I could not believe they killed off Emilio Estevez's character as a kid when I first saw this movie. Probably because I was such a big fan of the mighty ducks and Emilio Estevez. I never thought there would be a better tech guy in this series. Then Simon Pegg came on as Benji. Thank God for that. They better not ever kill off Benji
lol he was the tech guy for less than 10 minutes of this entire series and made multiple mistakes and ended up dead. you thought HE was the best they'd get? 😂😂
I watched this movie for the first time and I thought this was going to be your average spy movie with some action thrown here and there. I thought this scene was going to show how effective the team was and then they would be given their next mission which would take up the rest of the runtime. Boy, I was so shocked when Jack died and then the other agents, leaving Ethan alone. It was then I knew this is not your average spy film.
I never noticed that the spike that kills Jack is much much longer, different, and menacing than any of its brothers and also not present in any of the previous shots.
I always wondered if the spikes were part of the elevator shaft or part of Jim's trap. It has never made sense to me why they were put there in the first place and also how much time did Jim have to have them installed prior to the mission?
@@alasdairgardiner2313 Sometimes elevator brakes fail even without Jim Phelp's influence, and elevator shafts do have those ceiling spikes as a last resort to keep runaway elevator cars from completely smashing the motors, gears, and pulleys on the shaft ceiling. If that happens, then the elevator won't have much holding it up and it stands a much greater risk of subsequently falling from the top to the bottom, along with any occupants inside.
They must have edited this for the TV showings because I rewatched this today for the first time in years and I definetly remembering it cutting just before the spike hit him, man that was graphic
Recall being *floored* when Emilio died in the first 10 minutes of the film. I thought the Minnesota Miracle Man was one of the leads... and leads don't die that early in movies. I was 11.
I really liked how Cruise snaps his fingers at 5:26 for no reason whatsoever. I believe that's his natural impulse on set when people work too slow. Lol.
Raymond Tianye Ah, I beg to differ. Ghost Protocol, Rogue Nation, and definitely Fallout all have incredible, jaw dropping thrills!! Fallout and Rogue Nation do great with tension, and MI:3 was super intense as well. That whole “I’m gonna shoot your wife” scene is still some of the best cinema I’ve seen!
It was such a shock when I first saw this and the whole team was wiped out-- Emilio, no!!! I was actually kind of disappointed, but I still loved it. I really thought Kreiger was cool too.
The scene of Jack getting spiked still gives me nightmares. Did Jim trigger the spikes on either side of that massive spike or were they part of the elevator shaft? I could never figure that one out.
Jack thought he was cutting power to the motors, but in fact he sped them up. Elevators have quite a few safety features - designed to protect people *inside* the box, not outside it in the shaft. The hydraulic buffer at the bottom, and the brake rails down the length of the shaft, are the best known and nearly universal. This one seems to have an *extra* feature to deal with upwards runaways, but due to more limited space at the top of the shaft, the buffers are of a folding type and only deploy when needed…
@@DiscoFrisc0 there are some languages that do not have a word for "it", so they use "he" or "she" instead, depending on whether or not the word is masculine or feminine.
my first introduction to Mission Impossible was the novelization of this film and I have to say I was really impressed with that novelization this movie was really good and I don't understand the negativity on this thread. I enjoyed the TV show sadly I only saw one episode but it was enough for me to know that it was quite a show that was ahead of its time but one must also understand that the film's show the IMF dealing with Changing Times the Cold War is Over and now the world of Espionage is a lot harder especially because you're dealing with terrorists gunrunners Rogue Nations human trafficking and yes even traitorous elements in your own organization and this movie captured that beautifully
A lot has to do with the fact that they made Jim Phelps the villain . . . Which most of the fans figured out when Peter Graves refused to play the character.
A real infiltration wouldn't have proceeded without an 'all-clear' from Jack. Walking up to the elevator and just assuming that Jack will hack the system in time in unprofessional
Jack seemed like the most good hearted person on the whole team, the one who had probably never taken a life. That makes Phelps killing him this way even more evil.
