Mission: Impossible - Fallout (DVD) [2018]

I loved the original Mission Impossible TV series as a teen, and have grown to like how it has been transformed for the movies. Aside from the original Tom Cruise Mission Impossible movie, most of the sequels were a bit disappointing for various reasons. But this latest sequel does its best to recapture the feel of the original Mission Impossible TV show while retaining the unique characters and personalities of the modern movie. It is nice to see the little tape recording describing the mission before destroying itself and listening to the old theme song. And the frequent masks used to impersonate others is a throwback to the old TV series, too. Where Tom Cruise and company have taken this Mission Impossible movie is into the realm of almost non-stop action. The story is pretty basic and overused: the bad guys have stolen nuclear material and plan to blow up parts of the world. The good guys have to find the stolen nukes and disarm them before this can happen. It weaves bits of the previous Mission Impossible movies into the story line which will be completely lost on anyone who either hasn't seen the prior movies or forgot them. There are several twists and turns in the story, especially early on. But this movie was not made for the story. It was made for the action, and there is lots of it. The James Bond franchise has been built by putting bigger and more elaborate stunts in each movie. Tom Cruise has taken this concept and put it on steroids for Mission Impossible: Fallout. Not only are the stunts fantastic to watch, but you feel the tension, and you see Tom Cruise actually performing his own stunts, even the ones any other movie franchise would relegate to stunt doubles and/or CGI. Cruise truly deserves an Academy Award for his stunt work. The movie is far from perfect. The story is a bit difficult to follow in parts, especially if you don't remember details from the prior movies. You have to completely suspend belief in reality for some of the stunts as Cruise drives a motorcycle into a car, falls from over 2 story heights, and crashes in a helicopter with seemingly none or little injury. The length of the movie is too long, almost 2-1/2 hours, and even though the action is thrilling, by the end of the movie you're wishing it will come to an end soon. Overall, Mission Impossible: Fallout is a great sequel in the series, a lot of fun to watch, and a great popcorn movie to spend an afternoon or evening watching. Buy this blu-ray disc, though, because the extras showing Cruise preparing for and performing the stunts in the movie are equally interesting and fun to watch. Tom Cruise is getting older, and it won't be long before he will be physically unable to perform the physical stunts he has done up to now. He is an actor truly committed to the task of creating a fantastic movie experience, and we will likely never see anyone else come close to the stunt work he has performed as an actor to enhance the realism.

If you're a fan of the Mission: Impossible franchise, you won't want to miss the latest installment, Fallout. Tom Cruise returns as Ethan Hunt, the fearless and daring agent who is once again tasked with saving the world from impending doom. This time, he must stop a group of terrorists who have acquired three plutonium cores and plan to use them to create a devastating attack. Fallout is a non-stop thrill ride that will keep you on the edge of your seat. The action sequences are some of the most impressive I've ever seen in a movie, with jaw-dropping stunts and heart-pumping chases. The helicopter chase scene through the mountains is particularly breathtaking and will leave you in awe of the skill and bravery of the filmmakers. The supporting cast is also exceptional, with standout performances from Henry Cavill as August Walker, a ruthless CIA agent, and Rebecca Ferguson as Ilsa Faust, a skilled and cunning agent who proves to be a valuable ally to Ethan. Simon Pegg and Ving Rhames return as Benji and Luther, respectively, providing some much-needed comic relief and support to Ethan. But what really sets Fallout apart is its expertly crafted plot. The twists and turns are expertly executed, keeping you guessing until the very end. The script is smart and engaging, and the dialogue is sharp and witty. There's never a dull moment in this movie, and it's impossible not to be swept up in the excitement and suspense of the story. The Blu-ray edition of Fallout features stunning visuals and crisp sound, making for an immersive viewing experience that will make you feel like you're right in the middle of the action. It's a must-see film for action and adventure enthusiasts, and a testament to the enduring appeal of the Mission: Impossible franchise. So, if you're looking for a movie that will keep you on the edge of your seat from start to finish, Mission: Impossible - Fallout is the perfect choice.

Classic!

I really like Ghost Protocol and Rogue Nation, and IMO, Fallout isn't as good as either one. It has less humor and less overall action (unless you're into extended car/motorcycle chases). I also didn't feel as connected to any of the characters as I did in those two. That said, this is a good movie. It has good action and a good plot, and the Atmos soundtrack does not disappoint. I do like this much better than the first three movies (I really liked the first one when I saw it in college, but I never really liked the other two). It's a good movie, but maybe a rental versus a purchase. I bought it on 4K, and while I don't really regret it, I'm not sure that I'll watch it much.

This is Cruise doing his thing at the top of his game! This movie is amazing from script, to location scenes, to acting and of course to STUNTS! This is like drinking high octane and loving it! I love this franchise minus the second John Woo one; that one is too poetic and dramatized. But from the third one on, they just get better and better and better. The character started getting more developed and more comfortable in their skin. Bottom line: Ethan Hunt is our James Bond. And he is Awesome. Choose this mission! This one came with a slipcover, BluRay, DVD and Digital code. It also came with a cool Collectible Book (Stunts: Raising the Bar). Special Features: Blu Ray: Commentary by Cruise and Mc Quarrie (director), Isolated Score Disk 2: THe Making of Mission Impossible Fallout-stunts and breakthrough locations, deleted scenes montage with dir commentary, foot chase musical breakdown, storyborad BluRay: 1080p HD, English Dolby Atmos, French//Spanish/Portuguese 5.1 Dolby Digital, English Audio Description, Subtitles: English, English SDH French Spanish, Portuguese DVD: Widescreen Version Enhanced for 16:9 TVs, English and French and Spanish 5.1 Dolby Digital , English Audio Description, Subtitles: English, French, Spanish and closed captioned 147 mins, PG-13, 2018, Technicolor,

Yes, he loves the adrenaline rush. And he's not to bad at acting while under the stress. The plot is above average for this series but not the greatest. Some of the flow is contrived but it is a fun movie if you don;t get wrapped up into its logic and common sense. The videography is great as is the acting although if you're looking for something that would move you spiritually this is not the film for you. It has its moments of perfection and its moments of boredom but overall the production and execution is worth the price of admission [or the cost of the disk]. We will definitely add this to our "must watch again" list as do other classics of this style. If you are looking for mindless entertainment with great video/audio/SPFX, this is the one to get.

