Following this film series, which literally translates as "Mission Impossible", we went to the sky with Tom Cruise, traversed the sea of swordsmanship, witnessed the prosperity of the world, and experienced various cutting-edge equipment from submarines to helicopters. The beauties in the car and the top luxury life have also tasted the hardship and bitterness of the imminent disaster.
Since its debut in 1996, in the "Mission Impossible" series of movies, more than 20 years does not seem to have left too many traces on Tom's body. He is still leaping for omnipotence, and still insisting on completing the thrilling performance by himself. This has also become the most anticipated visual spectacle for the audience when every movie in the series is released.
After experiencing the previous climbing of the Burj Khalifa and the polar chase, this time Tom directly led everyone to experience the free landing of skydiving, and it was a very difficult high jump low open (HALO) operation, which is very small when approaching the ground. The operation of opening the parachute only by distance is possible in real life only in military missions.
In order to successfully complete the skydiving performance, Tom has practiced skydiving every day for more than a year, including practice and actual shooting a total of 106 jumps. However, under the consultation between the director and Tom, the whole paragraph of the parachuting was presented with a long shot from the bottom to the bottom, which put forward higher requirements for the photographer behind the screen. You must parachute, follow the actor before and after running in the cabin, and then leave the cabin with his back to the ground one second in advance. When going through the clouds and air to rescue, it is necessary to avoid high-speed collisions with actors while approaching the shooting.
It is these hard training and difficult explorations completed over the deserted sky of the UAE that have contributed groundbreaking high-altitude long shots to the world screen. It is bound to become a technical milestone in the history of film. And the reality brought by the meticulous work perfectly fits the special effects of the Paris night scene, and it is by no means a simple computer special effect that can be compared. Director and screenwriter Christopher McQueen is also the first series director to return. The tacit understanding between him and Tom is evident from the large number of detailed shots in the film.
These pioneering achievements of Tomoko are actually the most fascinating characteristics of the series. As a mainstream commercial film for global audiences, the "Mission Impossible" series and characters are showing extremely realistic visual effects and exciting challenges for global audiences. The sincerity and input of the creative team are particularly important. In order to complete the film, 3000 scenes were shot across three continents. 13 helicopters were dispatched, 6 pregnant women including the protagonist Rebecca participated in the filming, as well as 4 weeks of aerial photography, which spanned 2 winters and encountered 5 film interruptions on the way.
And Tom also tried his best to avoid special effects and stand-ins, and paid the price of an ankle fracture. The team and the protagonist's intentions are reflected in every picture in the film, whether it is the helmetless drag racing at the Arc de Triomphe or the helicopter chase in the mountains and valleys. These visual spectacles highlight the essential advantages of the film. Even if we are already familiar with the style of the series of stories, even if Atango leads the team into troubles time and time again, we can always deal with it successfully in the end. But we still have to walk into the theater to feel the immersive shock.
In addition, Tom's continuous challenge to the limit is also a great force that demonstrates human nature time and time again. In the stylized story line, the goal changes at any time, the negative force becomes stronger, and the dilemma and pain faced by the protagonists become deeper and more desperate. But like the cliffs climbed by bare hands at the end of the film, as long as keen thinking, fast action, and desperate persistence, coupled with the teamwork and the firm determination to keep promises, humans can always deal with all kinds of difficulties and complete Mission that seems impossible.
From the creative team to the starring role in front of the scene, the significance of working hard and cooperating with the team has been undoubtedly demonstrated. Breaking through the limits of technology to demonstrate the essential power of the film, but also to convey to all viewers the power of being a human being and the practical significance of always maintaining optimism and positiveness.
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