Mission Impossible 6 Fallout REVIEWS are in ‘Stupefyingly awesome, like Mad Max Fury Road’

Over twenty years and six films in – surely this franchise is running out of steam?

You may have thought so but Mission Impossible – Fallout appears to be the greatest of the on-going series to date.

So far the film has a very impressive 98% positive reviews on Rotten Tomatoes.

Here’s are some of the highlights of critics responses for Cruise’s latest spy action thriller as Ethan Hunt.

Daily Express – READ THE FULL REVIEW HERE
Mission Impossible – Fallout is an improvement on all the previous films’ failings, drawing together all the best aspects of them; simultaneously giving off that classic vibe of the original while never being afraid to continually evolve. James Bond had better watch out.

Daily Mirror
Your mission, if you choose to accept it, is to have a bloomin’ good time with Cruise and co.

Daily Telegraph
OK, McQuarrie may not have De Palma’s sweat-drop precision, John Woo’s craziness or the impish wit of Brad Bird, but his mastery of logistics here is easily sufficient to make it the blockbuster of the summer.

Entertainment Weekly
It delivers. More than that, it’s become the rare franchise that seems to just get better, twistier, and more deliriously fun with each instalment.

Vanity Fair
Here, with everything that he’s ever cared about on the line, Hunt proves why he’s summer’s most valuable action hero.

Variety
Here, with everything that he’s ever cared about on the line, Hunt proves why he’s summer’s most valuable action hero.

Movie Web
Mission: Impossible – Fallout is going to blow audiences out of their chairs. The action scenes are stupefyingly awesome.

CinemaBlend
See this movie as soon as possible, and on the biggest screen possible.

Forbes
As relentless and intense an action movie as you’ve seen since Mad Max: Fury Road.

However not quite every was pleased with Mission Impossible – Fallout.

The Guardian
Crashes and petrolhead spills are what this franchise is reasonably expected to deliver. And this is what it cheerfully does.

Slant Magazine
It misses no opportunity to prop up Cruise’s indomitable earthly ego while his character runs, jumps, falls, fist-fights, sky-dives, and clambers up rope and cliff in service of…what exactly?

Mission Impossible – Fallout is released in UK cinemas on July 25, 2018.