Avaliações de usuários

This is a film that spent the first hour reminding us about how amazing it believes the first seven films have been and how the world those debts of gratitude to the amazing Ethan Hunt. But Ethan is also the person who is responsible for what may be the end of the Earth - and the end of cyberspace. I'm not kidding about that. Hunt alone bears that gargantuan burden. He also caused the problem so now is the only person on Earth who could actually save it. Why? Because most men would never be able to endure the pain and impossibility of what he needs to do except for Hunt, which of course, we know he will endure.

The plot makes absolutely no sense at all as and as an excuse for several silly battles that occur with very high budget set pieces, which is what will impress most of a mindless audience. So many components of this production which takes itself so very seriously engage fully and completely into b-movie territory. Most of us were laughing at the self-love cruise provides for this film during the first hour, and how he is deified throughout the rest of the movie. He looks old and strange, and this this is a love letter to himself. None of it makes sense and the film Marches along for 2 and 1/2 hours with everyone. Sporting extremely grave faces of concern knowing that the fate of all existence lies in the hands of Ethan Hunt because he is just super amazing. Add in the silliness with ai and virtual reality, It has become mission preposterously funny. I know I'll get a lot of down votes by mindless fans, but this is seriously great stuff to get a few beers and laugh your head off with friends while mocking the screen.

The only reason I gave it 3 stars is because we had a laugh about all the preposterously stupid plot ideas that ran through the entire film. Easily the worst MI, which is strange considering how good part 1 was. It started really slowly, had way too much exposition to explain what was about too happen in all the big actions scenes, gloriously set a record for the most number of countdown-timers (all involving disasters being averted in the nick of time), and spent too much time mawkishly milking the tragedies of dead and dying comrades. I so wanted to like it but my, what a waste of my time! I also confess I fell asleep near the end and skipped one of the limited number of actions scenes. Sorry Tom, nice to hear you thank us for being there to watch it on the big screen but you should have got better writers for this.

Good points:

• underwater scene
• biplane stunt

bad points:

• first hour of what it seems like fan montage clips of previous 7 instalments
• slow plot
• too many characters, many were obsolete and without names
• Gabriel being useless as villain, especially in biplane scene
• climax is literally 3 seconds, just like removing a pendrive from your laptop
• slow dialogues
• explaining where team will go next and what to do next, finishing each other sentences etc
• soundtrack (or lack of it)

I left IMAX disappointed. Ethan Hunt wanted me to trust him, one last time. Hopefully there will be no more. 3*

Honestly.... I feel like I was being shown a work by someone who wanted desperately to justify all the previous movies.

In the meantime... the movie failed to justify itsself.

Motivations behind action sequences were poor at best, and the whole story was a mishmash of exposition and nods and winks without any actual direction in itsself.

A huge shame, given a clearly invested cast... some amazing stunt work, and absolutely jaw dropping cinematography...

but this just goes to show... if you dont have a coherent story to move along with each scene that you are shoehoring in... you will waste talent everywhere.

I just wonder what was left on the cutting room floor in place of a million flashbacks, and shots of nuclear warheads waiting to go off.

What a shame... because some of the earlier in the series really managed to embrace the clever heist philosophy... but not this one.

Bring a pillow and some earplugs. This film is at least 30 minutes tooooooo long. The time spent in an underwater sub goes on and on and on. The air fight similarly doesn't want to end. And there must be at least 6 scenes of him running, running g, running, and then running. He runs so fast he can outrun nuclear blasts. Pretty good.

If the length doesn't bore you to death, the music will break your eardrums. Sit at least 20 rows from the screen to avoid medical disaster.

It's not completely worthless. There are a few good actors in the film and a few scenes with tight direction. Also, the filming is done well.

This final chapter made it IMPOSSIBLE TO WATCH.

This is easily the worst entry in the entire franchise. The overly long and drawn-out water scene felt unnecessary and completely derailed the pacing, making the film drag on painfully. The director's choices throughout the movie lacked clarity and vision, making it difficult to stay engaged. While Tom Cruise gave his usual committed performance, even he couldn't save this silly and poorly executed mess. The plot was weak, the action felt forced, and the entire experience was underwhelming. It's not worth your time or money. Avoid watching it in theaters or anywhere else.

It drags like a longest melodrama ever... Not enough action, sluggish story, little to no humour... I was waiting for an epic action scene with the iconic music theme - that never happened... At the times it was so stupid that I nearly left the cinema... I wasn't expecting it to be overly realistic but it was trailing on the border of absurd. Hopefully it's the last one as if they would go further we will probably see Tom floating in space without a suit and surviving... Biggest disappointment in years... After previous one I knew it will be hard to top it but this movie was even worse then 2nd or 3rd MI... Some nice scenery, Hailey and Pom but that's all if it goes to positives...