My wife and I pulled this out while in bumper-to-bumper traffic in the Istanbul parking lot and had a great ride watching this movie. What could be improved? ZERO. NOTHING! WHAT EXCEPTIONAL HIGH-QUALITY FASCINATING Product. After it was over, I just thought to myself. THANK YOU. Just thank you to the entire team involved. BRAVO. Thank you for your gifts. How often does this level of advanced movie creation come out? Rarely.

AWESOME!!!!! There are 3 discs; Blu-ray + DVD + Special features disc. The last 2 are stacked one on top of the other. Which caused me to wrongfully think there was no DVD copy.

With the mouthful that is Mission: Impossible - Dead Reckoning - Part One out. Here is a rundown of the previous big screen installments, that are based on the brilliant sci-fi espionage show of the 60s. Mission: Impossible. The one where if actual did watch the 60s TV show, you would know that Jim Phelps would never behave in the way he did here. Brian DePalmer's Direction is solid and this is a really enjoyable first movie to this ongoing franchise. It does have an extremely unbelievable 3rd act, as a helicopter follows a train into tunnel, but as we will discover these films will continue attempt to make the Impossible seem possible...its in the title after all. Mission: Impossible 2. The one where Ethan Hunt, played by Tom Cruise, grows his hair, fights alot in slow motion and falls in love with a criminal. Meanwhile some terrorists want to do something bad with a virus. MI2 is the most stylistically different of the franchise and it is probably not as bad as you remember. John Woo's Direction is slick in a 90s pop video kinda way. Mission: Impossible 3. The where the series falls into its formulaic stride. Ethan Hunt, once again with short hair but missing his love interest from film 2, has stopped working in the field and has gained a fiance and the form of Julia Meade, played by Michelle Monaghan. He is forced to return to active duty, gets his team together, blah! blah! blah! something about a ruthless arms dealer. J. J. Abrams directs and humour is sprinkled throughout for flavour. This is now the template for the following movies. Mission: Impossible - Ghost Protocol. Ok, it's all getting a bit samey now, but don't be put off. Ethan *I think we're on first name terms now* with hair longer than in films 1 and 3, but not as long as 2, is in prison. He is helped to escape by Benj, played by Simon Pegg, who is now the new comedy field agent. The IMF team have to save the world from some nuclear shenanigans. But they have all been wrongfully blamed for the bombing of the Kremlin, making the job very difficult if not impossible. Mission: Impossible - Rogue Nation. Some of the team return, some don't, with some new faces added whom may or may not be trustworthy. There must be some serious trust issues in the IMF team by now! Anyhoo! Sean Harris plays the deliciously creepy Solomon Lane the head of SPECTOR, sorry I meant the Syndicate. Lane has dropped out of MI6 to do some sort of Thanos thing. The good thing is that no matter how silly these movies get, they do seem to improve as the series progresses. Mission: Impossible - Fallout. Some uranium cores go missing in a typical IMF bungle, but mostly because of Ethan Hunt's kind heart. So the team have to retreave them. Solomon Lane returns as creepy as ever, but this time Ethan must exchange Lane for the uranium or something like that anyway? At this point the action is so fast and furious *pun intend* that you are on the edge of you seat by the end. Superman pops up sporting a moustache for some reason? Mission: Impossible - Dead Reckoning - Part One....light the fuse....

I am a Tom Cruise fan and I like to watch his performance in his movies, knowing its a lot of action which I find entertaining. Obviously some of it cannot be done by real people but you keep that premise suppressed at the back of your mind, and just enjoy the movie for entertainment sake. Its fantasy, an escape from reality for a couple of hours, and for me that works. The sound, colour, music, scenery, locations, characters all work for me. The Amazon price was suitable for me and the blue ray discs arrived sooner than expected, in good quality.

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Excelente

Mission: Impossible - Fallout (Blu-ray) Absolutely the best Mission: Impossible installment. I am a great fan of the whole Mission: Impossible series, but I can say that this one beats all the previous movies. Amazing cast, including old IMF team: Tom Cruise as Ethan Hawk, Simon Pegg as Benji Dunn and Ving Rhames as Luther Stickell, as well as Henry Cavill as August Walker, Sean Harris as Solomon Lane, Alec Baldwin as Alan Hunley, Rebecca Ferguson as Elsa Faust and Vanessa Kirby as The White Widow. Screenplay is very good, special effects are stunning, sound effects as well as music are great. Even the car pursuit scenes are memorable (BMW e28!) and everything is spiced with a bit of humour typical for MI series (especially Hawk & Walker or IMF team scenes). Highly recommended to buy a Blu-ray version due to the clear picture, superior sound and to watch with a good sound speakers setup to have a proper feel of this movie (by a proper feel, I mean the depth of sound, especially low tones with just a moderate overall volume being enough). Simply, one of the best action/adventure movies of last decade. If my recommendation is not sufficient, it should be enough to say that Mission: Impossible - Fallout received numerous award nominations and won several awards, including a prestigious Saturn award for the best action/adventure movie. Great product!