Mission: Impossible The Final Reckoning feels like both an ending and a reflection, a farewell built on adrenaline, guilt, loyalty, and legacy. It’s a film that constantly looks back while trying to propel itself forward at full speed, as if Ethan Hunt and the movie itself are racing against time, history, and perhaps exhaustion. Christopher McQuarrie returns to direct what is being framed as the culmination of Tom Cruise’s nearly thirty-year journey as Hunt. While it delivers the spectacle fans expect, it also stumbles under the weight of its own finality. The story picks up where Dead Reckoning Part One left off. The rogue artificial intelligence known as “the Entity” is still at large, manipulating global systems and sowing chaos through information warfare. Hunt and his IMF team, Benji (Simon Pegg), Luther (Ving Rhames), and Grace (Hayley Atwell), must locate the device that can control or destroy it before it falls into the wrong hands. Standing in their way is Gabriel (Esai Moral...