Avoid. To be honest I didn't hold much hope for this movie as found the previous entry underwhelming. The movie felt lazy with all the flash backs of the other instalments. So much needless exposition.suggesting they assume movie goers are not intelligent. And the plot was utter trash. This movie gives nothing to the viewer other than sore backs from sitting so long due to the long run time. I honestly considered leaving half way through as was so bored. But stayed as the ticket is so expensive. Was relieved when the movie ended. Avoid if you can. Wait until it's available on streaming services.

-final Reckoning The Most Disappointing Mission Yet

Tom Cruise has built a legacy on delivering high-octane action, jaw-dropping stunts, and sleek espionage thrills with the Mission: Impossible franchise. Unfortunately, with the latest installment, Mission: Impossible - Reckoning, that legacy takes a serious hit. It's not just a stumble-it's a full-on faceplant.

From the start, the movie feels bloated, weighed down by a convoluted plot that tries to be too clever for its own good. What once made Mission: Impossible exciting-tight pacing, razor-sharp suspense, and smart twists-has been replaced by drawn-out exposition, forced emotional beats, and an overuse of CGI that undermines the franchise's hallmark practical stunts.

Even Cruise, usually a force of nature, seems like he's running on fumes. Ethan Hunt feels less like the relentless spy we know and more like a tired echo of himself, stuck in a script that doesn't do his character-or Cruise's commitment-any justice. The new characters are either forgettable or painfully underdeveloped, and returning faces are largely wasted in thankless roles.

Perhaps most disappointing is the film's inability to deliver a satisfying payoff. The stakes never feel real, and by the final act, the movie devolves into noise and chaos without clarity or impact. It tries to set up a grand narrative arc but forgets to give us a reason to care. The villain does not live up to the demand and expectations . Even though Esai Morales is a good actor this role did not suit him.

For a franchise that redefined itself with each new entry, Reckoning is a rare misstep-and easily the weakest link in the Mission: Impossible chain. Let's just hope this mission is one Cruise chooses not to accept again.

Watching this felt like being stuck in a Ramanand Sagar serial-slow, drawn-out scenes with endless close-ups of faces but no real action or engaging dialogue. The speech was so slow and minimal, often just showing characters' faces without much happening. The pacing dragged terribly, making the entire movie feel like a long, tedious wait. Most of the time, it was just wind blowing across Tom's face, with hardly anything meaningful unfolding. Honestly, the whole story could have been told in 30 minutes instead of this sluggish, boring stretch. Just waiting for Tom to retire. Time for faster action like 30 years ago.

Remember those filler episodes of Friends with just some flashbacks? This felt like one of those, only this lasted for three long, dreading and exhausting hours. I respect those who can admire and survive three hours of Tom Cruise loving Tom Cruise. The last film (Mission: Impossible - Dead Reckoning Part One) was a spectacle! This wasn't anything like that. The action sequences couldn't entertain me because everything else was very bland. The first two hours were pointless. Just some numb script with weird unlike sentences. The character of Luther was not necessary and felt pretty weak too. And the evil ChatGPT... Most Bond movies have a better plot. Even The Fast and the Furious movies have a better plot. The president character was laughable. It did not have anything creative Mission Impossible-like scenarios.

I thought it was forced melancholic in a very emotionless way. Did not enjoy it at all! Wish I stayed at home.

This was the worst movie Tom Cruise ever made. It was way too long and therefore way too boring. It would have been a good movie, was it only 90 minutes long. But it was 3 hours and every dialog was just 3 times as long as it should have been and that ruined all the good things this movie might have had. I was watching the movie for 15 minutes and was thinking "oh my god, another 2,5 hours to go" and I'm not the type of person who can't enjoy a simple action movie. The movie was just trying to be too emotional, too important and too serious for it not to be. So I sadly can't recoomend to watch this movie.

Not funny, not special, not impossible. Came out of the cinema speechless... even Part 7 was better then this. This is so sad because Fallout was the best Bond Movie that never got filmed. Part 8 did not catch me or anyone in the cinema who watched the film. Thunderbolts a week before was a absolut blast and surprise. But it ain't that easy to describe what killed the movie from even become okay whilst watching. It just felt not right watching this and also not worth spending time watching it. I never thought they could ruin Mi anyway, I thought this would be impossible, but in the end the eight film was impossible to enjoy.

