I love how it changes the format to IMAX when he watches out of the plane and it seems more like a giant view. Didn‘t notice it the first time watching. Absolute amazing
eating sugar no papa but I would give him credits anyway because he got perfect shots of Tom jumping. Also the fact that he had to jump WITH A BIG CAMERA with him...
jaw dropping stunt......what was the stunt??? sure tom cruise is amazing and does his own stunts...but this whole scene was fake so again where was the jaw dropping stunt???
The scene is actually cleverly set up. They show Walker with no oxygen on to give clue to the audience what it looks like without Oxygen. They also show Ethan with the oxygen tube pulled out so we understand its importance. Thus, we’re able to easily understand what Ethan is doing to Walker’s suit when they’re falling and why it’s so important.
It's actually three takes combined with hidden cuts. Real amazing cinematography, none the less. My guess is one cut is around 3:30 and another around 4.10
It’s excellent cinematography, of course, and a HALO jump is never trivial, but filming people in freefall will be that cameraman’s day job - he’s probably done it literally thousands of times. He will have many times as much skydiving experience as Cruise, and he would need it. Just saying, it’s not as if they stuck a parachute on one of the regular second unit cameramen, threw him out of a plane and asked him to try and keep the action in shot. ;)
I hope this cameraman was paid tons of money for this shot. The amount of raw skill required to just pull off a handful of borderline decent shots, much less incredible ones, is insanely difficult. Seriously, Tom Cruise’s devotion to cinema is unrivaled.
Upon second viewing, I realise Walker is talking to Hunt as Lark himself. He's literally taunting him with these vague dialogue and relating stuff to Berlin etc.
@@vinodchhabria8738 ok wether he puts his life on the line or not its hard work,,,every other actor doesn't do the stunts tom cruise does. I mean tom ain't my favorite actor, but he does do the hardest work.
After seeing this and final dog fight scene in Top Gun Maverick, I have to say Tom Cruise is the last big budget action stars in Hollywood, and our times version of Buster Keaton. This man is a legend.
This was impressive I agree but there are a few skydiving videos I have seen that really take my breath away( one recently I have seen was almost like watching poetry in motion)
I tried to think why this felt the greatest skydiving scene of all the movies I have seen and I figured that the whole flying sequence took place without any cut. Notice that between 2:40 and 5:07 there is no change of shot which makes this scene nonetheless more engaging. Also it's remarkable how they kept the descent time so accurate. In this scene, Ethan stayed in the air for a little more than 2 minutes and that is close to the actual time it would take for a man to freefall from a height of 25000 ft and reach the ground. Due to this, the tension felt incredibly real like as if we were falling along with the two of them.
@@FrostyyMcToasty well he didn't fly it actually, he was sitting in the copilot seat behind the pilot. They wouldn't hand him a multimillion dollar fighter jet for a movie. But yeah still impressive though.
Tom Cruise never disappoints the audience. The man is a true daredevil, a perfectionist, and genius when it comes to his movie stunts and production. He risks his life for the audience. The Mission Impossible movie series is probably one of the greatest series in action movie history. He is a legend. Never forget that.
Hunt: "Find that ID band, we find Lark." Walker: "Then what?" Hunt: "Then," - *scans face* - "I assume his identity." And there's the twist. Front and center.
Top Hattington keep in mind, saw this when rewatching but he at least found out benji was in a mask himself instead of it being cliche revealed to him. He’s smarter than you give him credit for.
@Blizzard1942 honestly i learned my lesson from all the super hero movies to never watch a trailer except for the initial teaser trailer. for this movie i didnt watch a single trailer and the movie was incredible
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I think this may be the greatest stunt work Tom Cruise has ever done, not necessarily the most dangerous, but the most cinematic, and the way they combined the music, CG of the storm, and the sound effects are all seamless. Giving you not only a real experience but an intense experience the entire time. Just love it, it still gets my heart pounding watching it on the small screen let alone when I saw this in theaters.
