Rewatched MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE - FALLOUT. This is the most straight forward "action thriller" of the franchise. It's also the M:I film where the Christopher Nolan influences feel very prominent, from the editing to Lorne Balfe's incredible score. The most thrilling M:I film.

it's the least mission impossible of all the mission impossibles. top 10 action film of all time regardless.

I think that’s why it’s not my favorite. I’ve always had a hard time ascertaining why but you just summarized it: it doesn’t really *feel* like a MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE film, as thrilling as it is (and it is immensely thrilling).

Preble Jefferson can see 5 seconds into the future. When government agencies become aware of his skill, he'll do whatever it takes to protect his family. “Calling this a thriller is a bit reductive...The most interesting novel I’ve read in a long time.” --JDC

It’s also pretty cool that he intended to make each film look and feel like they were made by different filmmakers.

Big fan of Rob Hardy’s cinematography for this one.

During my rewatch, it was hard to accept Ethan Hunt at his lowest point and least in control. It's so weird. He's always has a plan or is ahead. This felt like he was desperately catching up. A great movie but definitely feels different than the other IMF adventures.

👏👏👏

“hope is not a strategy” “you must be new”

Probably has my favorite 3rd act of the franchise

balfe was cooking with this one 🔥

This is when Henry Cavill became Him.