't see him giving up the reins anytime soon, but if that does truly come to pass, I would give them a lot of kudos for that and would happily come back out to the theater to watch Hayley run a team. ... okay, nobody is reading this anymore, right? Let me get in my duffy right quick, because I wondered if there wasn't another meta-narrative beneath the surface of it all, but I'm very likely just reading too much into things. I WONDER if 'the Entity' is not a sly dig at the idea of AI writing scripts for movies, and it kind of relying on existing data and people's expectation in order to generate a derivative, but familiar, entry in a series. FOR EXAMPLE. The return of Kittridge. The playful sleight of hand with the all-important mcguffin. Ethan Hunt's predictable, almost compulsive, attachment to female companions, especially beautiful brunettes (the nameless woman in the flashback, Thandiwe Newton, Paula Patton, Michelle Monaghan, Rebecca Ferguson (not always a brunette but you feel me), and now Hayley Atwell), fighting atop a locomotive that goes into a tunnel, A FRENCH CHARACTER THAT INEVITABLY BETRAYS SOMEONE (Pom, but also Jean Reno!)... it almost feels like the Entity has seen the other six movies and THAT is how knows what to expect and how everyone will behave. Again, probably super off base, but the thought crossed my mind.

[@TyranBatten]

Ilsa has to be secretly still alive right?

[@OMGLX]

@@TyranBatten I freaking hope so, such a waste of Rebecca Ferguson to be yet another of Ethan's fridged women. Ilsa deserves better.

[@TyranBatten]

@@OMGLX The hope I have for her being alive was just how unresolved it was. No goodbye, no mourning. If she was really gonna die then you'd think she deserves a proper send off. Also the setup with the fake death in the beginning, and the fact that pom's character survived a similar knife stab.

[@boomercoco1]

The hell is up with the guy with the guitar LOL😂😂😂

[@mutedmayday]

I'm glad Pom Klementieff's character seemingly survived at the end so we can get more of her (They said she had a pulse)

[@shadows1192]

I love that Nick totally missed the point with Kittredge..... He is the head of the CIA and knows that he HAS to want the Entity, but only Ethan is able to go rogue and destroy it. That's why he says Ethan is done fighting for "the greater good" when Denliger says the Entity will. Be used "For the greater good" through the gov.

[@andrewfeistner3384]

I feel like they’re missing something. McQ has said that he tries to make his sequels feel like different movies because he swaps out crew and team members behind the scenes to make them feel different. Feels weird they are criticizing it for something intentional. But of course they don’t know that so I can’t hold it against them. Kinda wish they waited to record this until they could watch it again, movie works even better on a second watch.

[@Braedon1441]

Yup. I believe it’s at least new DP every time right?

[@andrewfeistner3384]

@@Braedon1441 DP and Production Designer yeah

[@Erwin_Efforts]

There's something I didn't hear a lot of from the team here. Could totally be because I am way too much of a Mission: Impossible nerd. But, a ton of what happens in this movie seems to me to be based in callbacks. Tom Cruise crashing into the train is a callback to M:I3 when he crashed back into the build while parachuting after first getting ahold of The Rabbit's Foot. The motorcycle jump is, in part, a callback to that ridiculous scene in M:I2 when they jumped off their bikes at each other on the beach. Most obviously, everything with Kittridge was a callback to the first M:I, but (and I could totally be reading into all of this too much) so was the tight alleyway fight because Ethan's partner on that first mission was killed in a small alleyway when the mission fell apart at the beginning. I think it adds a lot that they are calling back to other M:I movies with a lot of this.

[@Erwin_Efforts]

crashed back into the building*** while parachuting

[@lokithor99]

Nick is starting to sound as negative as Mark Bernarden on Fatman Beyond

[@kuldeepsolanki1577]

What is Christopher McQuarrie’s podcast?

