Tag: Ving Rhames

“Same Old Ethan” Few summer blockbusters appeal to film buffs, and then there’s Mission: Impossible. Practicality and Tom Cruise’s questionable non-commitment to safety creates faultless screen action. Implausible, yet …

Kidnapping terrorists? Through the Vatican? Kinky. While absurd, the end point of Mission: Impossible III lies entirely with the Bush era. The corrupted American IMF seeks a weapon meant …

\ Woo-ing Audiences Critical and audience response to the first Mission: Impossible took potshots at the script’s complexity. It was fair criticism. Mission: Impossible II’s production team responded. The …

More Possible Than Expected Nestled comfortably in place during Hollywood’s ‘60s TV reboot cycle (dropping Addams Family, Flintstones, and others onto screens), Mission: Impossible plots out a course of …

Sympathies to operators everywhere Call Operator a shelf-grabber – it’s dynamic cover art has explosions, a SWAT team, Ving Rhames, and Luke Goss. In tandem, those images are a …

Rogue Nation holds back, but it’s a technical beauty Mission: Impossible – Rogue Nation breaks its trust with the audience when searching for thrills. After opening with a sensational …

As the plot clips along in both the present and James' past, the formula becomes too apparent.

Won't Back Down's appeal is so vehemently addressed to one establishment as to be comedic

Piranha 3DD, or apparently Piranha DD depending on the version watched, is as rushed as they come.

Direct-to-video superstar Luke Goss heads up the intrepid vacation types, choppily delivering arid dialogue of little consequence.

Piranha has no boundaries. None. That's why it works.

Unsurprisingly, the bigger A-list stars are killed off quickly in this incoherent mess that pits two rival assassin teams against each other in some underground government facility.