This action-thriller felt rather bland, giving the impression that co-writer and director Simon Kinberg was trying to create something like the Bourne movies—the visuals and music particularly brought that series to mind. The plot itself is weak, predictable, and strangely reminiscent of something I’ve seen before (though I can't quite place it; it had a bit of the feel of Casino Royale, but with a focus on financial dealings), but a simple story isn't necessarily bad—some Mission Impossible films haven't exactly been known for their complex narratives or villains. What really didn't work was the lack of connection between the actors; I didn’t get any sense that they had chemistry together, even though some of them are talented performers. It appears filmmakers envisioned this as the start of a series, leaving the ending open for a continuation. Perhaps there was something worthwhile here, and it might have been enjoyable under different leadership, but ultimately, I found it to be unremarkable. 2.25/5

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