There's also the added foreshadowing of Ethan scanning Walker's face when talking about John Lark and complaining about how Walker's methods have left no living witnesses who could identify John Lark.
im not sure if this is true, but i think the first clue to ethan was when walker said "should you choose to accept it" you see that Ethan is kind of suprised by him saying that. @@caiuscosades1791
@@hydro6814 you know movies based on books would not work either if the directors were the same idiots like those who are making game movies. Seriously do you think LOTR would be a good movie if the main Hero was Jorge, the wizard was Garry and it was about bunch of kids going for summer party with an Earring as a gift for their class mate? I know I overexhagerate but this is basically what directors do to games and then they wonder how the hell did it not work? :-D Assassins Creed as the finest example of idiocy. You can use iconic heroes like Ezio or Altair, but NOPE we need some Aquillar dude nobody knows and you wont even know that character, then the need to replace Desmond with some other dude whos name I actually forgot :D
Just watched Mission Impossible Dead Reckoning 1 yesterday. I feel this movie blew that one away. The action, characters, story, and music elevated this movie so much. I hope Dead Reckoning 2 is able to capture it again.
Agreed, when I saw Dead Reckoning I was abit disappointed that it was no Fallout, it lacked something Fallout got so right. Fallout is mint, they really landed on creating such a good film start to finish. It's my favourite of the series easily.
@@kevinhillary4057 Ethan would've successfully injected the tranquilliser into "decoy" Lark because the only reason he got caught was because Walker was eye fricking Lark. Ethan is a master spy, Lane is just a front fielder who ruined the mission.
@@perce1veALL Ya I messed my original comment up I meant Lark not Lane, but ya you’re prob right. Lark didn’t seem on edge until Walkers giant ass walked up lol
Its actually for me positive since im left wondering what’re they gonna do My highest expectations: They Fucking diverted a asteroid that was redirected by the fallen syndicate by using hijacked SpaceX rockets and ships My lowest expectation: they just either remove or inserted something on some sort of satellite or save the ISS from being hijacked by a unknown terrorist
M:I - FALLOUT is one of the greatest American action films ever made. Seeing this in IMAX was a revelatory experience. So thrilling, so expertly made, so tense, so fun
There are quite a number 56+ year olds who go skydiving on a daily basis seeing a skydiving stunt In a movie is not that impressive to me honestly I have seen some really impressive skydiving videos of people just starting out.( some of them literally on thier first ever jumps)
@@randomvideos-nd6yj its not easy i admit but i have seen people do more then 100 jumps and yes one video of a girl who did her 100th jump still manages to impress me.
@@bassimbass4705 and tom cruise at age 58 did 500 skydives and 14,000 bike jumps in one year for mission impossible 7. I don't think many 58 year olds can do that.
This scene is so awesome it's hilarious. Seriously, we were all so floored in the theaters that we didn't know what to do except start laughing our asses off. We couldn't believe what we were seeing
it's the reason why is the one of the best action stars in holywood. He's like forget the stunt double I'll learn this as soon as I possibly can, just give me the time and place and you'll get a hell of a scene !!
Ayyee Happy Birthday Tom Cruise!!! You are a legend. I can't even remember how many times I've seen this sequence...and my palms STILL start sweating from watching him fall outta the plane. LEGENDS never die. Salute!!
Oh man, this scene. Nothing says tier 1 special operatives like doing the entire mission briefing in the last five minutes of a multi-hour flight, and having less than two minutes to put on complex suits which one guy doesn't even know how to operate.
I think this is where Ethan first realizes that Walker might actually be Lark or that at least Walker is not who he says he is. Notice when Walker tells Ethan the infamous “your mission, should you choose to accept it” how Ethan looks at him confused and taken aback by it. Walker even sounded like that voice from the beginning of Rogue Nation when Lane trapped him in the record store.