See, I never quite got Phelps' strategy here. Ok, he got Jack by overriding him in the elevator and triggered it to climb. And I get how he triggered the car bomb that killed Hannah, as he did it either as he climbed out of the river or Claire set it off. But what happens is Sarah doesn't get too close to Kreiger? Who kills her is she runs for it when she see Golitsyn being stabbed? And it's the same for Golitsyn. What happens if he walks a different route and not the one by the river where Kreiger is waiting for him? What happens if he goes the opposite way, past Hunt and Sarah? How does Phelps catch him then? Also, wasn't Golitsyn one of IMF's agents or a guy working for them? If it was a mole hunt, he had to know he was in danger, yet he gets killed very easily by Kreiger. Not the best guy to use for a sensitive mole hunt operation I'd argue. And what about Kittridge's plan for rooting out the mole. Sure, his 2nd team is only really observing Phelps' team to see what goes down. But say Hunt does a runner and doesn't come in because he actually is the mole. All it's achieved is the heist of an ok worthless fake noc list, but lead to the deaths of what he thinks are 5 good agents, 1 operative(Golitsyn) dead the fleeing of 1 bad one. Not the most effective mole hunt was it? Plus, didn't he start to get suspicious when they never found Phelps or Claire's bodies? Claire was supposed to be in the car, but they must have only found Hannah's body and they must have dredged the river, but again, they wouldn't have found Phelps. Wouldn't that seem a little strange and made them think those 2 might be alive and in on it too?
I think Jim has thought of this very thoroughly. He knew that there's a spy within the spy that secretly monitoring the operation. He knew that Golitsyn is also a CIA undercover agent that served to recover a certain confidential CIA file. And since this is his team, he knew how his members will behave when unpredictable obstacle surface. But what he didn't know is that the "Confidential CIA File" that Golitsyn's supposed to be recovered turned out to be a trap bait by Kittridge to lure the mole, and since his original plan is to scapegoat Ethan, his plans were 50/50 fail and succeeded.
My guess is Kreiger wasn't originally part of the plan. I have a hunch that Keiger was working for Phelps, which leads me to believe that Phelps didn't know the NOC list was fake. Sarah just so happened go come across Kreiger and needed to cover his tracks.
@@CH0MSKYH0NK But sorry, it says on the internet that Jack was electrocuted. But it doesn't seem to me. Isn't it that the iron pole has even stabbed him up to...?
@@giosy0072 yea, you're seeing it right. The Internet is written by people, people who are not infallible. looks like whoever wrote that article got it wrong
As a kid I don't know who that actor was as a technician but today early on I saw this movie from the very start ,I felt so bad becuz now I'm big fan of Emilio Estevez & it's embarrassing 😔
I have the entire original series + all the movie sequels on DVD. The originals are still my favorite, But the movies are pretty good too, Except for the fact that Phelps was portrayed as a traitor at the end of the 1st movie. Many of us original series fans as well as many of the original cast, Will never forgive the creators or Tom Cruise for this. It is simply sacrilegious (grossly irreverent toward a hallowed person) or down right criminal. More appropriate would have been some sort of homage to Phelps (Peter Graves) Much like the ending of the great original show 'The Mind of Stefan Miklos.' Its sad that that such a terrible ending overshadows the entire MI movie series. But I doubt TC is overly concerned as he sits on his pile of millions.
Members of the team actually got killed back then. Now since Rogue Nation, we know none of the main characters are going to die, so it lessens the sense of jeopardy.
The first one was one of the best ones. Mission Impossible 2 went way off course. I didn't like the plot that involved a love triangle and the writers reusing the scenario where an agent becomes rogue, it just made it felt more of a 007 esque film then a Mission Impossible film. Mission Impossible 3 was a little better because it brought back some of the source elements that the first movie had. I was just dissapointed with final fight with Owen Davian at the end, I think they half-assed that part.
