Mission: Impossible parts. But with every new part of the series it gets even more spectacular: the equipment is beyond imagination, the locations are mind blowing, the secret plans are super clever, the characters are cool and smart.
What about firing a weapon while turning around and falling off a motorbike? That scene was so unbelievably stupid (or stupidly unbelievable), for a second I thought it must have been an Angelina Jolie movie.
That's a general criticism of nearly all Hollywood movies: science is thrown out of the window when screen-writing starts. I mean consider the Avengers' hovering aircraft carriers. The steel on the real things can be up to 17 inches thick! (Wild guess here but maybe SHIELD uses lithium instead of steel in their carriers
) But it becomes so stupidly unbelievable. I remember a car rolling down a gentle grassy slope in one of the early Planet of the Apes sequels and the car spontaneously exploded into flames.
Oh well.