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THE GREATEST THING SINCE SLICED BREAD ROCK OF AGES Review by Alyn Darnay Directed by: Adam Shankman Written by: Chris D’Arienzo Cast: Tom Cruise,
If you are looking for amazing action with a good plot, along with great special effects, Mission: Impossible – Ghost Protocol is for you. With its non-stop adrenaline pumping, it keeps the audience riveted, especially with the IMAX effects that just blow you out of your seat. The IMAX projection during some of the explosions scenes really gives one the feeling that you’re taking the blast and wow that’s some experience.
The word action has many meanings according to the Merriam-Webster Dictionary, but the definition of the word to me is Mission: Impossible – Ghost Protocol. A non-stop thriller that gets so relentless there’s hardly time to catch your breath. If there’s one spy thriller you want to see on the huge IMAX screen this is it.
This is the time when Hollywood rolls out its serious stuff, but this year’s offerings seem particularly dark, with titles like “Melacholia,” “In the Land of Blood and Honey” and “The Darkest Hour,” which arrives in theaters Christmas Day.
If it’s a lot of intense excitement with comedic relief that you are looking for then Knight and Day will do the trick. The high-powered spy thriller takes you up and down then spins you around; it’s a cool roller coaster ride. And there’s a great deal of nonsense, absurdities and other impossible mayhem; yet that’s what makes the film fun to watch.
TOM CRUISE & CAMERON DIAZ IN KNIGHT & DAY ACTION-COMEDY NOW IN PRODUCTION FROM DIRECTOR JAMES MANGOLD LOS ANGELES, (October 13, 2009) __ Tom Cruise