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  • Posts: 11,119
    RC7 wrote: »
    Re. the trailer - that stunt in the alley with the BMW and the bikes looks brilliant. Surprised we haven't seen much stuff like that from Rome. Seems like a straight-out pursuit in SP, with a few little flourishes. Hunt hanging on to the plain is already feeling like it might be the iconic visual moment of the film.

    A damn fine straight-out pursuit off course ;-). By the way, why are your surprised that we didn't see Mission: Impossible-esque action in Rome? Let's just wait for the final product, the final teaser trailer for "SPECTRE". Iconic visual action moments are great off course, but let's see how it fits in the narrative.
  • RC7RC7
    edited March 2015 Posts: 10,512
    RC7 wrote: »
    Re. the trailer - that stunt in the alley with the BMW and the bikes looks brilliant. Surprised we haven't seen much stuff like that from Rome. Seems like a straight-out pursuit in SP, with a few little flourishes. Hunt hanging on to the plain is already feeling like it might be the iconic visual moment of the film.

    A damn fine straight-out pursuit off course ;-). By the way, why are your surprised that we didn't see Mission: Impossible-esque action in Rome? Let's just wait for the final product, the final teaser trailer for "SPECTRE". Iconic visual action moments are great off course, but let's see how it fits in the narrative.

    I thought we might see some setpiece stunts within the chase. I don't recall any from the footage or the stills we've seen, other than
    the car ploughing into the Tiber.
    I'm not saying this is a bad thing, a pursuit will still be exciting, I just figured we might see some choreographed moments similar to this RN stunt. I know we're
    getting gadgets of some sort, so maybe those are the spikes of action, so to speak.

    Irrespective of the narrative the plane stunt looks badass. Like Bond skiing off asgard, or the dam jump in GE.
  • Posts: 11,119
    RC7 wrote: »
    RC7 wrote: »
    Re. the trailer - that stunt in the alley with the BMW and the bikes looks brilliant. Surprised we haven't seen much stuff like that from Rome. Seems like a straight-out pursuit in SP, with a few little flourishes. Hunt hanging on to the plain is already feeling like it might be the iconic visual moment of the film.

    A damn fine straight-out pursuit off course ;-). By the way, why are your surprised that we didn't see Mission: Impossible-esque action in Rome? Let's just wait for the final product, the final teaser trailer for "SPECTRE". Iconic visual action moments are great off course, but let's see how it fits in the narrative.

    I thought we might see some setpiece stunts within the chase. I don't recall any from the footage or the stills we've seen, other than
    the car ploughing into the Tiber.
    I'm not saying this is a bad thing, a pursuit will still be exciting, I just figured we might see some choreographed moments similar to this RN stunt. I know we're
    getting gadgets of some sort, so maybe those are the spikes of action, so to speak.

    Irrespective of the narrative the plane stunt looks badass. Like Bond skiing off asgard, or the dam jump in GE.

    It looks bad-ass indeed. I just hope that we're not including such stunts solely for this "bad-ass feeling".

    And it's only one scene. I prefer a car chase to be a real good car chase. Something that I haven't seen since "Ronin". The plane stunt in "Rogue Nation" looks bad-ass, but also reminds me a bit of Tom Cruise hanging on the Burj Khalifa in "Ghost Protocol". What's next. Tom Cruise hanging on the ISS Space Station :-P?
  • bondjamesbondjames You were expecting someone else?
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    What would spoil a car chase for me (in either SP or MI) is a gadget. I'm hoping we don't see one in either car chase personally.

    Yes, I'd like something like Ronin in SP, but not sure if that's what we'll get. Those cars look too clean for them to want to 'mess' them up.

    The BMW bit in MI looks incredible at this point. Hopefully the CGI holds up (another thing that could spoil it for me if not done well). It certainly looks real enough in the trailer.
  • RC7RC7
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    It looks bad-ass indeed. I just hope that we're not including such stunts solely for this "bad-ass feeling".

    Bond films have always done this. I don't mind if SP does it.
    bondjames wrote: »
    The BMW bit in MI looks incredible at this point. Hopefully the CGI holds up (another thing that could spoil it for me if not done well). It certainly looks real enough in the trailer.

    It was the moment in the trailer when I thought, 'Yes. This is looking great'.
  • Posts: 11,119
    RC7 wrote: »
    It looks bad-ass indeed. I just hope that we're not including such stunts solely for this "bad-ass feeling".

