My wife watches Mission: Impossible - FALLOUT for the FIRST time || Movie Reaction
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- My wife is watching Mission Impossible Fallout for the first time!
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Can't believe it's been 5 years since this movie was released. I remember like it was yesterday when everyone was talking about this movie.
Saw it twice in IMAX awesome series
The freakin arm reloads of Henry Cavill.
WOW that’s insane
Jeremy wasn't in this one cause he was busy doing Endgame I believe.
Also, if you didn't realize already, the White Widow character is the daughter of Max the female villain from the first MI movie.
FUN FACT: At 26:27, that's the stunt where Tom broke his ankle/leg. If you watch the trailer or the menu sequence, you can see that shot from a different angle and see the break.
Yeah, Renner was filming Infinity War and Endgame during production of this movie. And yes, while he wasn’t actually in previous movie, the scene in Endgame where Clint’s family is dusted was originally meant to be the ending of the Infinity War.
I literally was coming to comment I only noticed the Max/Paradox line because I watched all these reactions back 2 back. I didn't get that she was her daughter though thanks for that!
Considering how Jen likes both Henry Cavill and spy movies, Man From Uncle seems like a prefect pick if she hasn't seen it already.
I’d think they’d wanna watch a good movie though too. Oh wait, they liked blade 3. Disregard this comment
@@dariusthegr8one81 I liked it well enough. Think it was 7.2 on IMDB? So plenty of others did too. :)
Man from Uncle is excellent. It’s why I think Cavill would make a great Bond.
Man From U.N.C.L.E is great. Would love to see them react to it.
@@dariusthegr8one81 but it is a good movie tho
As Jen was saying "They would never let Tom do this"
Yeah during like shooting MI 4 or 5
Producers didn't let Tom do some stunt so he fired them and became producer himself, that's why he can do whatever he wants to :D
26:27 Fun fact: Tom actually broke his toe when he kicked the orcs helmet.
The scene where Tom jumps from one rooftop to another and lands short and hits the wall shows how committed he is. He broke his foot on that stunt but continues the scene lifting himself up and running past the camera. Just crazy dedication in my opinion.
The reason Solomon is breathing so fast and deep when going into the water is so that he fills his body with as much oxygen as possible. Rly cool detail!
most people know this, you get sim ed in 3rd grade and up
Holden criticizing Jen’s driving is just straight up comedy 🤣
My favorite part of the video!😂
As a side note, Tom was harnessed in but had to actually fall 40 feet from the helicopter to the bag below without slowing the descent
When it was released, it quickly became regarded as one of the greatest action movies of all time. There's just so many great scenes, where you literally forget about a few of them. That bathroom fight scene is one of my favorites ever. No music, straight fists.
Really enjoyed your reaction to this series. Funny that she just learned this is based on a TV series from the 60s. Jon Voight's character, Jim Phelps, was the main character of the TV series, which is part of what made the twist in the first movie so good.
This is the best one of the MI movies, so far. This one was done SO superbly. I can't wait for the new one/two.
Tom Cruise did do the halo jump and did those maneuvers. Henry Cavill wanted to do the jump as well, but he didn’t have the sky-diving hours to do so. Cavill stopped trying to convince everyone to let him do it after Tom Cruise sat him down and told him that if they let him jump without the proper experience, somebody was likely going to die in the stunt.
@HoldenHardman
Pls dude stop holding your wife hostage with lame movies like STar wars and Captain america and x men or iron man...
“Stop It, Get Some Help”
-- Michael Jordan
Instead have her react to COOL movies like
SIN CITY 2005
WATCHMEN 2009
THE GILR WITH THE DRAGON TATTOO 2011
LAW ABIDING CITIZEN 2009
@@tanelviil9149the films you recommended are definitely not “cool”. I’d like them to stick to Star Wars and Marvel.
@SeanTube2099 they're good movies...
@@SeanTube2099 Dude SIN CITY alone is more badass movie than all marvel movies together + John wick .
You are too dumb to be a badass just watch children's nonsense like iron man lol.
For the whole franchise, I'm pretty sure the scenes where Cruise is climbing up a cliff or the side of buildings, hanging off the side of an airplane taking off and climbing a rope up to the helicopter, etc. are done with wires they can edit out or make invisible. It's still him doing the stunt, but he has protection in the form of invisible wires. They wouldn't let him risk his life THAT much.
Y'all are awesome for filming all this ahead of time, thank you! Hope the whole family is doing well and everything with baby Goku's birth goes smoothly!
