Chapters: 00:00 - Introduction to the Mission: Impossible Stunts 01:11 - The Role of Wade Eastwood, Stunt Coordinator and Second-Unit Director 04:54 - Hanging on a Plane in Rogue Nation 06:23 - Long Take Underwater in Rogue Nation 07:37 - HALO Jump in Fallout 09:35 - Helicopter Chase in Fallout 13:03 - Motorcycle Cliff Jump in Dead Reckoning 16:24 - Takeaways
Fun Fact: For Fallout, the bathroom fight was meant to be shot in four days, but due to the complexity of the fight, it ended up being shot over several weeks.
‘This isn’t mission difficult, Mr Hunt. It’s mission impossible, Difficult should be a walk in the park for you.’ Tom Cruise and a stellar crew making the impossible, possible. Outstanding cinema👏👏
This man deserve an Oscar for his work in the stunt industry. All the people behind the fantastically stunt works, even putting their live at risk. So sad that the stunt work does not recognize as an important art.
You have not idea how much this put a smile on my face. The stunt director is my hero here, he helps to develop the story that mcquarrie and cruise wants to bring into the audiences. That passion for such extreme sequences ended up making me a fan of the saga. What cruise does is matchless to what other people. What a year for action movies, specially because most major blockbusters are pure CGI, a very horrible CGI work most of the time. Here we have pure cinema in sense of camera work and narrative. Tomorrow will see dead reckoning i am beyond excited to see my favorite action hero and movie hero.
Wade makes me so proud to be South African. It's very rare someone from here can make it that big in Hollywood, but it speaks to his exceptional skills and uncompromising dedication to his craft. Wade, Tom and McQ always deliver the best
The Academy has to start recognising the great and important work the stunt performers and coordinators do in films. With more and particularly impressive action movies releasing, it's high time for the Best Action / Best Stunt category...
Just watched an advanced screening yesterday. Loved the car chase scene. The cinematography was great as always. I especially loved the staging, blocking and camera angles in this one!
Tom cruise movies that have this amount of real practical scenes are the most amazing experiences you can experience in the movies. The guy and his team are a beast
I just rewatched that famous practical effects scene from American werewolf in London and miss non-CGI movies. Cruise is the only one left from an old era that I think was more creative because of restraints or limitations.
Just watched the film and was spectacular!! I don’t usually watch trailers before a movie I like, and this time I’m glad I didn’t see anything. Now I’m here and it feel more thrilling than the actual film. The jump was breathtaking. Tom, Mcquarrie and staff deserves the recognition all pepople are giving them. TC is such a star!
Mission: Impossible Dead Reckoning part 1 is sick! it’s jawdropping, heartwrenching, over the top action. my anxiety had anxiety watching the movie. Tom Cruise is undoubdtedly craaayy. also, when is part 2 out cuz I need to see it stat! 😩
@@LuisSierra42$291 million budget filmed in multiple countries, explosions, dangerous stunts, building and destroying their own trains, Covid lockdowns its not a high budget??
Nice video - just one small point. HALO jumping does not imply a particularly low parachute opening - the "L" is just to differentiate it from HAHO jumping, where the parachutist opens unusually high. HALO and HAHO jumps are performed using modern RAM-air (rectangular) parachutes. While these canopies are great, they are more prone to malfunction than the old-fashioned round parachutes. Additionally if they do malfunction, unlike round canopies they have to be jettisoned before opening the reserve parachute. A skydiver in a belly-to-earth position towards the end of a HALO freefall is going to be falling at around 120mph, so is eating up altitude very quickly _but_ needs the parachute to open relatively slowly in order not to injure him or her through sudden deceleration - so it's not unusual for a parachute to be designed and packed so that it might take up to a thousand feet to open fully. All of this means that (unless you are BASE jumping) there is a minimum safe altitude for opening a parachute on a HALO jump, and that is definitely not below 2,000 feet. 3,000 feet is the likely minimum.
the only major gripe i had with part 1 was that the two cop agents served absolutely no purpose in the story but to hog 10 minutes of total screen time to obviously show how they are in a thin line between following their superiors and doing what they think is right. And how the biggest stunts in the movie of cruise jumping off a motorcycle and speed flying were cut extremely short.
Yesss, definitely right! When i watch it, cross in my mind why the BIGGEST stunt that need a lot of time and source in final cut is really really short?? I don't understand and because of it that scene is not memorable, i think this part one compare to fallout is one level below it.
I'm glad I'm not the only one who felt that way about those two things. There's great action in the film but I felt overall it was much weaker than fallout. Hard to top fallout though.
My guess is that they came up with the stunt before they wrote the screenplay. It did not flow with the story and was not really needed. You could perhaps say that about some of the stunts in previous films as well but it was more obvious here. Still an incredible stunt though.
Name one movie star willing to literally kill himself for a realistic film performance. There are many immortal actors I can count on my two hands, but only one Tom Cruise. He is pure cinema. Lives, breathes, flies, jumps and swims cinema. Irreplaceable. Biggest movie star of all time.
One of the greatest Hollywood Star ✨ ever lived on the Earth 🌍 also appreciate the hard work of end unit director/ stunt coordinator and his team 😮❤ 🔥 I've said this 1000 times and I'll say it a million times that I can watch M:I movies till forever 🤗❤️🔥 love you Mr. Cruise 😊
Stunts of Tom Cruise are great. It's a shame that Tom Cruise & Jackie Chan never collaborated with each other. If they ever did that then It would have been a spectacle
Whether it's ego trying to show the experts that an actor can hang with them, or just saying that wasn't right we need to do it again because he just wants to extend his play time (which is what I would do) I have to give it to him. The Mission Impossible series have been some good movies. And despite the off screen things that do make him look like the usual hollywood dork, on screen he has represented the craft of cinema extremely well.
ALTHOUGH SEEING TOM'S ACTION SCENES IS GREAT , SEEING REBECCA FERGUSON'S CHARACTER LYING DEAD AND BECOMING A CORPSE ON THE VENICE BRIDGE IS HURT AND HEARTBREAKING
I remember that day when it was lockdown and the got shooting in middle of pandemic and some crew member was break and protocol quarantine and tom cruise get mad and shouted to the crew who break the protocol quarantine and the whole production get shut down after that they got continued shooting after pandemic finished
❤wow Tom take your breath sure! Tom you are unique! You are born for the risk in all ...i understand that your love is true because you hear just what the your heart saying you and make feel you good...also the dangerous situation...no limits ...fantastic...tipic of the good martial artist very good martial artist with a style and self control in everything....adrenalina pure!❤❤❤ i love you also for thise the your charter is so much impressionanti and the your passion for all you make is perfect ❤ my soulmate ❤you not it's an actor...you are a III Master's Lee ...no limits❤
Am I the only one who want to know what happened to those bikes? Did they have their own parachute or they just totaled all the bikes for all the shoots?
With all of the rumors of Tom Cruise‘s personal writing staff, and the Scientology harassment, I can’t help but wonder if the praise for Tom is just a contractual obligation. Every bonus feature of every movie is like “all hail Lord Tom”.