Just knowing that this scene is real (apart from the lighting or clouds and what not) and that they're actually falling from the sky (even if it's for a movie with tons of safety protocols) makes this scene truly nerve wracking.
3:20 edit point, using the lightning flash. The cloud section contains many such flashes. And then the final section down onto CGI Paris (it was actually filmed in Dubai).
The man has nine lives. How much longer can he take these stuntman risks? As we learned from the daring exploits of Steve Irwin, sometimes something goes terribly wrong. Then again, Tom has lived a fuller life than just about anyone else and made a fortune doing it. You can bet that his funeral will be the only thing on television for a whole week.
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"Scared of a little lightning" - man who got hit by lightning
And he survived being strucked by lightning and recovered in 2 minutes....
He's just not overly fond of what follows
@@aaronkenyon7112 I understood that reference
To be fair he didn’t seem scared before or after he got hit.
If he got hit by lightning then he would’ve been dead, but I’m pretty sure the lighting strike just struck in air
All respect for the effort of that scene. Tom Cruise is an excellent actor.
The last great movie star!
Gershwin Quintyne not a great person though
Because he's interested in some alien bullshit? Everyone who has talked about him has said he's a kind guy.
But piece of a shit human being. Everyone should watch the Scientology documentary released in 2014.
@@gershwinq He's not even the greatest actor named Tom.
Seeing this movie in cinemas was the greatest choice I have ever made. It was absolutely positively riveting
I had a toddler talking throughout lots of the first half only 7 seats away from me. Still a great cinema experience
I almost missed it but saw it in the last cinema where was still available and God it was a privilege
My palms get clammy every time I see these films in theaters.
Me too. I was sooo happy after seeing it
This was definitely a theatre experience!!
I love how it changes the format to IMAX when he watches out of the plane and it seems more like a giant view. Didn‘t notice it the first time watching. Absolute amazing
Jascha Segeler what is IMAX
oh it does! that's good cinematography, simple but effective
@@FootageBlue it's when the screen corners the black bars go further back exposing more screen image. Which makes the shot look more panoramic
J Flores no, IMAX is a photographic process. They did not shoot that part with IMAX cameras the filmmakers just cropped the frame to look taller.
WOW! Excellent eyes!!!
3:05 the camera man doing this front tracked shot before jumping with Tom is just a next level of talent
Tru
Straight up man, one of my all time favorite shots.
There’s a pretty cool behind-the-scenes video of this jump
Respect his effort
Everyone giving Tom Cruise the props the cameraman deserves some credit too
eating sugar no papa Yeah but he isn’t a professional cameraman
eating sugar no papa but I would give him credits anyway because he got perfect shots of Tom jumping. Also the fact that he had to jump WITH A BIG CAMERA with him...
But Cruise did a damn halo jump
@@solpol5989 The cameraman obviously did it too since he was filiming it along side him...
Actor and the crew, both deserve it
To this day, a completely JAW-DROPPING stunt and scene. The cinematography, the stuntwork, the musical score... It's also so perfect
Horrible cgi unfortunately
jaw dropping stunt......what was the stunt??? sure tom cruise is amazing and does his own stunts...but this whole scene was fake so again where was the jaw dropping stunt???
@@Killercoldice22 what do you mean by "fake"? I think you should look up the behind the scenes buddy
@@ono446 bro this stunt was actually done by cruise lol u can look up bts
@@Killercoldice22 you kids these days 😂
The scene is actually cleverly set up. They show Walker with no oxygen on to give clue to the audience what it looks like without Oxygen. They also show Ethan with the oxygen tube pulled out so we understand its importance. Thus, we’re able to easily understand what Ethan is doing to Walker’s suit when they’re falling and why it’s so important.
It's also a clever way of hiding the fact that Henry Cavill isn't doing the stunt.
Let's not talk about the foreshadowing with the mask maker and walker's sarcastic comment lol who is then duped later on by that same device.
