When the "last calculation" begins, we learn that the entity has grown even more powerful, and nuclear destruction seems to be everything, but inevitable. The president (Angela Bassett) is dragging in many directions, but Ethan Hunt wants her to trust him last to save the day. As Ethan himself points out, it would be kind crazy To leave the fate of the world in his hands, which with all the crippling that has caused him over the years. And yet, no one is dedicated to his job than Ethan Hunt.

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These films have always been cruise exhibitions above all and most importantly, but "The Last Calculation" represents Ethan Hunt as an almost Christ's figure; The very ultimate savior of mankind, an unallocated Superman who wants to stab God in the face, if it means preventing the apocalypse. This should Be fun, and yet, "the last calculation" is too reasonable for your own good. Even when the stakes were high in previous records, the "Mission" films were Always Fun - it was part of the charm! "The Last Consideration", however, is so humorous and seriously, even while fully nonsense stories are presented, which begins to feel the excitement of disappearing.

Soon, Ethan and his team, which includes the tech guru Benji (Simon Peg) and the thief-twist agent Grace (Haley Atwell) competing against the clock of some adventurous adventures to grab various McGufins, all in the name of stopping. We have been told again for time and time that Ethan loves his team to be family members, but "Final Consideration" separates them as a huge piece of duration, leaving Ethan alone. This feels like a mistake, and while Atwell is a charming presence, the series cannot shake the biggest mistake Killing Ilsa Faust on Rebecca Ferguson in the previous film. Ferguson's character was probably the best thing that happened to the franchise, and every time I "last count" tries to force a great emotional rhythm between Ethan and Grace, I couldn't help, but think: "This would have played much better if it was Ethan and Ilsa instead." Unfortunately.

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Since "Final Cuttering" ranges from one location to another, the film throws into new and old characters who make the most of what is given. Rolf Saxon returns William Donlo, the unfortunate CIA analyst from the first film that has a surprising emotional story here. However, the right position is Obreg Tramel Tilman "Separs" TramelWho steals every scene he has as a submarine captain who agrees to help Ethan. Tilman's part is small, but God, he has such charisma that it is a joy to see him working. Put it in more films, Hollywood. Please.