What Happened To The Unmade Mission Impossible Sequels?
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- čas přidán 13. 08. 2023
- The Mission: Impossible franchise has always been considered a director's showcase, with Brian De Palma, John Woo, J.J. Abrams, Brad Bird and Christopher McQuarrie all putting their stamp on the Tom Cruise dominated franchise. But, Oliver Stone, David Fincher and Joe Carnahan all came close to making their own Mission: Impossible movies. The Joe Carnahan version even had a full cast that included Kenneth Branagh, Scarlett Johansson, Carrie-Anne Moss and more. What Happened to these Unmade Mission Impossible Sequels? We'll tell you all about them in this episode of WTF Happened to this Unmade Movie!
Written by Cody Hamman
Narrated by Bronwyn Kelly-Seigh
Edited by Kier Gomes
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Which Unmade Mission Impossible Movie would have been the best? Let us know in the comments!
fincher's with Stallone as a villain sounds dope af...
Edgar Wright's Just imagine the editing! Get him back.
A shame we'll never see that David Fincher one with Stallone as a bad guy.
The pairing of McQ and Cruise has led to the series improving with each successive film. The sky is the limit with these two.
Great missed opportunity in the intro to “dig up information on all the missions Ethan Hunt chose not to accept.”
Frank Darabont is one of the most underrated filmmakers of all time, so I would have loved to see his version... even thought Mission Impossible Part 3 is my personal favorite
Excellent video! I especially love Bronwyn's narration and that outro.
I actually never heard Cruise considered Wong Kar-Wai for MI:2. Man, Cruise is so ahead of everyone when it comes to picking directors to work with.
WKW was well established by then.
@davidjames579 Yes, I realize that, but he wasn't established in the way I would think an actor-producer would have had their eye on him at the time as a name that would bring in an American action film audience. If you asked Joe Action movie fan who Wong Kar-Wai is in 1999-2000 then you would have gotten a blank stare. Even many casual Chinese movie goers still think of WKW's films as impenetrable and pretentious, so the thought is not the obvious one, which is what my original comment is about. John Woo WAS somewhat of a household name, even for casual action fans back then. He would have been the first consideration for most producers as a no-brainer if overseas filmmakers were being considered. For Wong, Chungking had already been a sleeper international hit, but the impact wasn't anything like the '2001 A Space Odyssey for romantic dramas' that In the Mood for Love had AFTER Cruise would have been considering this move. Chungking's impact was more of like 'WKW is the Jean Luc-Godard for the MTV generation'. I maintain it's pretty cool TC had his eye on WKW at that time. He's always been smart about the directors he works with and that was a forward thinking consideration for the time. It could have been an inspired choice and shows how much Cruise understands filmmaking from the gut.
@@chungkingexpress94 He didn't need to hire a name director for the audience as the draw was himself and the brand. Anyone who casually read film magazines then would know who WKW was, so Cruise certainly would. In fact he was a cool name of the time, so Cruise would want him for that cachet, just as he backed Alejandro Amenabar's The Others after liking his Open Your Eyes enough to remake it as Vanilla Sky.
McQuarrie has given us the best direction in the franchise.
Nah, Brian DePalma crushed it in MI:1.
I thing every director was amazing, but McQuarrie got the tone to a level, were it became truly unique.
@@wittyscreenname335 Maybe look at Woo's non American work
8:48 Am I missing something here? Moss and Johansons involvement aren’t introduced in the slightest until this point? I didn’t even realize you guys were talking about Carrie Anne Moss and Scarlett Johanson until you mentioned Abrams letting them go?
They were mentioned previously. Training, Ghana location, etc.
@@MsTriangle It jumps into mentioning their surname only at the training stage. It relies on you reading the description, which is a bit sloppy. Or the video's been edited.
Two while not aging well was perfect for its time. Peak of extreme sports, John brought it. That being said I would of loved to see Oliver Stones version.
Highest Grossing Movie of 2000. Made more than Gladiator.
@@davidjames579 I got it on blu ray and DVD. Not hatin just saying.
@@rouvencocker I wasn't saying you were. Just that it was perfect for it's time.
@@davidjames579 💯
I enjoyed the second film for it's extreme stunts and action.
Wow the sheer level of research to create this video!! Great job! These vids are so interesting!
I actually had a chance to read William Goldman's unused 1996 script treatment for MI:2, which was total insane, but real good. I'm not lying on this. Though It was like 64 pages I recall. And Goldman had this story that was under the situation/influence of the oil energy crisis if memory serves right. And he had casts, which the villain he thought of being played by Matthew McConaughey. Other casts included Morgan Freeman, Laurence Olivier, John Gielgud. Ving Rhames returns. Also what is bizarre was Goldman had Stephen Hawking in it.