Actually, air is breathable below 10000 ft. so there was no need to oxygen tube ethan could just remove the mask
@President Moose lmaoooo
@@orhanmuniroglu1126 Not with how much velocity they gained falling that far
Amazing how the camera man was able to follow them down to get the shot...nerves of steel I say!
It's actually three takes combined with hidden cuts. Real amazing cinematography, none the less. My guess is one cut is around 3:30 and another around 4.10
There were 3 total retakes
It’s excellent cinematography, of course, and a HALO jump is never trivial, but filming people in freefall will be that cameraman’s day job - he’s probably done it literally thousands of times. He will have many times as much skydiving experience as Cruise, and he would need it.
Just saying, it’s not as if they stuck a parachute on one of the regular second unit cameramen, threw him out of a plane and asked him to try and keep the action in shot. ;)
And EVERYBODY just talk about Tom Cruise.
@@kabeltelevizio We have a cut at 4:10, but sometime I see CGI movement but maybe I'm wrong for this.
I hope this cameraman was paid tons of money for this shot. The amount of raw skill required to just pull off a handful of borderline decent shots, much less incredible ones, is insanely difficult. Seriously, Tom Cruise’s devotion to cinema is unrivaled.
Fun Fact: Tom Cruise is the only actor in the world to perform Halo Jump.
A true action hero.
Do u think toms a generous lover?
B@@JosephFarrier-c8q yeah ...he is ...scientologist ...now india also have 5000 scientologist
@@DeadMan-g2i lets find Jesus brother
Are we going to talk about the stellar soundtrack as he jumps, it’s actually quite awesome
Yeah this movie had a really good soundtrack in general. Fits the pace of the story.
Lorne Balfe is an incredible composer
Lorne Balfe also did Assassins Creed 3 soundtrack one of my favorites
Henry Cavill really wanted to do this jump himself, but Tom and the stunt crew told him he could end up getting them killed. He was bummed.
Well the reason why because Henry didn't have that much practice
@@tarden132 Well yeah, I get why they did it. Still doesn’t mean it didn’t stink.
They didn't let him because they know he can fly
The potential for added irony in ‘Superman’ dying because he fell out of the sky probably didn’t sit well, either.
That’s really unfortunate that Henry Cavill didn’t get that chance. But it’s true that it’s really risky for someone who’s never done it.
"what's the matter? Afraid of a little lightning?"
*Is then hit by lightning*
I remember when I watched this scene in theatres, a guy yelled out loud "HOLY SHIT!!!" and we all laughed.
Lightning: "Am I a joke to you?"
the most ironic thing to ever happen in cinema history
@@malidog1182 what about Black Panther saying this is no place to die then immediately dies
@@redeyedbandit1251 you laughed during this movie?I think you braindead ldiots were at the wrong movie.
Upon second viewing, I realise Walker is talking to Hunt as Lark himself. He's literally taunting him with these vague dialogue and relating stuff to Berlin etc.
Say what you want about cruise, but the man puts in the hard work.
Hard work?
That parachute could have had a double malfunction and shit, they took 3 tries to make the scene, he puts his life on the line.
@@vinodchhabria8738 bro cameraman did all those, backwards
@@vinodchhabria8738 ok wether he puts his life on the line or not its hard work,,,every other actor doesn't do the stunts tom cruise does. I mean tom ain't my favorite actor, but he does do the hardest work.
@@Killercoldice22 Yes I agree with you on that!
@@vinodchhabria8738 not 3 tries… 106 tries.
After seeing this and final dog fight scene in Top Gun Maverick, I have to say Tom Cruise is the last big budget action stars in Hollywood, and our times version of Buster Keaton. This man is a legend.
Jackie Chan is our buster Keaton. Cruise is a rich crazy guy who loves adventure
This and the HALO jumping scene from Godzilla are the two best skydiving scenes in movie history.
This was impressive I agree but there are a few skydiving videos I have seen that really take my breath away( one recently I have seen was almost like watching poetry in motion)
@@thewewguy8t88 Which?