[@fanvcritic]

I think we need to remember… that this is a PART ONE! As much as it’s is own thing and does a very good job at it in my opinion.. this is the sizzle before the main event. This WAS the intro into what is coming in the next film. The AI I think was chilling.. Esai morales as the “spokesperson” for it was great. I’m sure we will get more backstory to his and Ethan’s relationship in the next one. Pom was one of my favorite aspects to this film! She was great! Hayley Atwell was awesome! I love the shift to the more personal story with Ethan that’s been building since 3! It feels like it’s going to hit a head in the next one. The level of filmmaking in this is higher than anything that has come out over the last 4 years! Other than Top Gun! No one is doing it like McQ and Tom cruise!

[@gchild1286]

I used to agree with Nick all the time, but recently Nick just sounds like a grouch that’s over any movie not made in the 80’s/90’s. I’m a year older than Nick and usually kinda grouchy too, but I enjoyed this movie thoroughly! And calling Knight and Day a bad movie is a step too far my good man! How dare you sir!😂😂😂

[@ccan_max5285]

I agree with some of the criticisms but overall I liked it.

[@shamnarayan9582]

The movie is awesome. I absolutely loved it. Was on the edge of my seat all the way.

[@Julie111110]

It would be cool to get all hands on deck in the next one with patton, Ryes-meyers, Maggie q, Renner

[@duckypresents]

My personal order puts this at 5 wedged between 3 and 1...im with them the villan was just lacking hope it comes good in part 2.

[@HevICue]

Considering they shot it with all practical effects and the enemy being mainly AI, it may have actually been a commentary on the damage of AI. Obviously it was written in relevancy of the world's concern in today's topic, but subtly is a conversation on Hollywood if we look at the strike. I thought it was overall was amazing. I hated losing Ilsa twice, but still enjoyed how much it expanded.

[@scottbarkley496]

By far the best threat & villain .. It's refreshingly new the entire cast shine

[@ConnorCreed3]

I didn't think anyone could top Solomon Lane.

[@darrickbeitinger7664]

Are they all under the impression that Tom Cruise flew the jets in Maverick? Cause he absolutely did not, the military wouldn’t let him 😂

[@alecfigueroa5769]

Haven’t finished listening but I’m surprised they brought up how Metal Gear that office scene was and they don’t mention how much Cary Elwes sounds like fucking Snake 😂 half the time he spoke all i could think about was if they brought in David Hayter to dub a few lines EDIT: okay Andy mentioned it, thank you for the validation nitro rifle

[@furrybproductions]

WHAAAAAA!? MUST SEE NOW!

[@furrybproductions]

So that's the second Tom Cruise movie in a row that had a Metal Gear bit!? Wow. Just taking all the thunder from any potential Metal Gear Solid movie. Between him, Shia Labeouf and Will Smith with this movie and Top Gun Maverick,Eagle Eye and Gemini Man respectively, there's not much of the plot left to put on screen. SMH

[@alecfigueroa5769]

MGS is so inspired by cinema that I think it’s inevitable for there to be a lot of similar ground across the spy genre. Personally I love when I spot MGS-isms in any media. No Time To Die was another movie that had the vibes

[@furrybproductions]

SNAAAAAAAAAAAAKE!

[@furrybproductions]

When that helicopter came out in Top Gun Maverick, my first thought was, "A Hind-D!?" 🤣

[@tydy21]

can joey confirm if there was indeed a mission impossible playing in the hotel she was staying in?

[@joshuamartinez6166]

I think Tim ranked it incorrectly, Joey wanted it below mission impossible 3 and Nick wanted it below mission impossible 1.

[@artmaster0831]

It was very scary like person of interest how the A.I was constantly everywhere

[@JasperHayward]

Im with Timboss on this one, really enjoyed it. Messy in parts but i feel that was mostly due to the covid mess during production.

