M colon I colon 3 at Daniel Spisak on Technology

So last night I went to a screening for Mission Impossible 3. This was about the only way I was going to see this film since I don’t want to materially contribute to the Church of Scientology or that no-talent assclown Tom Cruise. That and at screenings is one of the few times I get to write down my opinion on a sheet of paper about how much Tom Cruise must like it in the ass and have some decent assurance that the producers will read it. Alas however at last nights screening there was no survey to fill out so I guess they are testing out this cut of the movie.

In a nutshell, the movie was “ok” at best. The best scene in the movie is about 2/3rds of the way in and involves fulcrums. As for the plot, well, it felt a tab contrived and after reflection and talking to my friend Rob I realized it was very similar to the plot of the first awful MI movie with Cruise. All in all, I’d say wait till it hits Netflix to see it.

About the Author

Daniel Spisak was born from the fiery depths of fusion and now roams the pale blue dot known as Earth. I obtained my bachelors degree in Computer Science from UC Irvine at the end of 2007.

I am also involved in technology & security consulting firms as well as being a freelance technology writer. I also contribute to Jerry Pournelle's website and Chaos Manor Reviews. Additionally I am also a freelance photographer as well and you can find my photos either on my own personal gallery or up at my Flickr account or on Zivity.

This blog is one of the main locations where I do my writing, which is then automatically sent to my LiveJournal, VOX, and MySpace accounts. I can also be found on a variety of social networking and microblogging sites like Pownce, Twitter, Brightkite, Facebook, and LinkedIn.

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