The first memory of Mission: Impossible was in junior high school (to confirm this, I specifically checked the release time of the first two parts of the Mission: Impossible series). At that time, the school's opening ceremony or commendation meeting was often held in the factory hall, probably to make everyone look forward to the boring and formulaic meeting process. The school would arrange a movie after the meeting every time. Spy 2 is one that has been let go. The reason why I'm sure it's the second one is because at the beginning of the film, Tom Cruise's free-handed rock climbing section deeply shocked my young mind (well, when I was writing this text, I was looking for I revisited this part in the video), although I didn't remember the name of the movie and Brother Tom, I was just a good girl who was smothered in study and silent, but this did not prevent me from being handsome in his series I love action, and because I have read some books and have a good imagination, I am full of curiosity about this movie, which is completely different from my personal style. In the blink of an eye, 15 years have passed, and I went to the theater again and watched the fifth film. Thinking of the ignorant me when I was watching the film when I was a child, I would still frown at the slightly violent scenes. The interweaving of memories and reality always makes people feel the passage of time.
If I were to talk about the Mission: Impossible series, I've only seen these two, so I can't speak. I just want to say a little bit about my feelings. Fifteen years have passed, and Tom is no longer the handsome guy he used to be, but he adds to the charm of a man's vicissitudes. On the soundtrack, 5's soundtrack is more grand and imposing. In terms of plot, no matter how many Hollywood standard routines there are in 5, I saw a lot of humor in it (such as the scene where four people met in drag racing), saw the cuteness of the big man, and saw a tribute to the previous Mission Impossible classics. I saw the intentions of the creators. This is what attracted me to Mission Impossible. It told me a good story spanning 15 years, gave me space for my imagination to fly, and formed my childhood memories. Thank you very much.
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