[@kendalletten-bohm5152]

Curious to see what y’all think, I thought it was an amazing movie just like the last 3 but something just doesn’t feel quite right and I think it had to do with a certain character’s moment in the movie deserved a little more reverence

[@dipankarjoshi3828]

That doesn't matter cause that person is in mi part 2

[@kendalletten-bohm5152]

@@dipankarjoshi3828doesn’t mean they aren’t dead

[@marshall6113]

Firstly I really liked the movie, but like Andy said, this was the loudest movie I’ve ever seen. I don’t know if my theatre was poorly set up sound wise, but it damn near blew my eardrums out.

[@Luhar494]

"eti entity" - Uncle Nick Scarpino

[@jordanhoward7567]

Can you In Review The Sound of Freedom please?!?!

[@gabbardg2010]

If Joey ranked it at #5, shouldn’t it be at #5 not #4?? Also, The Entity.

[@joshuamartinez6166]

Yes that’s what I picked up on too

[@sams-pg7hj]

C+. I generally dislike the AI or computer angle, it's a bit overdone, the key was a cool way to have a physical mcguffin. Still dont quite understand the whole party conversation about one of the women has to die and who wants the key for what, and why Rebecca Ferguson had to die. and its a distinct part 1, automatically knocks it down a peg or two for me. Also there were way too many groups of characters with the US government/IMf, Gabriel's crew, and whoever else.

[@ccan_max5285]

I'm with you, that party scene and the reasoning for each group wanting the key did become a bit convoluted. Did it all make perfect sense? I'm still not completely sure lol

[@luketheirishteen]

Watched it today, really liked it but kinda had the same issue as spider verse and I’d gladly have sat there for another 3 hours to get the ending

[@austinmcmanus1397]

My Mission: Impossible Ranking: 1) Fallout 2) M:I 3 3) Dead Reckoning 4) Rogue Nation 5) M:I 2 6) Ghost Protocal 7) M:I 1

[@jrey3370]

I 100% agree with Andy and Nick on this one on the negatives imo. Very happy for everyone who's loving it (wish I did too), but I came out disappointed. Still a fun ride, but too many things felt off for me. I've loved all the films (not 2 lol) previous to this one, but I felt this one was a step down, especially after Fallout. Will be re-watching it next week and we'll see how it pans out. Remember just my opinion and speaking for myself.

[@dipankarjoshi3828]

These people don't know movies. What are they even talking about? You want a rehash of the old movie again and again. Dead reckoning did the best to make new story, new stakes. Drunk watch u did?

[@JorbyTinky]

Most of the Kind of Funny crew are the most casual movie watchers. They're not filmmakers. Nick and Andy specifically will misremember details, or have contrarian opinions that don't really make sense.

[@preacherduderox]

I'm with the entire cast on this, leaning towards Andy the most. I thought this movie was fine, but I ultimately was let down a tad because it didn't feel as clever, tactile, or cool as the most recent MI movies.

[@Sphinx_Jer]

with all this ai talk i would love AI'ng out from Nick Scarpino sorta like the wigs

[@SuperNathan125]

Fallout still at the top for me. Villain wasn’t great this time around and I’m not a fan of the long runtime but still very fun.

[@furrybproductions]

So...MI3 isn't last SOLELY because of Philip Seymour Hoffman, right?

[@Roneish1996]

Also I kinda hoped this would be an infinity war level quality part one movie and it felt more like a different lesser part one movie franchise I don’t even know which one and that kinda says enough for me.

[@NeoAoshi]

The entity.

[@furrybproductions]

The entity

[@lexis4490]

The story is convoluted. But I had my heart pounding so much. And I felt like I was on this mission. I just wished they cast someone else play the villain to play it up. Too subdued. I wanted batman villain.

[@mutedmayday]

I personally thought it was on par with the other movies in the series. To say this movie wasn't fun is a major bad take

[@kylemelendez358]

Im with andy this was a weird movie to me. Still solid and hype for part 2 but this was not quite the high i expected after 2 near 10 out of 10s.

[@sphero64]

Eff the Entity :P

[@psitsnate954]

I’d put Dead Reckoning at number 2 behind Fallout for my ranking.