Did anybody see it? I saw it today and thought it was pretty sweet. It wasn't as cheesey as I suspected. Tom Cruise does a good job at acting crazy, but I'm not too suprised.

I have seen it twice.

 

It's really good. Phillip Seymore Hoffman is amazing in it.

Twice already? Didn't it come out today haha.

 

And I agree Phillip Seymore Hoffman did an excelent job.

I think he was wayyyyyy underused.

Twice already? Didn't it come out today haha.

 

And I agree Phillip Seymore Hoffman did an excelent job.

 

It was out on preview on thursday and I tested it for work. And then I watched it properly yesterday :D

haven't seen it yet, trying to fit in all the other films before they disappear

i thought it was great. and johnathan rhys meyers is hot! me and my sis looked at eachother and went "mmm" everytime we saw him. and simon pegg!! i love him it made me like it more because he was in it. a small role but he got laughs. :)

im not a big fan of going to the movies, last saturday i saw MI3, it was the first movie i saw in 2.5 years!!!! i just hate how people in the theater are characters i call "captain obvious" in the movie there is a lamergini and when it showed up the people behind me were like "i know that car!!! thats a lamergini!!!"

 

 

NO SHIT SHERLOCK!!!

 

as for the movie itself, i think it was great, and tom cruise is a great runner..did u see that form, lol

Boycotting Tom Cruise, will never see it as long as he continues to exist on this earth.

 

 

 

 

But it does make me sad because Hoffman is one of my favorite actors ever. Boo. No fair.

i went to see it yesterday... i thought it was ok... nothing great actually...

i like his new team though...

i loved the vatican part though... that was genious!!

i saw it yesterday and i have to say it's the best of the the 3 MI films

 

8.5

Refusing to see a movie just because of an actor's personal life is ridiculous in my opinion. Sorry, an_cat.

 

And I agree with everyone... Hoffman did amazing. The movie turned out fantastic. I'm proud of J.J. Abrams's first motion picture. If he could do that with MI:3, guess what he has in store for the future...

Hoffman was awesome as a villain but terribly underused, the same goes to Simon Pegg and Jonathan Rhys Meyers. I thought the movie was kinda by-the-numbers. And the part on the highway was taken directly from True Lies. Nothing in the movie really stunned me or grabbed my attention, especially the "big plot twist" at the end.