Poor Emilio Estevez. He goes from making out with a hot girl in Breakfast Club and coaching a bunch of misfits in the Mighty Ducks to getting impaled in an elevator shaft fifteen minutes into a spy movie..
baronvg in the end Jack was always Hunts best friend in the end, he's the one who gave him the gum which ultimately saved his ass from being taken in for being framed
Wait I remember this part. 1. First Jim took out Jack at the Elevator. 2. He fake his death on the bridge with a blood bag. 3. He had backup which is Krieger to take out Golitsyn and Sarah at the fence. 4. How did he do Hannah? No, Claire couldn't done Hannah She was already out of the car when the mission was aborted, Ok, now I get it, Jim took out Hannah after getting out of the river faking his own death Blowing Hannah up in the car.
Your mission should you accept to take it,.......... however should any of your team get caught or killed, the secretary will not ............. what a mission!!!!!!
Sammy sam thanks to Phelps it was he who rigged elevator to kill him also he tricked Ethan into thinking he was shot and killed plus rigged car bomb to kill Hannah also made Jean Reno's character kill Alexander then Sarah
Emilio’s death was very dumb. He could’ve ducked and he would’ve lived. They didn’t need to kill off Emilio. Sittin there on top of the lift fiddling with wires when he may needed to lay down. Smart spy. And what kind of elevator has spikes sticking out above the elevator like that?
Phelps later in the film was revealed to have killed Jack by rigging elevator to kill him plus he faked being shot by shooting into air and grabbing an blood soaked cloth to simulate him being shot also he made Franz kill Alexander and then Sarah hence the knife that was shown in the cia part also rigged car bomb to kill Hannah as well
When Jack says the governor is in place, he means the device that is controlling the elevator. Unless I missed him being called governor elsewhere in the clip.
I enjoy the MI films.........but i think they should of given the franchise a different name, as in the first film, the writers set a precedent when they made a colossal error of judgement making Jim Phelps the villain......its a bit like making James Bond a bad guy, in a Bond movie.!
scrmepal its like make Etan M. Hunt villain in the next movie, or make Gandalf envoy of Sauron... But this good for this film, and they shouldnt changing this. This is brave plot twist, and franchise now cant do plot twists like this, the good guys always won, Ethan and his team cant die, and traitors enter in the team for their disclosure only. And of course, they do their job in the last split seconds, and do this success. There the cunning plans? This is good plot twist (but thery bad, like all bad and unhappy ends) and it for serial fans only (but of course, nobody liked it, and... it is justified) If its easier for you - think about Mission Impossible multiverce, and good Jim (with bad Ethan), and bad Jim (with good Ethan) is in different verces.
This is good moment, Brian De Palma managed to convey a sense of the abomination of betrayal. Not only spectator trust to Jim, Ethan trust to Jim, the whole IMF trust to Jim and he betray everybody. And the director of the movie contrive transfer this feelings of Ethan to spectator. The sence, understand? Not only good idea, not only nice visual, not only stunts, but feeling of betrayal of old good friend, who we've known for a long time..
@@Kronos0999 He's not "being jelly." He's pointing out how this movie misses the core of Mission: Impossible. The original TV show was a team effort to trick the bad guys into doing what the agents want them to do, while in the movies, Tom Cruise is the center of attention everywhere he goes. As Martin Landau, who played Rollin Hand on the show, said, "When they were working on an early incarnation of the first one - not the script they ultimately did - they wanted the entire team to be destroyed, done away with one at a time, and I was against that. It was basically an action-adventure movie and not Mission. Mission was a mind game. The ideal mission was getting in and getting out without anyone ever knowing we were there. So the whole texture changed. Why volunteer to essentially have our characters commit suicide? I passed on it ... The script wasn't that good either!" And not everyone wants everyone to look at them, so don't generalize.
@@imfsresidentotaku9699 "Don't generalize" No, I will, snowflake. That's how the world works. And if *you* don't wanna watch it, go away. Nobody cares what a random actor thinks, but what makes the producers millions. Just like Avengers. Trash premise, makes billions. EDIT: Weeb
Nathan Slay the whole series matured and found a consistent formula that now hold it all together. The first one had the best writers and a legendary director but they stayed too close to the feel of the tv series. Subsequent scripts began an expansion of the core concepts, the dangerous seeming stunts Tom does, the plot twists that spiral out of control, the development of better villains with greater ambitions. I’m fascinated where the next two will take them. What stunts haven’t they thought up to do?
man that elevator scene stuck with me for years and still stacks up today, truly horrible way to go.
