It Did What It Needed To Do

So I finally did my homework on Mission Impossible in preparation for its EIGTH Installment, Tom Cruise needs a vacation after this. This pretty much continues the plot from the previous movie, Ethan and his team (which now includes Pom Klementieff's character after being betrayed) continue on their mission of stopping The Entity from destroying the world. And by this point, all Hell has gone lose.

I will never understand how anyone gets through these movies without having a heart attack as I was on the edge of my seat the entire time watching this. It was actioned packed like it was supposed to, and it pretty much did what it needed to do. The movie did a very good job at calling back previous movies, it did feel nostalgic at times and it even laid a certain character to rest. I'm well aware that this is intended to be the last movie in the franchise (though I don't trust that claim), I think the reason why the movie isn't as praised as the others is because people probably expected a more sacrificial ending. I personally was fine with the ending, but I understand where people are coming from.

I will admit that this is not as good as the previous one, but overall I was not disappointed with this movie. Thanks For Reading

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