It's going to be baby Steve Rodgers Holdman.
I'm a fan of Gohan Optimus Hardman😎
You mean Bi-Gong Jim?
Steveku parker
Edit STEVEN GOKU PARKER
Cale Starwind Holdmam not bad either.
This is my favorite of the series. Hopefully you and Jen love it too!
Lorne Balfe’s score was breathtaking in this!
In this film, when Ethan is jumping between the rooftops, on one of the jumps he ended up breaking his foot for 3 months due to performing the jump himself
Another great video you two. Yes, Tom Cruise learned how to fly a helicopter and is licensed. He wanted to fly the F18 in Maverick, but couldn't get the Navy to allow it. He also has his pilots license for planes and the P51 in the movie is actually his and he flew it in the movie.
Henry Cavill's bicep reload was so powerful he grows a beard 👀
This is not only the best MI films but probably one of the best action films of last decade
That intro though! Laughing so hard. "I'll allow it!"
The finest MI- incredible sequences like the bathroom fight, HALO jump, etc are truly remarkable
All I can really say is that it’s very impressive to have a movie series literally spanning 2 decades with mostly the same premise without it getting stale or dropping in quality.
Fallout is SO GOOD. My favorite of the franchise.
And yes, he has a license to fly various types of aircraft, skydiving, bikes, boats and scuba diving.
Hope everything goes/went well with the new little Hardman, keep in mind over the next however long that family comes first, we won't be mad if the awesome content isn't as consistent in the future, we only want you guys to be happy and yourselves.
Say want you want about Tom's acting skills but he gives it his all in every performance. He literally does most to all of his stunts without questioning it.
What's wrong with Tom's acting skills? Did you see Collateral? Rain Man? Jerry Maguire? The man is very versatile when he wants to be. But he always delivers. Does he have the emotional range of someone like Mel Gibson? not to my knowledge but he does give it his all
@@LukeLovesRose
I'm not saying I have an issue with his acting. What I'm saying is most people I've talked to do.
I actually like a lot of Tom's early work.
Cocktail is very underrated imo.
@@LukeLovesRose that’s funny, I have always put Mel and Tom in the same group.
They “aren’t” great actors, but they are entertaining in a way that is captivating that goes a but beyond acting skills.
They are just enjoyable to watch. Richard Madden is creeping into that category as well.
@@CurtisDishman Ok. What's a great actor?
@Curtis D
I actually feel the same, he isn't all that versatile he's pretty much "Tom Cruise" in whatever he's in but yes he's entertaining to watch.
Cruise broke his ankle doing the stunt where he jumped from the one building to the other, and finished the shot.
So glad Benji finally got to wear a mask
You two holding hands and just laughing was so lovely. My wife and I have those moments too and I live for them!
The blonde girl, arms dealer, is Max's ( Maxine) daughter (from Mission Impossible 1, that is trying to buy the NOC list from John Voight's character) that is who she is talking about when she is giving the toast as Ethan enters the nightclub meeting. Also they are both British, with blue eyes, and have the similar physical characteristics, and demeanor.
Plus she talks about "paradoxes", something Max loved to bring up in MI:1
It's interesting how Jen doesn't seem to like how shady they make Ilsa. But that's one of my favorite parts of the newer films. I kinda figured early on that Henry Cavill's character was probably bad so I'd rather have the Ilsa thing than that.
Something you probably didn’t notice was when Henry’s character picked up the phone it was cracked and when he handed his boss the phone it was fine, it was the first clue that he was dirty
Watching this film in theaters is an experience I'll never forget...
I can't remember another film that has had the same effect on me as this one did that day. When the final chase was over and I moved to lean back, I realized that I had literally been at the edge of my seat for at least the past half-hour. From the Raid-esque bathroom brawl, to the vehicle chase in Paris, the double crosses, and the final sequence, I was in love with every moment and movement of the film. My rewatches have since only further solidified my firm consensus:
_This is one of the best action movies ever made._
10/10
Glad you both liked it!
Fun fact. Some of the final battle were reshoots and Rebecca was like 6 months pregnant when she filmed her fight scene with Lane
Rebecca Ferguson stole the show in this movie. She is incredible in this one. These movies really put her on the map.
She is a great addition to the series.
@@MrMpa31And now her character....
She is so beautiful and those eyes of her......mmmmm
Dammit Holden! I laughed so hard at the Irish cream joke and Jen's response, I think popped something.
