Tom Cruise's success in the sequel to "Top Gun" brought the dawn of recovery to Hollywood, and was hailed as the savior of Hollywood movies, a title that is a bit too exaggerated, and the real saviors of the film industry should be those directors and producers who quietly work in low-cost independent films and create a movie-watching boom. Only their success can truly promote the recovery and development of the Hollywood film industry.
In Mission Impossible 7: Fatal Reckoning, Christopher McCauley showed great directing talent, and he co-created a fascinating sequel with Eric Yandrensen. Although the plot of this movie is not the best, its plot and visual effects are excellent. Besides, who would bother paying attention to the plot of these movies?
Unlike previous 007 series, the Mission Impossible series has adopted a specific plot pattern over the past three decades: the protagonist faces many difficulties and finally overcomes seemingly insurmountable challenges to win. This time, however, there is a major shift in that the main villain is not a specific person or country, but an object — a maliciously perceptual AI program known as an "intelligent body." It can quietly infiltrate a variety of operating systems and control the world.
Tom Cruise's Ethan Hunter and his Mission Impossible (IMF) team members: Bengui (Simon M. Peggy and Ilsa (Rebecca · Ferguson), Luthor (Wen · Reames) will together stop the most powerful AI program in world history.
The first step in stopping the "intellectual body" is to retrieve two halves of a special gold key, which is believed to be the source code. Global superpowers, including the United States, are scrambling to control the body and dominate the world.
However, the intellect has the ability to predict the future, and it has chosen one of Ethan's past rivals, Gabriel (Esai Morales), as its messenger. Along the way, we encounter old rivals like White Widow (Vanessa Kirby) and new threats like the elite French assassin "Paris" (Pon Clementev). In addition, old allies such as former IMF Director Eugene Kittredge (Henri Kozeny), who appeared in the first part and returned this time, also joined the fight.
In this film, a new member, Grace, played by Hayley Atwell, is a highly skilled pickpocket who reluctantly participates in Ethan's mission, and Tom Cruise and Atwell occupy most of the scenes and are a tacit pair. Atwell is a highlight of the series, and her theatrical and comedic talents are well put to play.
In "Mission Impossible 7: Fatal Reckoning (Part I)", the appearance of Hayley Atwell as the starring role is very expected. And Rebecca · Ferguson's Ilsa, unfortunately took a back seat, and it was disappointing that she had so few scenes. The director's decision is indeed puzzling, because in "Mission Impossible 6: Total Disintegration" and "Mission Impossible 5: Mysterious Country", it was he who became popular with Ferguson's role. Perhaps Ferguson's shooting schedule is too full now, but this is indeed the most regrettable part of this sequel.
In the contest with the "intellectual body", the tacit cooperation between Vin Reams and Simon Page reached its peak. In between Cruise's completion of all the main actions, they keep the story alive in their own unique style. This model has proven to be very successful in the past several film series and still works today. The downside, however, is that because the script is very dense, the two actors do most of the work of interpreting the task, and their dialogue sometimes seems too clumsy when explaining the "intellectual body".
The French killer Paris played by Pon Clementev in the film, impressed with his ferocious image. Although the Marvel star remained silent for most of the film, his performance in the film was impressive, and apparently, he was very happy when playing the villain.
Mission Impossible 7: Fatal Reckoning (Part I) may not be the best in the series in terms of narrative, but it is undoubtedly one of the most thrilling films, and various action scenes, such as the scene where Tom Cruise falls off a cliff on a motorcycle, bring a whole new sense of tension and suspense. The chase scenes in the film, such as the crazy chase on the streets of Venice and the knife fight on the top of the train, are exciting. It is no exaggeration to say that Mission Impossible 7: Fatal Reckoning (Part I) is an unparalleled thrilling action blockbuster.
In Mission Impossible 7: Fatal Reckoning (Part I), Tom Cruise shows his crazy stunts, but this crazy logic fits perfectly with the evil artificial intelligence in the story, adding a unique charm to the film. The cinematographer's use of close-ups, Dutch lenses, and unconventional framing creates a gripping tension that makes the film completely visually unique.
After watching it, I want to say that I am very much looking forward to the second "Mission Impossible 7: Fatal Reckoning (Part II)" next summer!
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