It should have been treated. Directed by John Woo, the man took the severity of the shootings. Screenwriter Robert Towne, who wrote half of the movies that made Jack Nicholson a star, and the protagonist is Thandie Newton, whose face could make a thousand ships do pretty much anything you want. But this "Mission: Impossible", the follow-up that boasted of hops from Australia to Spain and back, is not happy nor hip. It goes through the motions of a multinational action thriller, and although these movements are too blatantly one might expect, the result is more tiring than enjoyable. If the new film has a nucleus, is Tom Cruise, who reprises his role as team leader for spies. Sense of teamwork is, however, dropped out, and the plot, indeed, the whole movie comes a sad tribute to Cruise boldness, and in particular its physical indestructible. The first film was just amazing, this is useless.
-Anthony Lane
Copyright © 2006 The New Yorker
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Item Name: Mission - Impossible II (DVD Edition) Studio: Paramount
-Anthony Lane
Copyright © 2006 The New Yorker
Product Description
Item Name: Mission - Impossible II (DVD Edition) Studio: Paramount
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