You almost lost me with the War of the Worlds snub, but you won me back with the Irish cream comment 🤣
Like Mission: Impossible III, I couldn't just have this video playing in the background while I work. I had watch along. Fallout is my favorite. Each Mission movie upped the stakes in terms of gravitas of the mission and the level of danger in the stunts performed by Tom Cruise. It's incredible the man is still alive.
Yes, he did the HALO (high-altitude, low open) jump in the beginning while performing with a diving stunt team - he is the first actor to ever do so.
Yes, he did hang from the payload and climb the rope to the bottom of the chopper, fell, then climbed again with a special harness specifically designed to be carried in the underbelly of the chopper. He also flew the chopper during the chase scene and was harnessed in the seat for the flips and crashes shown on a soundstage.
The motorcycle chase was also done by Cruise including the roundabout in Paris... done with practical effects with Cruise actually weaving through that traffic (insane).
The jumping across buildings was done by Cruise and the part where he nearly misses the jump and climbs up from the side is where Cruise broke his foot. The limp shown on film as he runs passed the camera is the take where it broke, but Cruise opted to keep going and continue filming (savage).
I could go on with the free climbing, bathroom fight sequence and car chase, but all it does is add to my respect to Cruise's dedication in wanting to bring that realism to his action sequences.
I can't wait for Dead Reckoning.
The helicopter stunts you can see how they did it on CZcams. Tom did have a harness and even fell once bounce off the load hanging from the helicopter and was dangling there. It is quite a good watch. Helicopter stunt scenes for mission impossible fallout is what I searched with
Ilsa had a goal to kill Lane (because he's been travelling from country to country), so when he escaped her goals alligned with Ethan's. She didn't choose to take Ethan's side. In the end they gave Lane to Britain only, so this storyline is crossed. P.S. Why do you hate Ilsa overall?
For anyone interested, that final fight location between Cavill and Cruise wasn’t actually filmed somewhere in Asia as the movie suggests, it was actually filmed at a famous landmark in Norway known as “Preikestolen” and it’s actually a place you can visit.
The mere fact they moved one of our nicest landmarks out of Norway is pretty much my only complaint about this movie heh, love the movie, loved the reaction!
PS. they’ve been filming a lot of scenes for the MI7 sequel here in Norway the past year (for instance the scene they posted in which he rides a bike off a cliff), so excited to see that in IMAX when it comes out!
Exactly
Dunno if you know but when TC jumped over the building (the one he just makes) he broke his foot in the process and that’s the shot they used. When he pulls himself up you can see he walks off with a limp
To further this even more it was a serve ankle injury doctor's told him there was a good chance he would never run again...he was back on set a month and half later running lol
you guys should watch all the behind the scenes stuff for this movie, tom did a lot of crazy shit to pull off a lot of the stunts for this movie
The biggest and best of the bunch.
Christopher Mcquarrie as director just raising the bar even more than before to a major level.
In IMAX, it was a must see and no way you saw it first in another format.
Henry Cavill as August Walker (wow).
Vanessa Kirby as The White Widow and daughter of a character from M-I:1 (cool).
Baldwin & Bassett as the bosses (hell yeah).
Early 2019; Cruise, Paramount and Skydance annouced back to back sequels of one story as the finale.
Originally, one for 2021 and another for 2022.
M-I:7 part 1 is ready to go and looks ever more incredible.
Part 2 is in pre-production for 2024.
I watched this in the theatre late at night. Was feeling sleepy, i thought it was too long didn't like it that much. Then i actually watched it and i loved it. Best of the series so far
Best MI film yet and Im so curious whether Dead Reckoning will top this. Also loved seeing Henry Caville play a badguy in this and I liked they kept continuity with these to create these inter-connected storylines. Compare these to how the Daniel Craiq 007 films handled their story-telling and continuity and the MI films just did it so much better in my opinion.
I've grown up with Bond, 1st one I saw at the cinema was TSWLM, favourite one is License to Kill, and love the whole franchise BUT MI is definitely superior to it now.
Best? Not with the regurgitated nuclear bomb threat, which was done better in Ghost Protocol
@@alfredthegreat9543 GoldenEye was my first Bond movie. That's hard to beat in my eyes. But Bond movies have definitely met their match with the Mission Impossible franchise
@@LukeLovesRose LtK didn't have a nuclear bomb threat?
Honestly my favourite so far in the franchise and was an insane experience in the theatre. It had everything I love about these movies in one, solid 10/10. Also, Cavill is a beast, would love to see him in more villainous roles.
@jaycee945 - Agree.
