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I don´t want to go too deep into the M:I vs. Bond debate, because basically I´m among those who feel enriched by having both, but I couldn´t help thinking that as long as M:I keeps on ripping stuff off so obviously and so massively, and as long as they don´t shoot those amazing action pieces appropriately, the franchise is only a competition for Bond while the latter keeps on mucking it up as recently.
One other thought that occured to me while watching the film:
Oh, and one other Thing:
And anyhow, of what use is it that Cruise flies the helicopter himself when the final crash looks totally CGI?
Correction the same age.
Cruise and McQuarrie definitely tipped their hat to Nolan (as I said before, I even felt Wally Pfister's influence on the Parisian cinematography, which is no bad thing in my book). I get your point on the helicopter scenes. I loved it, but not because it was Cruise up there. Rather, it was on account of the tension & pacing inherent in the chase. The money shot for me was
Your comments made me think of something though. When Cruise was making this film there were rumours swirling about Nolan being under consideration for B25.
We know Cruise is a competitive sort, and he probably figured that Nolan may get a crack at it eventually if not next time out. Why not try to make a Nolan style MI film to show them how it's done? Just a thought.
I personally am happy that he took this approach, particularly for the 10th anniversary. The summer of 2008 was The Summer of the Bat, and its influence has been far reaching and long lasting.
Why is your username @Mendes4Lyfe?
Answer:
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That weirded me out a bit. I guess it was a nice reference for the fans but it seemed a bit pointless, they didn't really do anything with it.
Yeah but where else would you go? They've done Rogue Organizations, Arms Dealers (twice) one Rogue Agent and I guess an extremist in regards to Ghost Protocol.
In terms of villainy, it's been done in all areas.
Get Keanu Reeves to play the villain for the 7th film. If there is one way they can top the action in Fallout, it's to have Cruise and Keanu Reeves, arguably the most impressive action stars in Hollywood right now, going against each other.
Who knows, though I doubt that'll stop them from making another one.
It was me Ethan, the author of why you almost drowned and had to scale the Burj Kalifa
Why not make it exactly like SP - have Ethan Hunt's long lost brother being the mastermind of all the events in the 6 previous M:I films? I was thinking Tom Cruise/Ethan Hunt's brother Raymond played by Dustin Hoffman in Rain Man.
Uh oh. 27 minutes until bomb.
Only if they add Denzel Washington as Luther´s gun-crazy just-out-of-jail brother Martin ;-).
There’ll be some great chases as he is an excellent driver.
I hope it improves for you on a 2nd viewing at least. As I mentioned previously, I had the benefit of not being spoiled by trailers and what not prior to seeing it, and I'm sure that helped me to enjoy the spectacle to its fullest.
The last one which seems to have been spoiled for me is Venom. It appears as though the 2nd trailer pretty much gives the entire film away.
That's another issue with trailers - past over-watching them and spoiling yourself, you're bound to inevitably come across one that spoils the whole movie in two minutes.
I don´t find that trailers spoil much for me. I anyhow like to sink into a movie through watching it over and over again, and I don´t give that much importance to that first impact a film has on me. It seems to me right now that internet stories have a much more misleading effect on me. So the really hard question is, how can I avoid those? That´s going to be a tough challenge ;-).