@@Ken-tv3ir its from this girl who did a free style jump she is quite amazing for someone who apparently only had 100 jumps.
Point Break’s scenes are even more amazing
@@pklentertainment5147 You beat me to it.
3:25 "I'm not overly fond of what follows"
I understood that reference.
😂😂😂
Poor loki
So happy I'm not the only one
@@ryanralph7494 what's that explain pls
I tried to think why this felt the greatest skydiving scene of all the movies I have seen and I figured that the whole flying sequence took place without any cut. Notice that between 2:40 and 5:07 there is no change of shot which makes this scene nonetheless more engaging.
Also it's remarkable how they kept the descent time so accurate. In this scene, Ethan stayed in the air for a little more than 2 minutes and that is close to the actual time it would take for a man to freefall from a height of 25000 ft and reach the ground. Due to this, the tension felt incredibly real like as if we were falling along with the two of them.
He actually did fall from an airplane
Thats because he actually did it, tom did all crazy shit, he flied some of the planes in Top Gun 2,gonna film a movie in space...
@@FrostyyMcToasty well he didn't fly it actually, he was sitting in the copilot seat behind the pilot. They wouldn't hand him a multimillion dollar fighter jet for a movie. But yeah still impressive though.
pretty sure 4:10 is a cut but yeah, unnoticeable
edit- there's probably a lot more, I'm just not smart enough to see them
@@djbishop2699 I’m pretty sure that’s the only one but you never know
Tom Cruise never disappoints the audience. The man is a true daredevil, a perfectionist, and genius when it comes to his movie stunts and production. He risks his life for the audience. The Mission Impossible movie series is probably one of the greatest series in action movie history. He is a legend. Never forget that.
Also the cinematographer
Hunt: "Find that ID band, we find Lark."
Walker: "Then what?"
Hunt: "Then," - *scans face* - "I assume his identity."
And there's the twist. Front and center.
Its called foreshadowing
Also how he says "people actually fall for this" when he himself falls for it later in the movie.
Top Hattington keep in mind, saw this when rewatching but he at least found out benji was in a mask himself instead of it being cliche revealed to him. He’s smarter than you give him credit for.
@Blizzard1942 honestly i learned my lesson from all the super hero movies to never watch a trailer except for the initial teaser trailer. for this movie i didnt watch a single trailer and the movie was incredible
Holy shit you're right. God damn.
Tom will definitely go down in history as one of the most dedicated and best actors ever. Ever.
Man of steel working with tom cruise these days that epic
aren't you gonna talk about black panthers mom?
He must be steel to filter all of that scientology crap out of his talking.
This is some Nolan trilogy level film-making right here. Seriously beautiful
IMAX baby!!
Mission Impossible - Batman Begins
Mission Impossible 3/5 - Dark Knight
Mission Impossible Fallout - Dark Knight Rises
You know he’s made films outside the Dark Knight trilogy, right?
@@TheWelchProductions momento , insomnia , inception , the prestige , batman trilogy , interstellar , dunkirk , man of steel , justice league snyder cuts , tenet
@@themanipulativeperspective396 You forgot interstellar.
Genuinely one of the coolest sequences in any movie ever, along with every other set piece in this movie
All the recent mission impossible movies have been outstanding.
When he jumped I couldnt believe it was all in 1 take, no CGI and then the scene kept going.
And then the thunderstrike.
Amazing shot.
It was not one take and there was CG.
Seamless transition into Imax
People who developed “Transformers: The Last Knight”, take notes!
I think this may be the greatest stunt work Tom Cruise has ever done, not necessarily the most dangerous, but the most cinematic, and the way they combined the music, CG of the storm, and the sound effects are all seamless. Giving you not only a real experience but an intense experience the entire time. Just love it, it still gets my heart pounding watching it on the small screen let alone when I saw this in theaters.
One of the greatest one-takes in modern action cinema history
It is not a one take!