We actually left the theater before the ending because it was so boring! So very predictable and just too many flashbacks to ALL the other MIs. I don't know what we were expecting but considering the price of tickets today, we expected at least to be entertained. We were not. Plus, the huge ego of Cruise is just too hard to take...too may shots of his face, his face fighting, his face in a scuba mask, his face looking concerned, his face fighting again, his face getting resuscitated, etc etc. Ridiculous! We know what your face looks like! Dialog was rudimentary and character development was nil. Don't waste your money or your time!

I don't remember the last time I've wanted to walk out of a movie, if ever, prior to this.

This movie felt every bit of its nearly 3 hour run time. I've seen every MI movie and have enjoyed them for the most part. I didn't get the hype of Dead Reckoning being touted as "the best" at the time and I sure don't get all of the high reviews for this one. (Dead Reckoning was entertaining, but others were better.) My goodness, this was incredibly slow and far too long. There's a 15 minute underwater scene with no dialogue that had me rolling my eyes so much. And when it kept going and going and going, that's when I was truly ready to walk out of the movie. Yes, this wrapped up the series fine enough, but it was easily the most boring in the franchise.

Wow that was an overly long movie. Could've lost an hour at least. But where could we have cut an hour?! Well maybe not have so many people staring silently at each other...or holding that weird key up to look at it...or explaining the plot over and over and over again...or cut the plane sequence in half...or live without the constant philosophical narration...or have a joined up plot...or made it all a bit less predictable...or anything that would've made it feel more pacey and less like a rehash of almost every other Mission Impossible movie that went before it. I honestly felt no tension at all, didn't really care about the characters and just wanted it to end. Which thankfully it finally did. This message didn't so much self-destruct as implode slowly over 3 hours. And if I hear the word 'entity' one more time...!!!!!

Poorly written, excessive stunts, did not create excitement. This was one sequel too many. IMBD does not appreciate brevity in comments .

They want six hundred words which is excessive I suggest waiting for this to stream on Netflix or Amazon only when they offer this without charging beyond what you subscribe to.

I may get bored writing this scathing analysis until I meet the six hundred characters in anyone's review.

One hundred sixty three characters to go before IMBD will allow this to post.

Why so many characters required in lieu of brevity. This requirement is annoying. Finally enough to post this review.

"Mission: Impossible - The Final Reckoning" has received mixed reviews, with some critics pointing out its convoluted plot and awkward dialogue as major drawbacks. While the film delivers on thrilling action sequences, including a deep-sea dive and Tom Cruise crawling around a single-engine airplane in flight, some viewers felt that the storytelling was unnecessarily complex and repetitive.

Additionally, the movie attempts to tie together elements from previous films, but some of these callbacks feel forced rather than organic. "Mission: Impossible - The Final Reckoning" has been praised for its jaw-dropping action sequences and Tom Cruise's relentless commitment to stunts, but it has also faced criticism for its overly complex plot and repetitive dialogue2.

The film picks up after the events of "Dead Reckoning," with Ethan Hunt racing against time to stop a rogue AI known as The Entity, which threatens global security. While the action is undeniably thrilling-especially a submarine sequence and a high-stakes aerial stunt-some critics felt that the movie struggles with pacing and over-explains its stakes

Additionally, the film attempts to tie together elements from previous installments, but some of these connections feel forced rather than organic. The villain, Gabriel, and the AI antagonist don't quite match the tension of previous adversaries, making the conflict feel less engaging.

I only saw 1 and 2.. and now this..

its a total flop in my eyes. Its the same old same old.

No point watching this iMO.

Unnecessarily stretched the movie with all the emotional drama..

skip this if you can.. i feel like i wasted 2 hrs of mine. Repeating the same story line over and over again is meaningless.. the only positive for me was that the heroine of the movie was stunning lol.. only reason i tolreated this movie. Dont waste your money on this and more importantly the time. I hope that there is not another one in the making ... would just be a total waste of money and more importantly time.

I find story has several flaws and it can be made better compared with previous movies. I like the actions but some of action looks illogical. No spoilers. The movie length is too long. The first half of movie is slow, however it pace up in the second half. The actions and background action is great in cinema scale. A good cinematic experience but disappointed in context to story telling. Some of story crafting look convenient and does not focus on contemporary narrative. The recap for me look too long. Although it seems lengthy so that people who does not watch previous movies can understand it. I still think the first half can be made shorter and some part of action can be made more compelling in making story more compelling.