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There's an official expanded 2 CD release coming out soon. Should be on that.
Nope, the bonus Tracks are
11. Plutonium Trade (2:54)
12. As Ugly As They Come (2:27)
13. Framing Ethan (2:02)
14. Je Suis De Sole* (1:06)
15. Trapped (3:27)
16. The Mission is Terminated (2:11)
*Contains An Interpolation Of “The Mission: Impossible Theme” Composed By Lalo Schifrin
#Contains An Interpolation Of “The Plot” Composed By Lalo Schifrin
*#Contains Interpolations Of “The Mission: Impossible Theme” And “The Plot”
Ah I see. Thanks for that. That's unfortunate.
I hope this means the home release isn't too far away.
McQuarrie and co. recorded the commentaries over the past couple of weeks, I'm fairly certain; I'm guessing a mid-to-late November/early December release.
Thrilling scene..much more exciting than Cruises effort..in a terrific heist movie! That scene was filmed here in Ireland among others
Love 'The First Great Train Robbery'! Great score by Jerry Goldsmith and gorgeous cinematography by the legendary Geoffrey Unsworth! Crichton steps away from his usual
sci-fi to write and direct a wonderful caper
Connery, Donald Sutherland and Lesley Ann Down star as the daring group of thieves!
Listening to that makes me want to watch the film again.
https://www.blu-ray.com/news/?id=24011
Two months too long, I'd say.
On a side note it was great to finally see some snarling charisma from Bond hopeful, Henry Cavill.
This film makes me think of what a Roger Moore Bond film would look like if it was made in 2018.
And not too far from Christmas
I usually request a movie for my secret Santa gift. This year will be no different
Straight out of TSWLM re Moore and Jaws.
Plus, obviously, there was no CGI in Moore's day so the stunts were authentic. Even though they were obviously stuntmen, the feel is the same.
They have not explicitly dealt with Hunt aging and I do hope they weave it into a plot rather than try to cover it up as they did with Moore.
Yet again we agree @bondjames
To be honest, to date I'm happy that they've not directly acknowledged it. The aging is there, but it's subtle. It's in Cruise himself, because he's obviously older than he was when he started playing the character (as was Moore towards the end too). It's also in the weariness he displays during some of the action sequences in RN and Fallout in particular. One senses that Hunt is slower than he once was. It's not as obvious a decline as it was with Rog Bond (because Cruise is in much better shape than Moore), but it's still there in the manner in which he reacts to situations (the Opera sequence as you mentioned, when he asks for a 'time out' after being kicked to the ground; after the car chase when he's in trouble momentarily; after the bike chase in RN when he's on the floor looking at the younger Faust riding off; in the toilet scene in Fallout etc. etc.).
Having said that, it would be fun if they incorporated a bit of NSNA/TB into the next one. e.g. Hunt being sent to a Shrublands equivalent on account of him slowing down or something.
Indeed. Thanks @Roadphill. Your comment made me realize what it is about these films that really hits the spot for me. I really appreciated the fact that they injected a little more humanity and past connections in Fallout, thereby changing the tone a little in comparison to the last few films. However, they didn't cross the line into melodrama or overt sentimentality. It was beautifully balanced imho.
"I've heard stories. They can't all be true."
@CraigMooreOHMSS good point. It indicates that Hunt has become some kind of legend within the various networks of operatives with clear deference. Like an Indiana Jones type character, his reputation proceeds him. It's great dialogue. Short, fun, pithy but with lots to imterpret.
@bondjames Absolutely. We can only hope that Bond 26 will follow a similar path. The fact that this Mission Impossible is so good, not to mention hugely successful at the box office should give EON food for thought going forward. Obviously not for Craig's final outing, but after that...
Stil it look like there wil not be a 3D release. But so far i have seen other country's also not get 3D release. Because lack of soundtrack CD, it is nice first disc wil have isolated score.
Source Extra's: http://www.dvdactive.com/news/releases/mission-impossible-fallout.html
There is a soundtrack CD due, but it has been delayed.