    Bond films have always done this. I don't mind if SP does it.

    Yes, but Bond films shouldn't just repeat themselves. This image comes to my mind:
    tomorrowneverdies23-e1391224902223.png

    Great that "Furious 7" and "Rogue Planet" have their own variant on the above scene. But for SP a plain solid car chase works better I think. Simplicity, pure driving skills, without too many swirls and tricks, IMO could work better.
  • RC7RC7
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    Yes, but Bond films shouldn't just repeat themselves. This image comes to my mind:
    tomorrowneverdies23-e1391224902223.png

    Great that "Furious 7" and "Rogue Planet" have their own variant on the above scene. But for SP a plain solid car chase works better I think. Simplicity, pure driving skills, without too many swirls and tricks, IMO could work better.

    I'm not talking about the car chase. I said one thing about the stunt in the alley looking cool, which it does. If you don't think it does, cool. What I was initially talking about was Hunt hanging on the side of the plane. You said...
    I hope that we're not including such stunts solely for this "bad-ass feeling".

    I was simply saying Bond films have always included stunts simply because they are badass. If SP does this, then I'm cool with it.
  • bondjamesbondjames You were expecting someone else?
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    There was a bit of the CR stairwell fight for me in the small sequence of Hunt fighting that thug in his tuxedo. Gritty, close quarters and kinetic.
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    Germanlady wrote: »
    Hm, not sure,if hoping for a success and this film being good, is good for Bond? They try to copy or even better the Bonds here and hoping for them to succeed seems a bit - dunno. Pissing on our own parade.

    Wait, what? So, what you're saying is that because we're Bond fans, we can't like Mission Impossible too and wish it success? What sense does that make? The spy world is massive and believe me when I say that franchises can and have co-existed with each other inside it. Bond and Mission Impossible share fans who love thrillers packed with action and intrigue, so I don't see why it always has to be a competition between these films when they share a common audience. Both are popular, both will crush at the box office, and both offer their own unique elements of audiences. Believe it or not, the world won't implode for these two franchises sharing the stage, along with Bourne and UNCLE.
  • Posts: 11,119
    actually, the BMW-pirouette reminds me a lot of the PTS car chase from QOS ;-).
  • bondjamesbondjames You were expecting someone else?
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    actually, the BMW-pirouette reminds me a lot of the PTS car chase from QOS ;-).

    Good point. Now that you mention it, that's exactly what it's like.

  • RC7RC7
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    actually, the BMW-pirouette reminds me a lot of the PTS car chase from QOS ;-).

    Don't remember Bond deliberately taking out two bikers. I'll have to watch it again soon.

  • aaron819aaron819 Switzerland
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    The trailer is on the Mission Impossible FB page
  • aaron819aaron819 Switzerland
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    Here it is :

  • Posts: 5,745
    Quite literally..
    OH. MY. GOD.
  • tqbtqb
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    looks like a good blend of the first and fourth films
  • DaltonCraig007DaltonCraig007 They say, "Evil prevails when good men fail to act." What they ought to say is, "Evil prevails."
    edited March 2015 Posts: 15,716
    This looks twice as good as the fourth one! This and Spectre will be my favorite movies of 2015 I am sure! :-bd

    They've outdone themselves with this one! :O
  • Posts: 2,491
    Oh shieeee

    This looks fun...I don't get why they revealed that Pegg at some point will wear a mask of someone.. (probably Ethan)

    But yes, this looks good, I love it !

    I hope the story of this movie will continue in the 6th movie which will be last..it will make sense to have Cruise's movies end with 2 trilogies.. then they can cast someone else or have someone like Renner continue or whatever.

  • marketto007marketto007 Brazil
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    Great trailer, can't wait for the movie.
  • Posts: 270
    It looks great. This year has got to be one of the best for movies in history!
  • 0BradyM0Bondfanatic70BradyM0Bondfanatic7 Quantum Floral Arrangements: "We Have Petals Everywhere"
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    Not too shabby, not too shabby at all. The IMF really can't get a break, can they? You'd think the US government would understand how useful they are after all this time. How many more times do they have to prover their worth for crying out loud?
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    Looks good to me! I agree that it seems silly to show the mask being pulled off Benji's face, but what can you do. The cinematography looks great - hopefully we'll get the kind of smooth camera work and wider angles we got from GP and not the up close/shaky cam/Bourne-inspired crap of #3.