Emilio Estevez is uncredited for this movie like wtf?
Quack 🦆
@Zach Higgins But how did he die? The pole will not have it...?
@@longstarbobandy That's really embarrassing for someone like Emilio Estevez I don't why he did that becuz of his buddy Tom 🙄
@@stayingalivewithsaad5351 Tom had a blink and you'll miss it cameo in Emilo's Young Guns movie so I'm guessing Emilo returned the favor
It's very heartbreaking to see his teams die one by one here
They have such a good chemistry together, even Ethan slipped some jokes with them...
I think this was to mislead the audience into thinking the movie would be about this team, making it more of a shock when what happens happens.
Honestly, a prequel tv series or prequel movie would’ve been nice. Imagine a young Ethan hunt and his team killing it in the mid 80s to early 90s!
I could not believe they killed off Emilio Estevez's character as a kid when I first saw this movie. Probably because I was such a big fan of the mighty ducks and Emilio Estevez. I never thought there would be a better tech guy in this series. Then Simon Pegg came on as Benji. Thank God for that. They better not ever kill off Benji
Well they probably might kill benji in mission impossible dead reckoning probably
lol he was the tech guy for less than 10 minutes of this entire series and made multiple mistakes and ended up dead. you thought HE was the best they'd get? 😂😂
I watched this movie for the first time and I thought this was going to be your average spy movie with some action thrown here and there. I thought this scene was going to show how effective the team was and then they would be given their next mission which would take up the rest of the runtime. Boy, I was so shocked when Jack died and then the other agents, leaving Ethan alone. It was then I knew this is not your average spy film.
And that’s precisely why it’s called Mission Impossible
They’ve come a long way lol from elevators to skydiving into Paris
It’s funny seeing this and then looking at the other film and how the franchise has grown
I never noticed that the spike that kills Jack is much much longer, different, and menacing than any of its brothers and also not present in any of the previous shots.
I always wondered if the spikes were part of the elevator shaft or part of Jim's trap. It has never made sense to me why they were put there in the first place and also how much time did Jim have to have them installed prior to the mission?
@@alasdairgardiner2313 Sometimes elevator brakes fail even without Jim Phelp's influence, and elevator shafts do have those ceiling spikes as a last resort to keep runaway elevator cars from completely smashing the motors, gears, and pulleys on the shaft ceiling. If that happens, then the elevator won't have much holding it up and it stands a much greater risk of subsequently falling from the top to the bottom, along with any occupants inside.
@@nathanash2347 - Thanks for that. :)
@@nathanash2347so that's how Jack Traven could have gotten killed
They must have edited this for the TV showings because I rewatched this today for the first time in years and I definetly remembering it cutting just before the spike hit him, man that was graphic
I wouldn’t really call that graphic. You couldn’t see any blood or proper gore, it just looked like a needle poking into wax
Recall being *floored* when Emilio died in the first 10 minutes of the film. I thought the Minnesota Miracle Man was one of the leads... and leads don't die that early in movies.
I was 11.
Watch Deep Blue Sea
i remember when i see in the theater, and lyke... what... Jim is the enemy ? omg.... really shocking me, i grew up with the old and 88 version
I was such a big fan of Emilio Estevez as a kid. This scene really shocked me. I couldn't believe his character was killed off so fast
I really liked how Cruise snaps his fingers at 5:26 for no reason whatsoever. I believe that's his natural impulse on set when people work too slow. Lol.
Such a classic well executed espionage film
When I first watch this a kid I thought at 9:16 he was going to land in the water 🤣
I think the tension and thrill created in the first MI is still better than any of the sequels.
Raymond Tianye because Brian de Palma is the man
Raymond Tianye yes u are right
Raymond Tianye not fallout
Raymond Tianye Ah, I beg to differ. Ghost Protocol, Rogue Nation, and definitely Fallout all have incredible, jaw dropping thrills!!
Fallout and Rogue Nation do great with tension, and MI:3 was super intense as well. That whole “I’m gonna shoot your wife” scene is still some of the best cinema I’ve seen!