Also, especially if you have been working in London. It gives a bit a different vibe at this point.
The palces that Tom run through in London - I've been working next to them for a long time (St Paul's Cathedral for example and more).
It was the same for me with Tomb Rider (the one with Alicia Vikander, not Angelina Jolie). At some point she is running via a small park. Hell, I've been eating lunch there for some time, on one of the benches, again - close to the St. Pauls station this time, St. Martin's Le Grand Street (in the Postman's Park, pretty much have been there every day at some point), as I've been working in the building next to that location (nah, it wasn't Investec bank, which is just the opposite of that, but there is a very nice pub next to it too :)).
Note: I don't work there anymore, but I've spent probably 2 years there as a contractor. All between St.Pauls Station and Bank Station (close to all usuall places: Bank of England, London Stock Exchange, various banks such as Bank of America or even Goldman Sachs office).
Jeremy Renner was busy shooting 'Avengers: End Game', scheduling conflict. The 'Mission: Impossible' tv series ran from 1966 to 73, starred Peter Graves and Leonard Nimoy, was revived in 1988.
Tom was wired in for the under the chopper stunts. All the chopper chase and bomb defusing was filmed in New Zealand down around Lake Wanaka - lots of chases of various types have been filmed down there over the years.
If I remember correctly, being a rated helicopter stunt pilot takes something like 3yrs + normal pilot training. (I pretty sure that's what the Director said in a making of video). Tom crammed it all into 6 weeks or 6 months - something insane like that.
I know we've all seen the trailer for the next film where Tom jumps a bike off a cliff and parachutes to safety - I get a feeling that it's not even the biggest stunt of the film and they're keeping it top secret til the film is released!
Oh my gosh that gave me chills...you're saying they were calling the location they were filming in Kasmir but in reality they were filming around Lake Wanaka which is the same place they reference in MI3 for Ethan and Julia's vacation spot?
@@ColinPooleyes 🤩
I looked it up cause I couldn’t remember the exact name of the Lake but I knew it rhymed with "thrill and Cavill" lol, and the fight scene location I added for the hell of it 🤷🏻♂😅
-The sequence with the helicopters was shot over Lake Quill in the Fiordland National Park of New Zealand.
-The world-famous landmark called Preikestolen or "Pulpit Rock" in Lysefjorden, Norway, was the setting for the final fight scene between Tom and Henry.
I'm right there with you about the cliff jump not being the biggest stunt for part 1 or 2! I believe Christopher Mcquarrie even said (in the cliff jump video) "if you thought this stunt was big, just wait until you see what we have planned for the next one". Something close to that lol. I mean, bigger than the helicopter stunts?, the cliff jumps?, 4min breath hold during underwater stunt? (6min was during training and he wasn’t moving), hanging off the side of a huge cargo plane? Climbing, then running down the tallest building in the world??? If that's the case, then I CAN"T WAIT to see what he's going to do in Dead Reckoning Pt.2 😁😁😁
@@eyezaropin1304 i think he'll go to space
That's a nice detail with Lake Wanaka, Julia mentions it in MI3.
Yes, there was a TV series Mission Impossible that ran from 1966 -1973 Tom Cruise even admitted how much he enjoyed the original series as a kid and wanted to make a movie about the series. The masks. innovative gadgets, close calls and fake environments were top notch for the mid-sixties. Fun Fact the tv series was filmed on the same studio lot ( Desilu Studios) as the Original Star Trek series. Many times, guest actors would appear on both shows. Also Ethan's ex-wife's new husband was also in Ghost Rider as the Devil's son portrayed by actor Wes Bently.
This is the longest MISSION IMPOSSIBLE in the franchise, 147 minutes.
They said that.
Dead reckoning is longer.
Jen losing it over Holden's criticism of her driving is pure comedy gold.
The last fight scene was filmed in Norway! ❤
The tell that Walker was the bad guy was him handing a perfectly pristine phone to Angela Bassetts character as evidence when it clearly shown as badly damaged from the bathroom fight
Considering that moment happens so early in the film, I'd argue that Walker being a bad guy can barely even be considered a twist, it feels like you're meant to suspect him pretty much from the beginning
17:24 one of the best motorcycle riding scenes of all time. 18:25 these are the scenes that make this movie so great. The suspense and tension building is something else.
I absolutely needed that pre-movie banter and jokes 😂 that make this video even better lol
Reaction suggestions: "Edge of Tomorrow" and "Jack Reacher."
