Misión: Imposible 6... lo confirma Cruise

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Mission: Impossible – Fallout” with star Tom Cruise and filmmaker Christopher McQuarrie finally revealing and explaining the film’s big stunt piece involving Cruise – a uniquely filmed HALO jump.

Explained in great detail via animatics and rough takes, the sequence took a year to figure out. The action sees Cruise’s Ethan Hunt and CIA agent August Walker (Henry Cavill) skydive from a high 35,000 feet altitude at sunset, jumping into a lightning storm above Paris.

Mid-jump, they are struck by lightning and Hunt must catch Walker, who is now unconscious, and resuscitate him mid-air. Cruise reportedly did 106 jumps out of a plane in order to get three usable takes which will be merged together to look like one. The lightning will be added digitally, but otherwise the whole sequence was done for real.
 
Póster y nuevo tráiler este miércoles...

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En la peli no salen algunos de los mejores momentos del trailer...

The film’s first trailer includes two key moments which are NOT in the final film – one where Cruise’s Ethan Hunt is hanging from a cable in the Grand Palais which snaps and sends him swinging. The other is the famed ‘money shot’ of the first trailer in which Ethan in a helicopter is racing straight towards an oncoming truck. Here’s captures from the trailer of both:

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Speaking with Digital Spy, McQuarrie puts the excisions of both scenes down to the fact that the film actually has ‘too much action’ but offers hope that the home video release will include that:

“We put together this big, giant film and we were testing the movie, we tested it four times before we finally finished it, and there was just so much action in the movie. We had to choose what was going to stay and what will go.

I didn’t do an extended cut. The movie you see is the director’s cut, I really believe that whatever you see in theatres is what the process delivered. But there were some moments that we worked so hard on and they were so beautiful, we put together a little gift basket for people on the DVD.”
 
No sé... hay muy buen material , buenas peleas, persecuciones por París, las escenas de acción, etc...todo con calidad, fisicidad, etc...
pero quizás falla un poco el ritmo, o el montaje alargando mucho alguna escena, y metiendo otras muchas de relleno queriendo sofisticar la trama ...como si importara visto el argumento archimanido que han escogido.

Pues eso, se echa en falta un argumento algo más original y una dirección un poco menos impersonal y anodina pero un Cruise madurote que sigue en forma y rebosando carisma termina por hacer que compense verla.

Saludos
 
tiene una primera hora pse, una segunda guay y una ultima media hora buah-uff... Y le falta empezar con un BANG y acabar con... algo mas.

es bastante megamix de la saga (Max!!), aunque a ratos esto huele ya a SPECTRE y no-se-yo... Mucha accion y poca chachi-mision de grupo

le sobra trama excesivamente serpenteante (te pierdes, aunque lo basico se sigue y si no te lo van autoexplicando). Y si, se notan cortes, porque personajes desaparecen (el hermano de la rubita), y luego hay elipsis a saco

me gusta la foto de look mas modernillo (de paso, meten a Cruise a contraluz cuanto mas mejor), la musica de Balfe es mas soportable de lo que me temia, y, en general, es un blockbuster veraniego "fisico" disfrutable

pero DePalma y Bird siguen siendo TOP
 
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