Raymond Tianye agree.
It was such a shock when I first saw this and the whole team was wiped out-- Emilio, no!!! I was actually kind of disappointed, but I still loved it. I really thought Kreiger was cool too.
The scene of Jack getting spiked still gives me nightmares. Did Jim trigger the spikes on either side of that massive spike or were they part of the elevator shaft? I could never figure that one out.
Jack thought he was cutting power to the motors, but in fact he sped them up. Elevators have quite a few safety features - designed to protect people *inside* the box, not outside it in the shaft. The hydraulic buffer at the bottom, and the brake rails down the length of the shaft, are the best known and nearly universal. This one seems to have an *extra* feature to deal with upwards runaways, but due to more limited space at the top of the shaft, the buffers are of a folding type and only deploy when needed…
Jim did it somehow and killed him but yes i thoaght get in save youre self .
@@Kromaatikse dont kid yourself it doesnt make any sense. Massive claws pop out to stop the elevator? Its just a movie and he had to die.
Ahh yes elevators have spiky spikes in them
@@testy462 indeed man, jus part of the plot to make it work
Greatest of the series
This was the first spy film that ever gripped me & was real sad when the elevator got the operative.
a truly legendary scene
This scene was playing on a display TV in a shop when I was a kid and has traumatised me to this day as an 18 year old...
You gotta love Emilio in this movie
This is one of the most intense spy scenes ever but it abruptly fucks up
This movie ahead of his time
"It's" maybe
@@DiscoFrisc0 there are some languages that do not have a word for "it", so they use "he" or "she" instead, depending on whether or not the word is masculine or feminine.
Watching this scene it was so easy to see that Jim was holding the gun that shot him
I still miss Kristen Scott Thomas and Emilio Esteves...
Good thing we now have the excellent Slow Horses
I came for Kristen Scott Thomas...she has gorgeous eyes.
Hard to resist back then
Better could've married her
I’ve really just feel so bad for Emilio Estevez’s character here...
my first introduction to Mission Impossible was the novelization of this film and I have to say I was really impressed with that novelization this movie was really good and I don't understand the negativity on this thread. I enjoyed the TV show sadly I only saw one episode but it was enough for me to know that it was quite a show that was ahead of its time but one must also understand that the film's show the IMF dealing with Changing Times the Cold War is Over and now the world of Espionage is a lot harder especially because you're dealing with terrorists gunrunners Rogue Nations human trafficking and yes even traitorous elements in your own organization and this movie captured that beautifully
A lot has to do with the fact that they made Jim Phelps the villain . . . Which most of the fans figured out when Peter Graves refused to play the character.
You ever heard of punctuation ??
A real infiltration wouldn't have proceeded without an 'all-clear' from Jack. Walking up to the elevator and just assuming that Jack will hack the system in time in unprofessional
Is your real name Jason Blaha?
Son is correct.
Sometimes I wonder who’s on the other end and if I know them
Jack always dies, be it here or Titanic
Except jack sparrow who came back from the dead!
Ok, that got me-
Or the Shining
@@MKD1101 Can't talk about him anymore..... Reputations been ruined
@@oli2328 he was the victim of domestic violence and bullying! It's his reputation which got tarnished.
Jack seemed like the most good hearted person on the whole team, the one who had probably never taken a life. That makes Phelps killing him this way even more evil.
Jack was the original Benji......LLOOLL
See, I never quite got Phelps' strategy here. Ok, he got Jack by overriding him in the elevator and triggered it to climb. And I get how he triggered the car bomb that killed Hannah, as he did it either as he climbed out of the river or Claire set it off. But what happens is Sarah doesn't get too close to Kreiger? Who kills her is she runs for it when she see Golitsyn being stabbed?
And it's the same for Golitsyn. What happens if he walks a different route and not the one by the river where Kreiger is waiting for him? What happens if he goes the opposite way, past Hunt and Sarah? How does Phelps catch him then?
Also, wasn't Golitsyn one of IMF's agents or a guy working for them? If it was a mole hunt, he had to know he was in danger, yet he gets killed very easily by Kreiger. Not the best guy to use for a sensitive mole hunt operation I'd argue.