Yeah those clouds were CGI'd in to hide the cuts. It's actually 3 takes.
It was more than 1
Love how Cavil is like “people actually fall for this shit?” and then later gets tricked by this exact thing
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There's also the added foreshadowing of Ethan scanning Walker's face when talking about John Lark and complaining about how Walker's methods have left no living witnesses who could identify John Lark.
@@chefboiarby304I feel like he suspected all along that Walker was John Lark.
@@caiuscosades1791 He had to have known in order to set up the trap with Benji disguised as Lane.
im not sure if this is true, but i think the first clue to ethan was when walker said "should you choose to accept it" you see that Ethan is kind of suprised by him saying that. @@caiuscosades1791
Tom Cruise should play Sam Fisher from Splinter Cell.
How many times do people need to be told? Video Game movies DO NOT WORK!!!
@@hydro6814 when you do it right they can, problem is when directors and writers change things to make it "new and exciting"
@@hydro6814 you know movies based on books would not work either if the directors were the same idiots like those who are making game movies.
Seriously do you think LOTR would be a good movie if the main Hero was Jorge, the wizard was Garry and it was about bunch of kids going for summer party with an Earring as a gift for their class mate? I know I overexhagerate but this is basically what directors do to games and then they wonder how the hell did it not work? :-D
Assassins Creed as the finest example of idiocy. You can use iconic heroes like Ezio or Altair, but NOPE we need some Aquillar dude nobody knows and you wont even know that character, then the need to replace Desmond with some other dude whos name I actually forgot :D
Or Solid Snake and naked snake
@@hydro6814 Who said video game movies don't work??? Did you see Pokemon Detective Pikachu?? They did everything right.
If he didn’t save him.... there wouldn’t be a bad guy
of course. but what about fighting with chinese guy in the bathroom
Solomon lane...
Fallout of all his good intentions and all that...
I agree with you
@@mrcat9697 the girl...
Sound design in this scene is off the charts amazing.
Respect for the most dedicated artist in the globe
The music ain't talked enough here, it's damn awesome
I'm just talking out of my personal preference but....
THIS SCENE IS WHAT ALL FILMMAKING NEEDS TO BE! No more quick cuts, no more shaky cam - NOTHING!
Just watched Mission Impossible Dead Reckoning 1 yesterday. I feel this movie blew that one away. The action, characters, story, and music elevated this movie so much. I hope Dead Reckoning 2 is able to capture it again.
Agreed, when I saw Dead Reckoning I was abit disappointed that it was no Fallout, it lacked something Fallout got so right. Fallout is mint, they really landed on creating such a good film start to finish. It's my favourite of the series easily.
I love one take shots and the fact this isn’t cgi at all makes it even more epic Tom cruise is so inspiring
It’s not one take and there is CG.
The dive footage is real, but it was shot during the daytime in the desert. The storm is all cgi.
"People actually fall for this shit"
You know it's not poetry, but that's the kind of throwaway line that ends up being a nice little touch.
0:42 I never realized how much foreshadowing there was lol
duuude... youre right
Wow, if he didn't find Walker in time, this movie is like 20 minutes long...
John Spence - That bathroom fight, without Walker, Lane might’ve killed Ethan tbh
@@kevinhillary4057 lane????
The nukes still would have been in the wild, and Lane would have been broken out of prison without Ethan taking him into custody.
@@kevinhillary4057 Ethan would've successfully injected the tranquilliser into "decoy" Lark because the only reason he got caught was because Walker was eye fricking Lark. Ethan is a master spy, Lane is just a front fielder who ruined the mission.
@@perce1veALL Ya I messed my original comment up I meant Lark not Lane, but ya you’re prob right. Lark didn’t seem on edge until Walkers giant ass walked up lol
"hey Elon, lets shoot a movie fully in space!" - Tom Cruise. look it up.
Im sorry but what are they gonna do in space
Hijack a fucking satellite?