Wow, if you don't mind me asking, could you add some context to how you were able to read the script? Because that is very interesting.
Were you involved with the film or knew someone who was?
@@nonaborhan7269 I recall having access to William Goldman's archives/papers that had that treatment.
@tdnguyen2000 Ahh, I see. Thank You!
Lawrence Olivier died in 1989.
Wow I had no idea. This is a great video! Thank you!!!
Glad you enjoyed it!
let Fincher make his own fantastic movies, these can be done by practically anyone.
Not anyone, not anymore
You're thinking of a marvel movie. These movies actually have people behind them that actually care about making movies
Fincher already got burnt by the third movie in a franchise.
These are 3 really great Alternative versions from Oliver Stone, David Fincher & Joe Carnhan were very interesting concepts. But MacQuarrie has got the MI franchise to the best it has been. It should be noted since Brad Birds Ghost Protocol all the movies have had been certified Fresh, something the Franchise had before, as looking on RT the First movie 🍿 is only 66% fresh whilst 2 & 3 are rotten at 57%. Also they made the interesting idea of dropping the numbers from the title.
Shut up
I would've loved to see David Fincher direct a mission impossible movie?
Jamie Foxx started on In Living Color
Will Farrel started out on SNL
90% HAS TO BE ADLIBED
How the 'Bourne Identity' franchise got a Universal Studios stunt-show, this one hasn't, I'll never understand. =)
Bourne Identity is a Universal movie, MI is Paramount.
@@davidjames579 I didn't say it was. It wouldn't be the first time; the biggest draw at Universal currently is Harry Potter, and that's technically Warner Bros. ; ) But I get your point.
QT?
Starts almost dead!
Now backs up "fighting to the death...!"
Oh. My. God. What I would pay/do to be able to see "Tom Cruise had been binge-watching the spy TV Series Alias"😂😂😂
MI 2 ruled as a kid. My cousin and I watched it almost every time I came over to stay. I watched it a couple weeks in a MI movie binge...it does indeed fkin suck
How about David Fincher directing a McQ script?
Occupational hazard. Some missions are literally impossible.
11:06 - which MI is the scene from..or is it a clip from an unmade sequel?🤔
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So basically part of the ai story went to dead reckoning storyline
Without being set in a VR world or a character's subconscious.
MI 2 is still my favorite. Woo all the way baby.
Plus, that Limp Bizkit version of the theme. Early 2000's awesomeness!
Um.. No 😐
Yeah M:I 2 is the only mission impossible movie I like love the john woo movies.
IMO it was terrible. John Woo's emotive and romantic style suits the Heroic Bloodshed subgenre, which is like modern wuxia but with criminals and guns instead of martial artists and swords. But Tom Cruise doing action espionage stuff is silly and OTT, so the dramatic moments seem pretentious and Impossible to take seriously
@@imcallingjapan2178 mission impossible 2 is classic the rest are boring to me.
MI 3 had a disappointing ending.
We have all lsix and will get seven when it's released. Diehard MI fans (me even back to the original I wastched as a kid).
There was unmade ones?
Love Depalma
Those unmades are better than this MI dead reckoning that had killed off and turned Ilsa Faust into a corpse
I'd give two fingers for a Fincher Mission Impossible...
Of Whiskey. How much is that?
I'd argue Cruise was looking for a malleable director. Not only do they share a floor of a building in Clearwater, Florida but that building is secure AF seeing as it's owned by Scientology... you see where I'm going here?
Cruise strikes me as somewhat of a control freak & what's better than working with someone who under their "religion" is not allowed to disagree with you. Just a theory...
TOM CRUISE Is the Man!!! 👊✊😎👍👌😎🍁
The International Monetary Fund?
David Lynch
He turned down Return Of The Jedi, so I don't really see him directing an IP.
I still would love to see Fincher's version someday. Unpopular opinion, M: I-3 is the worse in the series. Lol!
Worst than MI2?
@@makatron I did say it's the worse one in the series, right? So, again M: I-3 is the worse one in the series, to me.
Same here
@@Bluboy30 Worse than 1,2,4,5,6 and 7?
@@davidjames579 Did I stutter or something?
How many bad movies get made? How many good movies don't?
I didn't care too much for MI 3.
Cruise has a rule female costar cant be prettier or more famous than him
Now I'm trying to imagine Wong Kar-Wai's MI:2, or what a cross between Bill Gates and Ted Kaczynski could possibly imply, other than a political centrist with a high IQ.
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Maybe Nick Cage or Steven Segal since this is a clown collage after all..Maybe bozo the clown?
You are a 🤡