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Since 1996, the year the first installment of Mission: Impossible was released, until 2018, when the sixth film starring Tom Cruise hit the global billboard, the action franchise has positioned itself as one of the most profitable sagas thanks to little more than three thousand 571 million dollars that have been raised worldwide. The success behind these films, whose seventh installment will be released tomorrow, lies, among other things, in the commitment that Cruise has for each film to have credible action scenes, executed by himself, as well as the use of the best technology. in order to achieve impressive sequences that resonate in the collective imagination.
“Everything we had to go through to get to this moment and to be able to share this with the audience excites me a lot. When people go to movie theaters and see the movie on the big screen, which is how these movies are meant to be seen, it creates a community experience, which is how we made them. What we want is for it to be an immersive experience for people. I have never taken for granted what I have to do and I do all this for the audiences, so I am very happy that people can see the film, “Cruise said during the premiere in Rome of the seventh installment of Mission: Impossible.
For this tape, which is called Mission: Impossible. Deadly Judgment. Part 1, Cruise surprises the public again with the action sequences where at 61 years old he will be seen fighting on a moving train, throwing himself off a cliff on a motorcycle or maneuvering in the dangerous sport of fast flight, for which Cruise prepared for months.
“I do my action scenes because it’s so cool and they’re fun even though they can be nerve-wracking. We want a story and for people not just to see a stuntman, but to accompany the character through his journey. I try to be competent in everything I do and every time, when there is an action scene, I think that what I am going to do is dangerous, but I do it. I prepare a lot for when it happens and I just do it ”, Cruise deepened during the promotion of the film in Italy.
Together with the American director Christopher McQuarrie, the actor once again took the saga to another level and for this seventh installment they built a train that could be adapted to real tracks so that Cruise, who in the saga gives life to agent Ethan Hunt, will could look alongside the actor of Puerto Rican descent Esai Morales, who plays one of the villains of the story.
“When we started talking about this movie, in terms of action, the idea of the train came up, something we always wanted to do. We wanted to build on the previous movies and apply that knowledge to something practical and real to take this train sequence to another level. There were no demolition trains available, so we had to build it if we wanted to destroy it. Filming on the train was too challenging, not just to execute it, but to design all the different cars that could work on a real train track,” writer-director Christopher McQuarrie told Variety.
The production shot the train sequence in Norway and also used other locations in Rome and the United Kingdom to shape this seventh installment, which had to stop several times due to the covid pandemic. The production was going to start filming in February 2020, but due to the pandemic it moved its date to October of that year. Shortly after, in December, an alleged audio was leaked in which Cruise scolded some members of the production for not following the sanitary rules and in June 2021 the filming had to stop for two weeks due to several members of the crew testing positive. to the tests carried out.
Faced with such a scenario, Cruise has been forceful in celebrating the commercial launch of this film that will be released after the difficulties caused by the pandemic. Tom Cruise has even invited people to return to movie theaters on different occasions, just as he did at the time with Top Gun: Maverick and recently he has done so on social networks by uploading photos of him and the director Christopher McQuarrie, with tickets for Barbie, Oppenheimer, Mission Impossible and Indiana Jones (a gesture that Margot Robbie, the protagonist of Barbie, also reversed when he uploaded a photo with his ticket for the new installment of the saga.
The cast of Mission: Impossible. Deadly Judgment. Part 1 is made up of Rebecca Ferguson, Simon Pegg, Hayley Arwell, Ving Rhames, Vanessa Kirby, Esai Morales, Mariela Garriga and Pom Klementieff.
2023-07-18 22:42:01
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