    On a side note, does anyone else get the feeling that the only "major" action setpiece of the movie is the motorcycle chase? I realize that the plane has a huge stunt in the Burj Kalifa mold, but it doesn't seem like an action setpiece...unless they're holding out on us, which I hope is the case!
  • 0BradyM0Bondfanatic70BradyM0Bondfanatic7 Quantum Floral Arrangements: "We Have Petals Everywhere"
    Posts: 28,694
    Looks good to me! I agree that it seems silly to show the mask being pulled off Benji's face, but what can you do. The cinematography looks great - hopefully we'll get the kind of smooth camera work and wider angles we got from GP and not the up close/shaky cam/Bourne-inspired crap of #3.

    On a side note, does anyone else get the feeling that the only "major" action setpiece of the movie is the motorcycle chase? I realize that the plane has a huge stunt in the Burj Kalifa mold, but it doesn't seem like an action setpiece...unless they're holding out on us, which I hope is the case!

    I think there's going to be plenty of action, especially between Ethan and this new woman, who I really, really, REALLY like so far.

    The big set pieces could be the car chase, the bike chase, the plane traversal, and it looks like some great stuff will kick off at some gala or high society event.
  • Posts: 11,119
    I LOVED it. And you know why? This seems to be a slightly grittier and realistic entry in the M:I-franchise. The links with politics and real intelligence agencies also becomes very clear from the trailer: "The time has come to dissolve the IMF!" Obviously, this reminds me entirely of the last Bond-film "Skyfall", where the relevance of special intelligence service units are being put into question. Just look at that hearing/committee-scene. I love it.

    I'm also very very VERY happy that Rebecca Ferguson is going to play a "Hunt-girl" with perhaps a double agenda. "Can she be trusted?" It seems they are really giving the characters a deeper background and more "gravita". Seeing Rebecca getting out of that swimming pool is 200% "Bond", reminds me a lot of "Casino Royale". Could she be a modern-day Fiona Volpe? Let's bring on the "Hunt-girl"!!The fight scenes are absolutely stunning, not only those of Rebecca Ferguson, but on the whole they remind me of recent Bond films. There's some real Craig-esque Bond-flair to these fight scenes.

    Then the scenes in the tube. Well, where did we see that before. I'm with @RC7 though about that airplane stunt. Absolutely stunning. Reminds me of the airflight stunt from "The Living Daylights". With a difference: THIS one ROCKS, as Ethan Hunt is doing it entirely by himself.

  • ThunderpussyThunderpussy My Secret Lair
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    Loved the tailer, looks a fun night out. :D
  • Posts: 669
    Looks good to me! I agree that it seems silly to show the mask being pulled off Benji's face, but what can you do. The cinematography looks great - hopefully we'll get the kind of smooth camera work and wider angles we got from GP and not the up close/shaky cam/Bourne-inspired crap of #3.

    On a side note, does anyone else get the feeling that the only "major" action setpiece of the movie is the motorcycle chase? I realize that the plane has a huge stunt in the Burj Kalifa mold, but it doesn't seem like an action setpiece...unless they're holding out on us, which I hope is the case!

    I think there's going to be plenty of action, especially between Ethan and this new woman, who I really, really, REALLY like so far.

    The big set pieces could be the car chase, the bike chase, the plane traversal, and it looks like some great stuff will kick off at some gala or high society event.

    It seems like the car chase comes right out of the bike chase, but you're right - I'm sure there will be a good amount of action. And frankly, it doesn't NEED a ton of action. The show never had much. I just want cool, clever missions with lots of team work and espionage.

  • ThunderpussyThunderpussy My Secret Lair
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    The first film seem closer to the TV series, with a bit more espionage involved. From
    MI:2 on they became action movies.
  • bondjamesbondjames You were expecting someone else?
    edited March 2015 Posts: 23,883
    I'm quite speechless!

    It looks like Cruise will deliver big time with this one.
  • edited March 2015 Posts: 3,274
    Hanging on to fast-moving vehicles IRL does look impressive, although becoming repetitive.

    For me, last time MI:4 was one up on SF. I thoroughly enjoyed GP a lot more than SF.

    But this time... having read the final script of SP and aware of the trouble haunting the MI-production? Too early to tell of course, but I have a feeling that SP will be the best action-movie of 2015!
  • ThunderpussyThunderpussy My Secret Lair
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    Fingers crossed you're right. =D>
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