Mission: Impossible - Dead Reckoning Part One currently has an average rating of 8.2 out of 10 and has been rated by 3759 users on our platform.

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Prem Shahi
rated 10
7 months ago
Thomas Waltersdorff
rated 7

Ok movie, but it is annoying that there is no ending, and that we have to wait a year for the next episode.

7 months ago
Kasper Løvborg
rated 8

Cruise is the only one in the high caliber cast who ocassionally stumbles a bit when the writers' solemn attempts at sentiments come off as cloying. But this franchise is mostly about the stunts and set-pieces anyway, right? Well, yes and no....

11 months ago
Critic Peter Bradshaw
rated 10

...the pure fun involved in this film, its silly-serious alchemy, and the way the franchise seems to strain at something crazily bigger with every film, as opposed to just winding down, is something to wonder at.

Read full review at The Guardian
Awah isaac
rated 5

Good

6 months ago
rozana.reich
rated 6

Mkt action…

3 months ago
Anisha Fitriani
rated 10

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3 months ago
Critic Mark Kermode
rated 8

...one of the most audaciously extended action set pieces I have ever seen, which left my nails not so much bitten as gnawed to the bone.

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Martin Thomsen
rated 8

Incredible the "same" story keeps being ok

4 months ago
Critic Patrick Cremona
rated 10

This is blockbuster filmmaking so exhilarating that most other major franchises should be embarrassed; the epitome of what popcorn cinema can and should be.

Read full review at Radio Times
petri siren
rated 8
3 months ago
totallyharrison
rated 7

You better not go rogue Tom cruise!

4 months ago
Critic M.N. Miller
rated 8

My God, there’s just nothing Tom Cruise will not do to entertain the masses.

Read full review at Ready Steady Cut
Mike Barbré
rated 10

As usual Tom Cruise deliveres entertainment of the highest quality

3 months ago
Mads Silver Björck
rated 7

Tom Cruise does it again!

4 months ago
Critic Maureen Lee Lenker
rated 8

While the title might feel unwieldy, the film itself is anything but, its nearly three-hour running time passing as quickly as it takes a message to self-destruct.

Read full review at Entertainment Weekly