And what about Kittridge's plan for rooting out the mole. Sure, his 2nd team is only really observing Phelps' team to see what goes down. But say Hunt does a runner and doesn't come in because he actually is the mole. All it's achieved is the heist of an ok worthless fake noc list, but lead to the deaths of what he thinks are 5 good agents, 1 operative(Golitsyn) dead the fleeing of 1 bad one. Not the most effective mole hunt was it?
Plus, didn't he start to get suspicious when they never found Phelps or Claire's bodies? Claire was supposed to be in the car, but they must have only found Hannah's body and they must have dredged the river, but again, they wouldn't have found Phelps. Wouldn't that seem a little strange and made them think those 2 might be alive and in on it too?
I think Jim has thought of this very thoroughly.
He knew that there's a spy within the spy that secretly monitoring the operation.
He knew that Golitsyn is also a CIA undercover agent that served to recover a certain confidential CIA file.
And since this is his team, he knew how his members will behave when unpredictable obstacle surface.
But what he didn't know is that the "Confidential CIA File" that Golitsyn's supposed to be recovered turned out to be a trap bait by Kittridge to lure the mole, and since his original plan is to scapegoat Ethan, his plans were 50/50 fail and succeeded.
My guess is Kreiger wasn't originally part of the plan. I have a hunch that Keiger was working for Phelps, which leads me to believe that Phelps didn't know the NOC list was fake. Sarah just so happened go come across Kreiger and needed to cover his tracks.
8:02 half-face
OOF, brutal! Lol
play it at .25 speed, lmao
@@CH0MSKYH0NK But sorry, it says on the internet that Jack was electrocuted. But it doesn't seem to me. Isn't it that the iron pole has even stabbed him up to...?
@@giosy0072 yea, you're seeing it right. The Internet is written by people, people who are not infallible. looks like whoever wrote that article got it wrong
8:00 stay gold Two Bit
As a kid I don't know who that actor was as a technician but today early on I saw this movie from the very start ,I felt so bad becuz now I'm big fan of Emilio Estevez & it's embarrassing 😔
i bet the secret service community love these movies
It's Two Bit and Steve Randall all grown up
Me gustan lod cortos de buenas peliculas dejan recuerdo gracia
I have the entire original series + all the movie sequels on DVD.
The originals are still my favorite,
But the movies are pretty good too,
Except for the fact that Phelps was portrayed as a traitor at the end of the 1st movie.
Many of us original series fans as well as many of the original cast,
Will never forgive the creators or Tom Cruise for this.
It is simply sacrilegious (grossly irreverent toward a hallowed person) or down right criminal.
More appropriate would have been some sort of homage to Phelps (Peter Graves)
Much like the ending of the great original show 'The Mind of Stefan Miklos.'
Its sad that that such a terrible ending overshadows the entire MI movie series.
But I doubt TC is overly concerned as he sits on his pile of millions.
Eh fuck it, it made great movie
@@TorontoWireand great saga
Curse my eyes if that "Marine guard" isn't Private Frost from Aliens! A Colonial Marine guard!
Turd Rocket this one is actually the ancestor of the one in the alien movie. The universes are connected you know.
86' to 96' ,your eyes are in danger
This is a like a death out of final destination, it’s ludicrous.
Members of the team actually got killed back then. Now since Rogue Nation, we know none of the main characters are going to die, so it lessens the sense of jeopardy.
if you knew
Well dead reckoning just proved you wrong
@@Arthur-zv8hh SPOILER !!!
About that...
The first one was one of the best ones. Mission Impossible 2 went way off course. I didn't like the plot that involved a love triangle and the writers reusing the scenario where an agent becomes rogue, it just made it felt more of a 007 esque film then a Mission Impossible film. Mission Impossible 3 was a little better because it brought back some of the source elements that the first movie had. I was just dissapointed with final fight with Owen Davian at the end, I think they half-assed that part.
They knew we were coming
Poor Emilio Estevez. He goes from making out with a hot girl in Breakfast Club and coaching a bunch of misfits in the Mighty Ducks to getting impaled in an elevator shaft fifteen minutes into a spy movie..