So the helicopter sequence where Tom is hanging on the rope, he did it for real. Also there was a moment where he actually ended up losing grip and fell for real, but managed to grab hold of the bags hanging below. The Director actually thought Tom was a goner in that moment. Also yes, Tom wasn't harnessed. The man is insane!
This is the best in the series. Congrats on your baby!
You guys should watch Jack Reacher and Knight And Day, both very underrated Tom Cruise movies.
I remember watching this in theatre and the running scene gave me THE goosebumps, and the action scenes and the twists, are absolutely insane. This could be the peak of this franchise if I'm being honest, but I am more that happy to be proven wrong in Dead Reckoning.
From what I’ve gathered Renner wasn’t in this because by the time production began the screenplay wasn’t finished so actor scheduling became a bit of a mess and Renner was probably filming Endgame at that point.
Yes, Jen, there's a TV show.
Long time watcher, new subscriber. Not sure what took so long honestly. Holden is my spirit animal and jen is just precious. Good luck and congratulations on Baby Time!
Great movie, great review …looking forward to the latest instalment of the Mission Impossible trilogy
The behind the scenes are worth watching for these movies. It really makes you appreciate the effort Tom Cruise puts in to his movies and how much he makes them for the audience.
Christophier McQuarrie, fantastic direction. And Lorne Balfe, take a bow for that menacing theme.
Fun fact Tom Cruise did in fact learn how to fly a helicopter and all the helicopter flying scenes are legit. They talked about it behind the scenes and how crazy it was. Also on the scene where he jumps to the other roof of the building where he eventually jumps out the window as u can tell he barely makes it and he actually broke his foot on that stunt during shooting the scene
I have enjoyed all the mission impossible movies and a friend of mine has has gotten me into mission impossible. Holden and Jen, love your videos and channel. You guys are awesome and amazing. Congratulations on the new baby. I can't wait to see the new mission impossible movie.
This movie came out when a bunch of characters from other popular movies were being killed off, so I'd like to think they kept everyone alive as a refresher
"I'm hoping this movie ends on a high note", Jen says, but I believe there's going to be some sort of Fallout. 😂
There would be harness in place for tom climbing the Rope and hanging on the chopper. but he still did it himself.
He ride the motor cycle himself
he flew the stunt chopper himself
the fight scenes were the 3 actors and was worked on for nearly 3 months.
he jumped over the tops of the buildings himself, and on the last jump BROKE his ankle.
after breaking his ankle he still climbed up, and jugged past the camera to finish the shot.
amazingly he was supposed to be off it for 4 to 6 months. but he had running scenes and chase scenes to finish and was back on it in 2 MONTHS - which is insane.
he did the sky diving and halo jumps for real.
he drove the cars for real
the one thing Cavil took from the film was HE NOW is trying to get his licenses for bikes, cars, aircrafts and sky jumping as he was disappointed he couldn't do more of the stunts live
Some answers for you guys. He flew already helicopters long before this movie. He wore a safety cable (harness) under his vest attached to the chopper. They were removed in post production.
For the skydive:
Yes, Cruise did HUNDREDS of what are known as HALO jumps. High Altitude, Low Open jumps. They shot it over Dubai, then digitally added in clouds and Paris later. There is a 3rd skydiver wearing a helmet mounted camera with a rig so he can see what he's filming as he jumps. They digitally added in Cavil's face in post as well. But the sky dive, was all real. All of those stunts were done in air, really falling. Tom Cruise is undeniably dedicated to getting the most amazing shots.
The broken leg:
26:30 That jump, Cruise's right leg hit the building at a bad angle and snapped the bones. There's a slow motion shot of it on the Graham Norton show that shows it... it's gnarly. He says he knew it was broken badly instantly, but he climbed up and ran off camera finishing the shot. So that limp when he runs off, he's got a horrific leg break. They had to halt filming for a few months while he healed and PTed enough to get back to filming. Very Tom Cruise to finish the shot.
The helicopter:
Yes he has a harness, especially for the long drop off the rope. But it's minimal. And still very dangerous. And no... that was not on a set. Tom Cruise spend thousands of hours getting certified to not only fly a helicopter solo, but aerobatically. So that the camera could be positioned to show him flying, alone, in a real helicopter. Just to ramp the tension way up. Again, Tom Cruise giving it all for the audience.
Really enjoyed this viewing saved it for Sunday night when I have a night off with some beers.. loved it when u both were laughing such a great couple.. gonna say congratulations now…❤️
The original Mission Impossible TV series was from the 1960's and had Jim leading with Ethan as his second.
