Review: "Mission: Impossible - Dead Reckoning Part One" is pure action movie magic
7 movies, 27 years, and a franchise that's still on top
Ethan Hunt is a fan of magic tricks. We learned this way back in the first Mission: Impossible film from 1996, in a delightfully goofy scene where a baby-faced Tom Cruise confuses and outwits Jean Reno’s turncoat spy character by playing sleight-of-hand with a data disc like he’s a street magician. Cruise and writer/director Christopher McQuarrie bring …
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