@@KING-lw8nv exactly it would look really cool but what's the story gonna be
Its actually for me positive since im left wondering what’re they gonna do
My highest expectations: They Fucking diverted a asteroid that was redirected by the fallen syndicate by using hijacked SpaceX rockets and ships
My lowest expectation: they just either remove or inserted something on some sort of satellite or save the ISS from being hijacked by a unknown terrorist
M:I - FALLOUT is one of the greatest American action films ever made. Seeing this in IMAX was a revelatory experience. So thrilling, so expertly made, so tense, so fun
Tom Cruise is an absolute legend.
His three ex wives might disagree.
Cruise actually did that. Risks his life for the audience. That's dedication to his art for you. Best movie star in the world bar none.
the cameraman for this scene was insane. doing everything off of memory. for real look it up
The fact that this scene is real for the majority ofnit is insane! Amazing that tom got to do this! Halo jumps are not commonly done by actors😂
xD Imagine Bob Deniro and Al Pacio Halo jumping :))
Deserves an award!
The foreshadowing in 0:36 is brilliant
Tom Cruise was 56 when this movie came out and he did stunts that would kill a healthy 20-year-old. The man is a freaking legend.
There are quite a number 56+ year olds who go skydiving on a daily basis seeing a skydiving stunt In a movie is not that impressive to me honestly I have seen some really impressive skydiving videos of people just starting out.( some of them literally on thier first ever jumps)
@@thewewguy8t88 that's cool Tom did it more than 100 times to get a perfect shot it's not easy to jump a 100 times
@@randomvideos-nd6yj its not easy i admit but i have seen people do more then 100 jumps and yes one video of a girl who did her 100th jump still manages to impress me.
@@randomvideos-nd6yj bro there are people who did thousands of jump
@@bassimbass4705 and tom cruise at age 58 did 500 skydives and 14,000 bike jumps in one year for mission impossible 7. I don't think many 58 year olds can do that.
This scene is so awesome it's hilarious. Seriously, we were all so floored in the theaters that we didn't know what to do except start laughing our asses off. We couldn't believe what we were seeing
Tom is kind of going crazy with the stunts these days, isn’t he.
Nick B. Yes but they’re damn well worth watching ❄️
I know. The Man's pushing not just his age, but his luck as well like he's truly on the Edge of Tomorrow.. the complete actor perfecto..
it's the reason why is the one of the best action stars in holywood. He's like forget the stunt double I'll learn this as soon as I possibly can, just give me the time and place and you'll get a hell of a scene !!
I was born yesterday.
He wants to give moviegoers the best experience possible, not cheap CGI bullshit
Absolutely impeccable cinematography as he’s jumping out of the plane. 10/10.
4:10 That spinning shot with the swelling horns and thumping bass is awesome.
There's action movies, then there is Tom Cruise action movies.
*Walker*: What's matter *Hunt* afraid of little ⚡ lightning
Lightning ⚡: Am I joke to you ⚡⚡⚡
Thor: Gotcha!
Count more like billy batson turning into Shazam
Zeus: lol suck on this
Loki: Im not overly fond of what follows.
Lol
I don’t care how crazy Tom Cruise is I love the mission impossible movies
Ayyee Happy Birthday Tom Cruise!!! You are a legend. I can't even remember how many times I've seen this sequence...and my palms STILL start sweating from watching him fall outta the plane. LEGENDS never die. Salute!!
This is one of the best shot action films ever. Definitely the best of the last decade.
I notice just now the change of aspect ratio at 2:31... And I've seen this movie about 6/7 times
The phrase/meme "Props to the camera man" that is actually for real this time
Its amazing how far actors are willing to go to do these stunts and yes the halo jump was actually real
Oh man, this scene. Nothing says tier 1 special operatives like doing the entire mission briefing in the last five minutes of a multi-hour flight, and having less than two minutes to put on complex suits which one guy doesn't even know how to operate.
Damn. Target destroyed.