Firion316 Emilio, who is Tom Cruise’s BFF goes out in 15 min but Ving Rhames and Simon Pegg get 6 and 4 movies respective haha.
baronvg in the end Jack was always Hunts best friend in the end, he's the one who gave him the gum which ultimately saved his ass from being taken in for being framed
But what a way to go!
At least he is a Repo Man
I was like 'EMILIOOOOO'
8:01 PG-13 ladies and gentlemen 🤣
This is the most like the show these movies got.
I saw this when I was a kid stuff like this still scares me
Just like old days
The camera walking POV is classic DePalma
Man hell of old technology. You can hack and get access right from your phone now.
einc70 really? send me your personal details so we can discuss this matter further
Eu amo os filmes dele....
Show me the Flying V!
Quack quack quack mr ducksworth
... At the time, it was an early age of Window's series. So, an application screen of chat room or mailing service may not look so neat.
Wait I remember this part. 1. First Jim took out Jack at the Elevator. 2. He fake his death on the bridge with a blood bag. 3. He had backup which is Krieger to take out Golitsyn and Sarah at the fence. 4. How did he do Hannah? No, Claire couldn't done Hannah She was already out of the car when the mission was aborted, Ok, now I get it, Jim took out Hannah after getting out of the river faking his own death Blowing Hannah up in the car.
Your mission should you accept to take it,.......... however should any of your team get caught or killed, the secretary will not ............. what a mission!!!!!!
Why didn't you duck jack?
Jack? JACK?
8:02 oh my God they killed Emilio Estevez
ok but why are the elevators spikes of death a thing? why would they exist?
man down Ethan..
Sammy sam thanks to Phelps it was he who rigged elevator to kill him also he tricked Ethan into thinking he was shot and killed plus rigged car bomb to kill Hannah also made Jean Reno's character kill Alexander then Sarah
I feel like a lot of Hitman 2: Silent Assassin was inspired by this movie.
Man this movie was so more classier than the dumb action sequels
originals from the 60s 👍🏻
First team mission fail...so sad ending
I need to know what is that "classical music" in the beginning of the scene...Anyone knows ? Please, tell me! Thanks!
Ah, 3.5 inch floppy disks.
No more urban legends, eh
Emilio!!!!!
Emilio’s death was very dumb. He could’ve ducked and he would’ve lived. They didn’t need to kill off Emilio. Sittin there on top of the lift fiddling with wires when he may needed to lay down. Smart spy. And what kind of elevator has spikes sticking out above the elevator like that?
Phelps later in the film was revealed to have killed Jack by rigging elevator to kill him plus he faked being shot by shooting into air and grabbing an blood soaked cloth to simulate him being shot also he made Franz kill Alexander and then Sarah hence the knife that was shown in the cia part also rigged car bomb to kill Hannah as well
Sweet I guess the people who haven't seen the film can go fuck themselves
if they haven't seen the film 24 years after its release and still whine about spoiler then they can indeed go fuck themselves
mikecantreed it's been 22 years. It's hardly a spoiler anymore
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Nice
Emilio Estevez is uncredited for this movie like wtf?
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Maybe I'm wrong but they have referred to him as a senator and a governor.... Who knows maybe he ran for president and lost
When Jack says the governor is in place, he means the device that is controlling the elevator. Unless I missed him being called governor elsewhere in the clip.
Wait, did they film the Avengers here? When Loki appeared at the dinner party to get the guy eyeball.
no but it looks similar
That was Stuttgart...
Gotta learn to duck or something...
7:46 Liar… 😡👉
It’s between the 3rd or 4th best Mission Impossible
S yeah, I rewatched it recently and now it’s my favorite one of them all. The tension is unreal
@@ethanevans2689 Fallout was still better in general, though.
This one is the best, in my honest opinion. This one was actually a spy/action/thriller/mystery film...the rest just feel like action movies.
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the first mission was impossible wtf
Did jack died?
