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It is all brought to this and, well, could not end in any other way. The fate of the world has once again rested in the hands of Ethan Hunt of Tom Cruise, the most impossible agent on the impossible mission, and he once again withdrew the impossible to save the day in the highest fashion. "Mission: Impossible - the last calculation" They have been really in doing for decades, turning the independent franchise into a closed circle full of feedback, gives and key rows to draw points set out in front of several installments. It is not an exaggeration to say that director Christopher McCarari, Cruz and their creative team have turned this story into one in which every action over the years, consciously or not, brought our hero closer and closer to this end result.

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But is it really end? It is burning the question of the heads of most audiences. The "final calculation" certainly came with a sense of finish, starting from the title (or Retle, as it initially had to be called "Dead Suming - Part Two") and extends to the plot of the film itself. No, Ethan does not go out into the fire of fame, "There is no time to die"-styleLike some fans they might have thought they could. Instead, the sensitive AI known as the entity is expanding on a worldwide scale and endangering the nuclear Holocaust in an attempt to erase all mankind from the map. The sequel to the blockbuster is built on a final note that rounds this two -piece story about the dangers of digital ... but it also leaves the door open for further adventures along the line.

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Needless to say, the whole end of the "last calculation" is widespread, intense and spectacular enough to deserve a proper defect on itself.

Surely I hope everyone has finished their homework and started a comprehensive "mission: impossible" marathons before the release of "Final Calculation", because director Chris McCarari and Starwarr Tom Cruise certainly seemed to have done so. (Potentially) The final installment of the hit franchise is collected only a few months after the events of "Dead Reckoning" and quickly catches us on several converged conspiracy threads. We discover that the dangerous entity has infiltrated the nuclear reserves of almost every world power, the crucifixion key that Etan Hunt and his IMF team have recovered at Orient Express at the moment of decline in the previous film, remains in his possession, and all roads are led to the remains.

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All this is crucial for their most overcrowded mission, although Ethan must return his scattered team together again. After pulling out Paris (Pom Climenf) out of prison, recruiting Degas (Greg Tarzan Davis) and putting a good All Luther (Wing Reims) in charge of creating a "poison pill" in order to kill the entity for good, all the signs seem to be "dead". His heart murder of Luther leaves Ethan without a choice besides playing Gabriel's game and turning to the authorities. He is closely persuading US President Erica Sloan to "believe once again" and allow him to command an aircraft carrier, send the rest of his team in search of an Arctic listening station and design a scheme to transfer the coordinates to Sevastopol.

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After a few amazing units (enter William Donlo of Rolf Saxon, the poor man of the original "Mission: Impossible" Ethan's Vault Vault breakthrough), incredible teamwork and an underwater cascade that defines death in Sevastopol's intestines, our heroes withdraw and are set for a final act that takes place in the Dohomsday-last-handed shelter,

Almost the entire last hour of "final calculation" is dedicated to such a massive, tense and exciting last piece, as we have ever seen in "Mission: Impossible" before. The action is taken by Ethan's team to South Africa and the Doomsday Vault fabulous, a safe shelter buried deep underground for those trying to survive the end of the world. Gabriel also knows that this is going to be a logical place for the subject to look for shelter after inciting a nuclear war, so he forces Ethan to restore AI's source code from the submarine to support it. However, unknown to him, however, 5D optical data that affects Luther secretly created before his death allows a "one in trillion" chance to top the top. By combining the subject's source code with the poison pill and turning it into the data plant, all in milliseconds of precise timing, it's Theoretically It is possible to beat the entity and remove it from the world's digital infrastructure for good.

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Unfortunately, "Mission: Impossible" rarely allows things to be excluded without congestion. Ethan and his friends are not the only ones to head to the Doomsday vault, because Gabriel surprises them with a literal time bomb just waiting to leave ... before another The complication arrives, in the form of Eugene Kitridge (Henry Cerno) and his Lucky Briggs (Vigam). In the follow -up shootout, Gabriel's Henchmen activates the bomb count, Benji (Simon Peg) is shot dead, and Ethan is monitoring the Gabriel of Analog BiPlan in The show's aviation sequence scatters through film trailers. In the quintessential "mission: impossible" fashion, the team must be divided and conquered. Benji walks the newly-accepted IMF agent, Grace (Haley Atwell) through some rudimentary hacking, while complicated by the makeshift medical operation of Paris to save his life, Donlo is trying to scatter the Bomb with Degas, Nuclear strike, with death.

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Of course, our team achieves the impossible and saves the day in the last second. With the captured entity and Gabriel killed, the world no longer has to be afraid of the upcoming AI Apocalypse. Ethan and his friends meet the last time, disappearing in the crowd like ghosts and ready to fight for another day.

No, your eyes don't deceive you. "Final Cuttake" is not trying to slip anything from the audience during the end of the blockbuster. Without masks for masks, without any tricks on hand and there is no red herring. Tom Cruise has really hung up hundreds of meters into the air, staring at the death of the face once again for something more than our mass party. Ethan Hunt really managed to save the lives of all his teammates in the end - not poor Luther or Isla Faust of Rebecca Ferguson of "Dead Suming", Unfortunately, but at least his longtime Pal Benji, the Bightboy of the Newborn Grace and almost without words Paris all survived. Finally, the dreaded entity was really safe contained (though, intriguing, not destroyed for good).

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The "Mission: Mission: Impossible" movies usually opt for relatively clear big finals, putting the usual tricks sideways in favor of maximum excitement. The ultimate mounting puts a beautiful point in the "final count", clearing all the details of wandering. The president refuses to launch the US Arsenal of Weapons, preventing unnecessary deaths and the probable start of World War II (with little help from Nick Oldman's self -sacrificing general, Sidney, who heroically prevents another to dismiss the president in her bunker when making a difficult choice). The world has been restored to normal, free of control of the subject for good. In the end, the good guys achieved everything they had to do and the movie movements were able to enjoy the roller driving in every sense of the phrase.

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And now on the question of the day: Is Ethan Hunt and his IMF friends pulling out their last impossible mission, or is there even more? The cast and crew maintained almost complete radio silence on this front, refusing to donate whether director Chris McCarari or Paramount pictures have plans to retain this very successful franchise that goes as long as Tom Cruise can not do it anymore. For better or worse, there is no official word on whether "The Last Conservation" represents the eighth and final film in the series "Mission: Impossible".

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However, this does not mean that fans were not given much closure. "Final Consideration" ends as a final note as it gets, wrapping every existing story ... From this film and more others, too. At the same time, the biggest implication of the last scene is that Ethan and his new composition remain there somewhere, ready and ready to jump into action if they choose to accept their next mission. Do we ever get really getting Look For ourselves, unfortunately, it is unlikely to be resolved any time soon. Cruz has already set other high -profile projects for itselfleaving a smaller and smaller window for continuous IMF exploitation. In any case, it is just as satisfying and a full circle as we could hope to get it.

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If the "last count" is the last we see on these characters, "Mission: Impossible" will become a rare franchise with a big budget to end up completely on its own-and this is something our favorite IMF agent will surely appreciate. For the time being, a safe bet will be to look at this latest film like, well, the last movie. But as we know, it is always best to expect the unexpected when it comes to Ethan Hunt. "Mission: Impossible - the last calculation" now plays in cinemas.