#Headline Creation Challenge#From Mission Impossible in 1996, each film surpasses its predecessor. Whether it is John Woo's exaggerated and exciting "Mission Impossible 2" or "Mission Impossible 3" with a touching story, this series of movies is as delicious as old wine.
Mission Impossible 7 introduces a large number of new characters as the first part of the story. Hayley Atwell's Grace is impressive, but Pon Clementev's female henchman falls into the stereotype of "silent Asian". In the movie, she doesn't have a few lines at all. This is a huge regret in the portrayal of the characters in the movie.
As for Grace, although she is notable in the movie, she also retains some character shaping for the next "Mission Impossible 8". But as a heroine, she still feels very bland, much inferior to Rebecca Ferguson's Ilsa. In terms of the entire Mission Impossible series, my favorite female character is still Ilsa. However, the chemistry between Hayley Atwell and Tom has created some interesting scenes for the film.
Like many Hollywood movies, Mission Impossible 7 has a long running time. In the movie, there are two amazing scenes, one in the desert and the other in the Alps at the end of the movie. The battle in the desert looks a bit like a video game. In addition to the magnificent framing, the well-designed Roman car chase is also unforgettable.
Mission Impossible 7 is an action movie about speed and urgency, and director Christopher McCauley knows how to combine old-fashioned action movies with new-age action stunts. The film doesn't rely too heavily on CGI to make sure the audience knows it's Tom Cruise who is acting. Whether it's a fist collision or a car chase, the action scenes of the entire movie are very excitingly choreographed. I think that in terms of action scenes, only "Fast Pursuit 4" can match it.
As a summer blockbuster, compared to "Fast and Furious 10" and "Spider-Man: Across the Universe", "Mission Impossible 7" has a unique advantage, that is, it does not end with suspense as the end of the movie. This, too, really needs to be thanked by Tom Cruise, who has always been opposed to ending the entire movie in suspense. He believes that since it is a movie, the ending should not hang the audience's appetite. He wanted to give the audience a sense of complete experience.
In addition to insisting on the ending of the movie, "Mission Impossible 7" also reflects why Tom Cruise can be called Hollywood's "savior". In the film, his battle with artificial intelligence exemplifies the current situation in Hollywood: the joint strike of actors and screenwriters. The actors opposed the studios and used their digital avatars without their permission. As for screenwriters, they oppose artificial intelligence stealing their jobs.
Like the current situation in Hollywood, Mission Impossible 7 also discusses the dangers of artificial intelligence. Especially, into the wrong hands. Ethan Hunt, played by Tom Cruise, wants to save the world from the intellect, just as he wants to save Hollywood through his own life-averse performance.
Of course, the most important thing is that "Mission Impossible 7" is very interesting and gives the audience a pleasant viewing experience. The length of the movie contains dangerous stunts that are memorable enough. With high-budget blockbusters like "The Flash" and "Indiana Jones 5", the box office is weak. Will Tom's Mission Impossible 7 be able to reproduce the box office miracle of Top Gun 2? Time will tell.