I enjoy the MI films.........but i think they should of given the franchise a different name, as in the first film, the writers set a precedent when they made a colossal error of judgement making Jim Phelps the villain......its a bit like making James Bond a bad guy, in a Bond movie.!
scrmepal its like make Etan M. Hunt villain in the next movie, or make Gandalf envoy of Sauron...
But this good for this film, and they shouldnt changing this. This is brave plot twist, and franchise now cant do plot twists like this, the good guys always won, Ethan and his team cant die, and traitors enter in the team for their disclosure only. And of course, they do their job in the last split seconds, and do this success. There the cunning plans? This is good plot twist (but thery bad, like all bad and unhappy ends) and it for serial fans only (but of course, nobody liked it, and... it is justified)
If its easier for you - think about Mission Impossible multiverce, and good Jim (with bad Ethan), and bad Jim (with good Ethan) is in different verces.
This is good moment, Brian De Palma managed to convey a sense of the abomination of betrayal.
Not only spectator trust to Jim, Ethan trust to Jim, the whole IMF trust to Jim and he betray everybody. And the director of the movie contrive transfer this feelings of Ethan to spectator. The sence, understand? Not only good idea, not only nice visual, not only stunts, but feeling of betrayal of old good friend, who we've known for a long time..
That ain’t Mission Impossible. That’s Tom Cruise telling everyone, “Look at me,” all the time.
And everyone wants to, so stop being jelly. :)
Well then, look somewhere else
@@Kronos0999 He's not "being jelly." He's pointing out how this movie misses the core of Mission: Impossible. The original TV show was a team effort to trick the bad guys into doing what the agents want them to do, while in the movies, Tom Cruise is the center of attention everywhere he goes. As Martin Landau, who played Rollin Hand on the show, said, "When they were working on an early incarnation of the first one - not the script they ultimately did - they wanted the entire team to be destroyed, done away with one at a time, and I was against that. It was basically an action-adventure movie and not Mission. Mission was a mind game. The ideal mission was getting in and getting out without anyone ever knowing we were there. So the whole texture changed. Why volunteer to essentially have our characters commit suicide? I passed on it ... The script wasn't that good either!" And not everyone wants everyone to look at them, so don't generalize.
@@imfsresidentotaku9699 "Don't generalize"
No, I will, snowflake. That's how the world works.
And if *you* don't wanna watch it, go away. Nobody cares what a random actor thinks, but what makes the producers millions.
Just like Avengers. Trash premise, makes billions.
EDIT: Weeb
I do like this movie. I give this a 6/10. But this isn’t my favorite MI movie. My favorite is Fallout.
Nathan Slay the whole series matured and found a consistent formula that now hold it all together. The first one had the best writers and a legendary director but they stayed too close to the feel of the tv series. Subsequent scripts began an expansion of the core concepts, the dangerous seeming stunts Tom does, the plot twists that spiral out of control, the development of better villains with greater ambitions. I’m fascinated where the next two will take them. What stunts haven’t they thought up to do?
What's the name of the man who says "cut the power Jack"? By the way I love this movie
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Excuse me, is that a 3.5" disk? Wow this movie is showing it's age.
We'll be saying that when we rewatch our generations films 20 years from now when we see a movie with a samsung galaxy in it.
But not a floppy disk!
its a 230mb MO disk
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IM was good until they killed everytone. THAT made it a Tom C movie and NOT Mission Impossible. And Phelps would NEVER do 'that'.
What? Are you stupid? That was the whole plot. Jim killing all of his team.
Kronos yeah! All of the characters were bland anyway!
I agree.Phelps would never be swayed by greed or anything else to betray his team or country.That what turned me off the 1st Mission Impossible movie
@@Kronos0999 - In the original TV series, Phelps was amongst the good guys. I can understand why she disliked the movie.
@@rogerkincaid931 It's based off a book though.
I think the scene wasn't in Prag, unfortunately. Where is the plot of this part?
This was to find the mole in the CIA who wanted to sell the NOC list.
Payback for young guns
*DON'T COPY THAT FLOPPY*
Krishna visakhapatnam
This 1st " MI ' was, despite solid direction / screenplay, totally predictable. I figured this out wayyyyyy too fast. -----------WolfSky9
lol a floppy disk
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