Mission Impossible: Ghost Protocol - Triple Play (Blu-ray + DVD + Digital Copy)

Good

Brad Bird and Michael Giacchino. Wonder!

Arrived on time and in good order

Well designed. A great collectors piece.

A bit of everything in his Mission Impossible films and still doing his own stunts, wow.

Well Like most other people I have had a love hate relationship with the mission Impossible films. I loved the 1st one, thought the 2nd one was ok, in places, but had a bad bad plot and some bad stunts. I liked the 3rd one for its return to the same style as the 1st one. For the 4th one I have to say I loved it. Having Simon Pegg in it changed the way the story worked and having a more fun side to it, like the 3rd one made the film. I loved the stunts and for me, made the film nice and easy to watch. This type of film is not going to change your way of life, make you go and do something for a charity, question the the meaning of man kind or how the world was made. It a film to take you away for a couple of hours to relax and enjoy. Take it for this and you like it, but thinking it change your life then you will hate it. So I have given it 2 thumbs up (5 stars).

More ridiculous stunts and over-the-top "nobody can beat Tom Cruise" madness. On-par with the previous movie. Better than the first two.

As I didn't know what this fourth outing was about I watched it with an open mind. I had been told by my son that it wasn't as good as the others. However, I sat down one evening and enjoyed it as much as the other MI's. Ethan Hunt as usual is as we have come to expect him to do in situations of having a go at getting out of a sticky situation good at his job and gets it done. It's how it's done with all the razzmatazz and explosive action that keeps you watching. Like the others I will watch it again and again over the next few years. Even though you know that things will be done for the good in the end it is all about the action to get there that keeps you watching from start to finish. As with a good book a film has to catch you at the begining and reel you in until the end. It's like being on a rollercoaster throughout the whole film to keep you watching.