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https://collider.com/mission-impossible-7-cast-pom-klementieff/
EDIT: Checked the link. She needs a big role.
My god that was freaking awesome :-O
I didn't notice this before but fallout has the best title sequence or theme of MI after MI2.
I suppose a revenge mission would be a first for the series? Not that has to be the story, I just think it'll be interesting to see what they do with two films back to back
Hopefully Ethan retires and isn't killed at the end of MI8
As long as Cruise isn't confined to a wheelchair, who knows if the guy will ever quit the role. I have no problem with that.
Yeah the guy is amazing. A really legend of cinema. That's why these two mission's and Top Gun Maverick next summer are events because who knows how long he can carry on for?
2021 will be an awesome year for action flicks, given Mission Impossible 7 and John Wick 4 are coming out in July & May.
I think music-wise they've found it oddly hard to do one as good as the first.
For his greatest stunt, Cruise will bungee jump.
While in his wheelchair.
I really like the relative simplicity of M:I-3's title sequence.
Wow. That they'll have turned around not one but almost two Mission movies in just two years does put Eon to shame a bit! :)
I know people have an attachment for the first time they hear the theme. Even bond fans are quite attached to Dr No but still my favorite is 2nd one. Something about it that just feels right.
Watch it all together for a better comparison and I agree third one seems more simple and classic.
Well it was hardly the first time we’d heard the theme! :) It was pretty old by then. But none of the subsequent arrangements have just felt as full and exciting as that to me. Rogue Nation’s was close but not quite as good. I don’t really get what Giacchino was doing: he sort of removed the percussion or something. Balfe’s is not to my taste.
Absolutely loved that!!!! =D> :-bd
Watching that, they’re all decent (except for 2!), but yeah it doesn’t change my mind; Elfman still wins it :) The fullest, most exciting version.
I think so. Though I am a fan of the visuals of the first and third. The Fallout ones were fine but the use of images from further along in the film weren't what I would have done, even though I'd seen most of them in the trailers admittedly.
That's why I find the third film's titles to be my favourite because it doesn't follow that template. Simple but classy.
I think I remember McQuarrie saying that he was given two titles sequences to choose from for Rogue Nation, and he liked both of them so much that he just used the second one at the end of the movie! :)
Whereas I find the Ghost Protocol ones to be far too long. I like them short. The third and first are my favourites in that regard. Different strokes and all that, I suppose.
The second wasn't bad visually either, but I don't have a strong appreciation for what Zimmer did with the theme. A decent Zimmer score but it sticks out like a sore thumb in comparison with the rest. Even Balfe, to his credit, used the bongos to good effect.
Yeah the GP ones are a bit too long. I enjoy them but the way Giacchino has to stretch out the theme and make it a sort of lazy version rather than the nice punchy theme it should be isn't as successful as some of the others. It's still De Palma's to beat!
Yeah there's not much about the second one which stands up well alongside the rest, really. It's watchable but it doesn't feel like a Mission movie.
Zimmer and Woo were a perfect fit for each other but neither were a great fit for a Mission film, for sure.