Mission Impossible: Fallout (2018). Unlike most movie critics, apparently they must have been hypnotized by Tom Cruise's cult-like personal life connections. This latest version of Mission Impossible resembles some of the last Roger Moore's depiction as James Bond. And in some ways, this movie script might have been better served with Daniel Craig's character as James Bond. The action and humor sequences have almost become parodies of themselves. The movie plot is also so manipulated with fantastical unlikely coincidental events that the plot becomes an obvious stitched together strands of action shots put together along with the requisite death of an important character and the attempts at serious human emotional bonding that have been much better portrayed elsewhere, that even being on television. See Person of Interest (2011-2016) series with Jim Caviezel. Even Hitman: Agent 47 (2015) had an even more convincing and necessarily even tighter, explosive beginning action sequence. Knowing this is a Mission Impossible movie, the predictable twist in the first half of the movie seems lame. The bad guys seem too obvious too. There are just too many convenient script points that make watching this movie an eventually boring series of reruns just in a new packaging.