Very good. The action sequences are very thrilling.

well this is an action\adventure movie that belongs to 2011 and when you see it you understand from modern technologies and touristic places that it is a movie of this decade . I'm 90% sure that 90% of the viewers don't care about the logic of the events but they are worried about the characters . for me that was pure adrenaline and that was the good job of the team of visual effects , sound , cinematography and ... .

The set pieces are well done, but otherwise the film is rather hollow. The characters are underdeveloped, the plot is thin and strained and some aspects feel stretched out for the overlong runtime. As a series of actions scenes with decent hooks and tension, however, it works.

Sooooooo entertaining! Very well done. Im a big fan of the MI movies.

A disappointment but still okay.

Great set-pieces, though the action was contrived and the villain was not as awesome as in the 3rd one. Even said, this is probably the best one yet.

Solid action film with a few good laughs. Nothing more we really needed from a fourth MI.

Awesome and unforgettable.

Pretty fun. I have only one serious caveat: I'm Swedish and trust me, if we wanted the world to go to hell today, you'd be having a barbecue tonight.

There sure was pretty familiar stuff around, but I liked the output a lot. Action scenes worked more than just fine. Although I was a bit surprised there was no Ving Rhames or Tom Wilkinson, nor Michelle Monaghan in the titles. Highly recommend to all Mission Impossible fans.

A skillfully made and quite fun spy thriller. Brad Bird manages a really good atmosphere for this one, humorous but with some emotional power when it needs it.

This is how you do an action movie. Though light on narrative, it is easily forgivable due to the fantastic action sequences, likeable characters, and some nice cinematography. It never forgets what kind of movie it is and never tries to be something it isn't. Fun throughout the entire thing.

Ridiculous, cliched, corny, etc, but who cares when the action is this fun and exciting?

Great at showing off epic action pieces and complicated missions that often go wrong, but loses some of its reality during cheesy plotlines and overly CGI reliant shots. Mostly forgiven, though, because the action really is quite good.

Well, it was a great deal of fun and it doesn't take itself too seriously, which is a good thing.

Pretty solid action flick with a number of dizzying stunts. I might have given it a higher score, but I can't tell if this movie might hold up outside of an IMAX.

Some pretty awesome action but damn cheesy. The ending wave was ridiculously corny.

That Dubai section? MMM HMM.

the positiveness of the points may be attributed to the fact that i may be biased as i am towards anything with simon pegg in it because he is great like that. also, jeremy renner's participation boosted it extremely. storyline very typical of the franchise, not great, but not bad either. every female actor in this sucks though. and this is a female's opinion, so that's probably saying something. all in all fun, but forgettable two hours.

Old school and a fun-ride.

This did feel more like a very expensive episode of a TV show. However, all the leads are no worse than decent and the skyscraper bit gave me actual vertigo.

I don't understand why they cast villains that couldn't physically compete with Tom Cruise, and then have them physically compete with Tom Cruise. Aside from that, the building climb actually made me grip the theater seat. Vertigo inducing direction was awesome.

Tom Cruise is amazing. He plays Hunt with both seriousness and a bit of humor. My main problem with this insanely entertaining action flick is that the awe inducing Burj Khalifa scene is the climax and should be the final action set piece. After this the movie has problems keeping up.

While lacking Brad Bird's characteristic characterization, Ghost Protocol is an awe-inspiring throwback to old spy films. The film is carried by an excellent cast, incredible stunts, truly witty dialogue and Bird's kinetic direction.

Fun as always, nothing more nothing less...

Nicht so gut wie die anderen Teile, der Humor ist altbacken und die Story nicht wirklich innovativ.

Tense, skillful, diverting. Doesn't add up to much in the end (these flicks never do), but it's got its fair share of magnificent, gracefully directed action setpieces that will be tough to shake: the Burj Khalifa climb, the car elevator climax, the entire fluidly paced Kremlin sequence. Plus, Paula Patton kicks lots of ass. Easily the best, most enjoyable "Mission: Impossible" picture to date.

The best among four parts. Again, without any connection to the reality, with a total disregard to the laws of physics, M: I 4 looks enjoyable, at times, funny story about secret agents, saving the world.

contains some good ideas.

Fast and fun for the first half, but 80 minutes and a bottle of wine in my interest began to evaporate. The plot goes awry, the set pieces dry up and you become so disinterested in the outcome you feel you could be watching any old average action movie from the '90s onward. Pretty much like the last M:I effort then.

Lots of fun! Great on IMAX!