Review: Mission Impossible: Dead Reckoning Part I
A perfect entertainer. You wouldn't even know where the time went from the first scene to the last. It has everything you expect from a mission impossible movie and some more. There are exhilarating action sequences, chases and fights which invokes your inner claustrophobic fears and they are shot in an engaging manner that you feel like you're in there with them fighting to survive. The good thing about this latest installation of the franchise is that almost all the characters get their screentime and importance, old and new alike.Surprisingly, unlike any other previous versions, this one elicit a few laughs and chuckles along the way as if preparing us for the nervy, gut punching action sequences which follows almost in an never-ending manner. Vanessa Kirby has been excellent in reprising her role of the white widow, Rebecca Ferguson is good as expected and the surprise package is Hayley Atwell, bringing both her acting and action chops to the franchise to give a breath of