Casting Tom Cruise for this franchise is one of the best decisions in film history. He has brought a LOT to this series
The stunt and camera work are good, but the score adds so much to the tension too!
that flip to get his parachute. still badass to this day
Wow... Just wow... I am .... speechless... What a scene..... And a great work from the cameraman who also was in this sky jump with Cruise.....wow
*Unbelievable he did this stunt by his self!*
The way the sound of the wind fades in and out after the lightning strike and how the camera spins with Hunt between 3:27 and 3:50 is awesome.
This movie was amazing form start to finish. Edge of the seat excitement.
“Afraid of a little lightning?” *Immediately gets struck by lightning*
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Greatest last words: afraid of a little lightning?
1 Take from TC getting his Ox pulled to TC catching and passing the camera. Nice work camera guy!!!!
This scene will still be talked about 100 years from now
This is insane
He even managed to save Superman too
this was one of Henry Cavill's best roles ever
I think this is where Ethan first realizes that Walker might actually be Lark or that at least Walker is not who he says he is. Notice when Walker tells Ethan the infamous “your mission, should you choose to accept it” how Ethan looks at him confused and taken aback by it. Walker even sounded like that voice from the beginning of Rogue Nation when Lane trapped him in the record store.
Right. He was full of crap right from the start.
I'm on edge watching that again. Amazing action. Fair play to these people for thinking and executing such amazing feats.
Just knowing that this scene is real (apart from the lighting or clouds and what not) and that they're actually falling from the sky (even if it's for a movie with tons of safety protocols) makes this scene truly nerve wracking.
Only the exit and the freefall a couple of seconds after it was real. When he breaks off to the clouds, then it's all not real.
The landings definitely not real... 🤣
I love a good tracking shot.
This movie has it all, Tom Cruise running, Tom Cruise jumping, Tom cruise flying
2:36
it was at this moment that I realized how good this movie was going to be.
love the resolution transition at 2:25
HASSAAN RAUF aspect ratio bro!
Funny that the bottom part doesn’t change
HASSAAN RAUF it kind of looks like GTAV Lol. Even the way he walks.
@@jazzman7320 In computer science term, it is known as video resolution.
3:25 afraid of a little lightning?
*zap* I probably wouldn't halo jump anymore
Trevor Marshall Captain America said the same line to Loki in Avengers 1
This scene is mindblowing
Is this the famous Cavill mustache they had to CGI edit out of superman ?
Tom Cruise would have been a formidable Nathan Drake if he was born 30 years later.
this is like this same scene out of MGS snake eater at the start
g1598 yes! Both halo jumps
2:58 “Spread your wings and fly. God be with you!”
This film is amazing . Visuals and everything is just perfect .
The bit where Ethan scans Walker's face to exemplify stealing Lark's identity is actually a pretty clever bit of foreshadowing
3:20 edit point, using the lightning flash. The cloud section contains many such flashes. And then the final section down onto CGI Paris (it was actually filmed in Dubai).
"Scared of a little lightning?" - A man rendered unconscious by lightning
Thanks kino check archive for such an important video . Thanks to Tom cruise .Thanks to team mission impossible ❤️❤️👍🙏
5:00 It almost gave me a heart attack to see the ground suddenly so damn close!
I don’t care for his personal lifestyle, but damnit I can’t say I don’t admire his work ethic and respect his dedication to doing his own stunts. 👐👏👐👏
“For a brick, he flew pretty good.”
that wasn't flying, that was falling with style.
Plot Twist: Tom Cruise is actually Ethan Hunt undercover
The man has nine lives. How much longer can he take these stuntman risks? As we learned from the daring exploits of Steve Irwin, sometimes something goes terribly wrong.
Then again, Tom has lived a fuller life than just about anyone else and made a fortune doing it. You can bet that his funeral will be the only thing on television for a whole week.
Love the nod to A Few Good Men. "Is that clear" - "crystal." I remember that line vividly all these years later.