"Mission Impossible 3" has far more action scenes than the previous two, and the biggest difficulty lies in how to organically combine the action scenes with the plot scenes. This is also the goal of the action directors Vic Armstrong and Abrahams. The action design of this movie pursues a kind of balance, the tone is Western style, but some Eastern style actions are also added. Running, racing, gunfighting, and fighting, there is no shortage of regular modes in American action movies.
The lens of "Mission Impossible 3" is almost entirely portable and multi-camera. The post-editing is also very beautiful, constantly stimulating the nerves: the cross-sea bridge was bombed with a black hole by cruise missiles, and Tom Cruise fell vertically from the tens of meters high Vatican church wall, less than ten centimeters from the ground. The place was hung by the rope on the back, when the car was driving at high speed, opened the door and stretched out the body to shoot the chasing tires, etc. The best one was Tom Cruise jumping from the Shanghai Bank of China.
