Mission: Impossible - Fallout

As others have said, there is a surprising amount of swearing including the f word loud and clear. If concerned… Probably keep the mute button handy around the 1.20 minute mark, the 1.30 minute mark, and also around 1.57-1.58. That would tame the language down a bit.

As I said in the title, I think that this mission impossible has pretty much the same violence and language as the other one's. If Common sense media is worrying about the intensity they might as well put on every MI movie that this movie is intense! This movie has no less intensity to the ghost protocol and rouge nation! Violence: The violence in this movie is what you'd expect in any MI movie, Guns with no blood, and big stunts that are bigger than the last two like (spoiler alert) When tom cruise does a backflip on his helicopter (Real Life Shooting), jumps between building and in real life breaks in ankle. Language: this movie contains: 6 s-words 1-basterd 1- f-word 7 - damn 2 - what the hell I would say that if youre child has watched the previous 2 than he should be able to watch this, or if she/he has not, then a mature 11 yr old can watch this. Thanks for reading my review!

GREAT MOVIE!

Just watched this movie with my 11yr old. He had to have me stop the movie a lot for explanation but in the the end it made sense. The action sciences were incredible and very “impossible”. Perfect for an 11 year old boy but would not recommend for anyone younger than 10. Has some fairly dark moments that could be too much for the younger crowd.

This movie was just pure awesomeness. It was quite violent and very intense son no one younger than 13 should see this. One of the best movies I have seen in a long time

Probably the greatest Mission Impossible movie to date, Fallout demonstrates its' true value with incredible stunts, scenic backdrops, a terrific score, mind-inverting twists, and a nail-biting finale. Amazingly, the Tom Cruise vehicle only matured since its' memorable inception 22 years ago. I'm thankful the James Bond-like vibes of sexual infidelity have given way at least in part to the cleaner and more positive focus on action. Although this makes for a more watchable movie, it's the miserable inevitability of modernism that (SPOOOOOOOOOOOILERS begin) now the hook-up culture is so widely understood and appreciated, it's apparently time to move on to the previously taboo point of polygamy, with Hunt revealing his ongoing secret marriage to a woman now legally espoused to a second husband. Perhaps there's no explicit sex, but there's definitely that. And THAT can't be underestimated (SPOOOOOOOOOOOOOILERS end). The lengths Tom Cruise went to in order to secure the genuine article for the film is outstanding. Death defying feats is completely correct. And it's no brainless action. Luckily, the stakes are real, and the plot clever. The series isn't made for small kids, and this instalment is no exception. Expect a similar action violence to Fallout's predecessors, with perhaps more grit. You definitely see blood, and some moments are a bit squeamish. Only for the mature. Items in the sex and nudity category include: at least one kiss, an open-back dress, and an inappropriate scene involving a group of men misunderstanding our heroes hiding in a bathroom cubicle. The movie also contains standard PG-13-level language, including: 2 uses of "a--." 3 uses of "b----." 1 use of c--- (scatological term). 5 uses of "d---" (cursing). 6 uses of "g--" (profanity). 8 uses of "h---" (cursing). 2 uses of "J----" (profanity). 1 use of "J---- C-----" (profanity). 1 use of "p----" (slur). One use on F---ing Around 5 use of s--t (Credit to IMDb for the cursing inventory!) In closing, Mission Impossible: Fallout is highly recommended for those who are not bothered by some suggestive content, brutal violence and language. Christopher McQuarrie certainly seems to have turned the series upside down. Since he arrived to helm the latest in Tom Cruise extravaganzas, the movies feel cleaner and more energetic. This particular entry has a strong emphasis on the importance of every life, Ethan Hunt uncompromisingly refusing to endanger innocent people even for a "good" end - he battles for a single soul as vehemently and courageously as he battles for a multitude.

The sixth installment of MI series, the best one ever yet. Realistic action sequences, not too much of dodgy cameras and good cinematography of fast pace pursuits are also impressive. As usual you'll see last minute bomb disposals, impossible face masks and unbelievable plot twists. If you are up for an action packed fast paced Ethan Hunt running a really long distance, well you should watch this.

You know when a film is so intense that you have to set a couple of things straight throughout to bring yourself down a thousand notches? Mission: Impossible -- Fallout is that relentless experience.

The fuse is lit once again in M:I6, ‘Fallout’. This Mission film takes everything to the next level, and the action has never been so high. Helicopter’s battle, knives, guns, and bombs are used, and there’s enough hand-to-hand to make Chuck Noris blush. The action is REAL, and is very intense for younger viewers. There is one F-word, and multiple smaller curses, but it is infrequent and not an issue. Teamwork, and making the right choices is emphasized a lot, and the film has a lot of heart surrounding the fighting and the action, as well as a big sense of humor. I give this 5 stars for excellence in the action genre!

Fallout is the sixth movie of the Mission Impossible series. Although it is hard to compare with the first film, Fallout still delivers with dazzling action sequences and solid cast performance as a whole. Great to go see it with kids. More details: https://goo.gl/dN3aEs