If you read the titles of a bunch of reviews on IMDB, it is all too obvious that all of these so-called "user reviews" are bought and paid for. There is only one clever what-you-think-is-going-on-isn't-what's-going-on trick in this movie and it comes very close to the start of the movie. There are many plot twists but there isn't anything clever about any of them. About half way through this movie I had had all I could take. It seemed like I had been watching it for at least a couple hours, but then it went on for what seemed like another couple of hours after that. Eventually I stopped caring and was just wanting for it to end. This is at least the 5th time I've tried to watch this movie on cable. Each of the last four attempts I have started out determined to stay focused on it from start to finish. I always give up about half way through. They should have retired the stupid masks immediately after the first of the revived series, the one with Jon Voight. The masks had become much too tedious even in that movie, and yet the producers, most likely Cruise, kept bringing the back and using them again and again. I just saw that they are actually going to make another one, due out sometime next year, in 2023. If people keep returning to the theater and paying money to see them, they'll keep making them. I'd rather watch reruns of the old TV show. It was more clever by leaps and bounds than any of these movies have been.