Reviews

The Mission Impossible films have always been full of action, intensity and thrilling endings. And the sixth instalment is no different. Mission impossible films have always been considered as fun and worth the watch but they've never been considered great films. This however is a great film. With Tom Cruise portraying the main man Ethan Hunt with style, and with the background knowledge knowing he broke one of his legs whilst doing a stunt is truly remarkable. Henry Cavill is a perfect choice for the villain in this film as Walker is very nicely built both in character and size. You have to see it to believe it. But with the latest mission Impossible being a success, it's really challenging James Bond and could now be near on level terms.

For a film called "How it ends", it is quite ironic that there is no definite ending. With what started as a mysterious, intriguing and ,at times, tense movie did not live up to the potential it created. The acting, cinematography and mystery of the what's happening keeps the film going but it's halts abruptly and leaves viewers somewhat confused, and not wanting more. Normally when films leave on a cliffhanger the viewer is excited by what will follow, but this has the opposite effect as viewers aren't too bothered and more confused as to what the point of the film was.

We all knew going into this film that it would be one of the best Marvel has ever produced. With Anthony and Joe Russo as directors, it couldn't disappoint. And seeing as it is a cumulation of 10 years of action packed marvel films, it had all the ingredients to be a great film. And that's what it was. As one of the most highly anticipated films of the 21st century, Avengers Infinity War certainly delivered. From the opening 10 minutes it set the tone. Thanos made a statement killing the much loved Loki and Heimdall whilst Thor was made to watch, and that he abused Hulk to the point that he didn't come out for the rest of the film was terrifying. Although certain characters such as Captain America, now going as Steve Rodgers and certainly not Nomad, and Black Panther didn't get enough screen time was annoying but the standouts such as Thor and Scarlet Witch was promising with a lot of goosebump moments and the best villain Marvel has produced, Thanos. The final deaths were not as emotional as it is likely that they will return, but it definitely sets up Avengers 4 nicely with that film expected to end the storylines of the original avengers (Iron Man, Captain America, Hulk, Thor, Black Widow and Hawkeye). But similar to Drax when he says at the end of GOTG "Ronan was only a puppet, it's thanos I need to kill". Fans are left saying "Infinity War is only part 1, it's really Avengers 4 I need to see".