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Mission Impossible: Rogue Nation Video Review-

Cinema Siren explains why almost 20 years in, MI-5, the 5th of a franchise, can be fresh, and even force a little more Tom Cruise respect.

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Yes, it’s true Tom Cruise is a bit hard to take. Regardless of the dubious and well placed news he “might” be leaving scientology, movie lovers have many other reasons to support and enjoy Mission Impossible: Rogue Nation. Watch and find them out:

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About this column: I am Leslie Combemale. You can see ALL my reviews at www.cinemasiren.com. I am a movie lover and aficionado who aspires to get more people back into the beautiful alternate worlds offered in the dark at movie houses across the country. I am the owner of ArtInsights Animation and Film Art Gallery. I interview actors, directors, and production artists from all over the world, and often I’m invited to present at conventions such as the San Diego Comic-Con, where I have been a panelist and host for The Art of the Hollywood Movie Poster, Classic Film History, Disney & Harry Potter Fandom discussions. Visit my film art gallery at www.artinsights.com and see interviews and video reviews on my YouTube channel.

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