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The hero who makes people feel embarrassed does not die
Antone 2022-03-21 09:01:16
The first time I watched this film, I was still in middle school. At that time, the film resources were not as developed as they are now. I watched the film with a few DVDs. At that time, I got acquainted with the music of MI series movies and Tom Cruise through this movie. At that time, I thought the movie was very good, the scene was very exciting, the male lead was very handsome, but I just thought that the hero’s immortality was too nonsense and too fake. Until today, I watched it again, and I felt that it was really weak compared to the first one. The plot is simple, but the biggest problem: the hero is not dead and there are many brain-dead scenes designed purely to show the hero's handsome image. This is a bit pass. Maybe it was because of that era. In short, I gave four stars for the excitement when I watched the film.
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Summer 2022-04-23 07:01:18
I thought it was the most ugly of the first 3 films. The rhythm was so slow that I felt sick when I saw the flying pigeons. Woo Woo's best Hollywood work also changed his face
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Meaghan 2022-03-23 09:01:18
Play handsome, play handsome, play handsome, these meaningless play handsome completely break up the film, and the rhythm is also loose; the application of a large number of Wu Yusen elements does give the film a distinctive Wu brand, but it also deviates from the first. The style established by one is really a failure.
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Luther Stickell: [after getting off the helicopter and steps in sheep droppings] Shit.
Ethan Hunt: Yes it is
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Sean Ambrose: [disguised as Ethan Hunt] You keep calling me Dimitri. You really shouldn't.
Dr. Nekhorvich: You are not Dimitri?
[Ambrose knocks him out]
Sean Ambrose: No.