The second Mission Impossible TV series was in the 1980's and continued the adventures of Jim's team (used same actor from the original TV series).
These recent Mission Impossible Movies where Jim starts off and then Ethan carries on with the team after the first movie and Jim's betrayal is a direct continuation of the both TV series.
24:08 i loved how holden had to re remember the double cross. Then had the wit to use criss cross apple sauce from american dad. I also caught the risky business moment earlier too.
JJ Abrams 4:37 had nothing to do with this film, the logo is just a production credit, after 3 he basically just had a vanity logo put on them because of the deal at Paramount.
In one of the jumps on the roof tops, the one that ethan bangs against the building, tom cruise shattered his ankle and keep doing the scene 'til he colapsed.production stopped untill he could shoot again.
I was waiting for AT&T to thwart your plans. Then I remembered you were smart and bought the dvd set. These movies are worth the shelf space.
I saw this reaction and I got to say you guys are super funny!
the helicopter scene at the end was filmed in New Zealand, glad for you guys to see some of our bueatiful country
That last action scene was shot in Norway, and they portrayed it as India x(
Awesome reaction! Congrats on the baby! Can't wait to see you guys react to Top Gun and Top Gun Maverick!
Love love love this movie. Although I think I lump this and Rogue Nation into one movie because of the arc. If you look at Rogue Nation as a stand alone then it's good, but not great; when you view Rogue Nation and Fallout as one long movie I think it has some terrific character development, solid pacing, amazing cinematography, and some of the best stunt work you'll ever see. One thing I love about this franchise is that a lot of people have their own opinion on which is their favorite movie. Some prefer the first because it started the movie franchise (and had a small yet complex plot). Others prefer the 2nd because of how over the top it is with zany action. For me Rogue Nation and Fallout are the best, but that could always change with Dead Reckoning (Part 1). Great reaction guys and hope everything with the baby goes well! Congrats again!
I love em all, it's my favourite movie franchise. My favourite is probably MI3. MI2 is also a fun action movie which gets too much hate, I'm willing to bet those people haven't actually seen a truly bad movie given that there are a countless number out there. The sequels are all stronger than the first imo.
25:17
Alec Baldwin: *gets stabbed*
Jen: “OH NO!”
meanwhile, Holden: “you just got Baldwin-ed”
The shot you see of Tom jumping accrross to another building and just making it, he broke his ankle. When you see him limping off, that is with his broken ankle.
Id love you guys to go through some behind the scenes reaction/watch alongs to some movies that have your curious on just how they did things. I love it an sure you an everybody would enjoy it
I see a Holden video, I watch.
The cream joke was god tier funny 😂
This might be the last DVD movie I've bought/got. I got it for my 18th birthday and watching it all together as a family might also be one of the last times all of us sat in a room to watch it film together, other than going to the cinema. Love this film.
Have been following your channel for a while , but commenting first time.(sorry for the delay.lol). love the way yo analyze movies . congratulations on the baby.
couple of things about the movie- the helicopter scene was shot in real life situations with no harnesses, but they had a safety net well below the frame apparently. it was shot in new zealand and according to tom cruise, that was the only country that allowed them to shoot like that among their options. He talked about this in Graham Norton's talk show.
also Tom Cruise knew how to fly a chopper way before this but he didn't have a licence. he had to get a license to shoot this as part of the agreement with New zealand govt.
I'm happy with the current content level. I've watched it all and enjoyed it very much. 😌
The sky dive was the one stunt Henry Cavil couldn't do because he had no training. That was his stunt double. You see his stunt double again later. The guy Tom throws out of the helicopter was Henry's stunt double for the sky dive. But Henry did all his stunts aside from the sky dive. From that movie on, Henry has done 100% of all his own stunts in his movies and TV shows.
The cliff top is Prekestolen, Norway. I've been up there and sat on the edge of it :)
Tom Cruise also flew the helicopter.
I'm sorry to disappoint you, but Tom did it with safety ropes, they were just deleted in post-production.
There are multiple TV shows. The 60s show (7 seasons). Then during a writer's strike in the 80s, they took scripts from the 60s show and re filmed them until the strike ended and then they kept going for another season.
I remember reading something about Renner saying he was going to have Alec Balwins part in this movie basically, he was going to die and he didn't want to so thats why he wasn't in this movie. Don't know if Alec was also still going to be on the movie tho
Um.. Ilsa is SUPPOSED to be shady and a rouge agent. She's in it for herself mainly but also likes Ethan... Never heard of grey characters?