I'd also like to spent a word on the scene where Ethan and Declan (Jonathan Rhys Meyers) talk italian :lol: so this is like they truly sound every time spies speak a foreign language: when they speak russian or chinese or whatever I don't understand them so I think, wow they speak chinese among chinese people, they must speak it well if they are thought to be chinese! Then it happens that the language is Italian and then I know: no way in hell they could ever be mistaken for italian, not a chance in the world :lol: now, the woman in the car behind, he was from Rome! But I'm not criticizing, mind you, because as American movies go, they are to be congratulated that at least I could understand what they were doing, which is not so obvious as it might seem. So: no problem, I just had a nice laugh, and on with the film! It wasn't a bad movie at all; I still prefer the ghost protocol one because Jeremy Renner is adorable while J.R.Meyers is more like boring, in my opinion, but anyway it was a nice movie. Ethan was very sweet and deeply in love with his Julia, which was a good one, very much in love and also quick on learning how to fire to protect him and herself. I loved how he look desperately scared for her.
I was not surprised at all at the end when that guy turned out to be a traitor, honestly I wondered from the start for the simple reason that he was TOO nice: he was either the best, perfect friend or he had something to hide. I did not suspect the boss Brassel (Laurence Fishburne) because he was simply doing what was to be expected given the circumstances.
There were all the M:I things: masks, tricks, running, shooting and fighting. There was Benji (Simon Pegg) helping him. They went from America to the Vatican to China. Luther was also in this (Ving Rhames), and Maggie Q was the female agent of the day.
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