Mission Impossible Dead Reckoning Part One | Canadian First Time Watching | Reaction | Commentary

[@RHStevens1986]

Ethan cares SO MUCH because it's the RIGHT THING TO DO. That is the key to understanding Ethan Hunt's moral compass. They made this point very effectively when Alec Baldwin's character said “Some flaw deep in your core being simply won't allow you to choose between one life and millions. You see that as a sign of weakness. To me, that's your greatest strength.”

[@nagasparadox9026]

When George asked, "I wonder why Ethan cares so much for someone he just met," i didn't see it that way. I saw it as something he would of done for anyone. Every movie he risks his life for people he has never met by saving the world. He always puts his team before himself also.

[@30noir]

would have*

[@gchild1286]

It’s explained at the beginning of Fallout by Alec Baldwin’s character.

[@MTDedits]

"We live and die in the shadows, for those we hold close, and for those we never meet."

[@IDiggPattyMayonnaise]

Its explained because Rebecca Ferguson had other commitments and they needed another hot female character to take her place as the only woman on the team at a time rule. Hollywood rules.

[@mblackwl]

The random French traffic patrol officer in the last film as well. Put the whole mission in jeopardy to keep her from getting killed.

[@dubiumguy]

He didnt just jump twice. He did the jump 6 times to get the full coverage needed.

[@DirtnapJack]

The footage online before the release was pretty cool

[@Deathbird_Mitch]

And it was a built item on location, so George was right.

[@tehBIGivan]

The fake bomb in the airport used the series of riddles to get Benji to say specific phrases, so that the entity could learn how to imitate Benji.

[@TequilaToothpick]

I never got that, that's brilliant.

[@Hortonfantastic4]

My only trivia from this movie: Rebecca Ferguson wore the eye patch because she can’t close her left eye. She can apparently close both but not one. So this way with the patch she looks cool instead of dopey.

[@daltonio6001]

So cool finally seeing Kittridge back from the first movie

[@zmarko]

Tom Cruise learned the slight-of-hand trick with the disks from Langley in the first MI movie also.

[@saulh7773]

sleight

[@triangle_of_jesus]

The bike stunt was filmed in Norway, near the town of andalsnes. It's as picturesque as it looks in the film.

[@VerryJerry90]

Fun Fact: The real reason Ilsa wears an eye patch is because when they tried to shoot the scene without it - she couldnt close one eye properly or rather didnt know how to close one eye and aim so it just looked aesthetically confusing like she was trying to wink but failing. The fix? Eyepatch which is pretty clever given the circumstances and the setting she was in

[@Kickinthescience]

Ethan had the ultimate work wife

[@michaelriddick7116]

I LOVE Rebecca Ferguson in this!! When Ilsa puts her head on Ethan's shoulder in Vienna, its everything any guy would want :) 🥰🥰 The end broke my heart in the theatre 💔🥺🥺

[@joshuayepez3635]

Seriously! I loved Rebecca Ferguson in this series. So unnecessary that they decided to take her out.

[@n0body550]

@@joshuayepez3635Shut up hahahaha

[@mobiusflammel9372]

@@joshuayepez3635 if you’re going to kill characters, you may as well make it characters that actually matter. I think it’s entirely necessary that you make a death impactful, rather than just killing off randos the audience barely cares about.

[@majimasmajimemes1156]

Yeah, but if you're killing off main characters, at least don't do it in such a lazy, shitty way.

[@ashimroy3891]

The Key, he bought out of thin air scene in the Abu Dhabi airport scene, along with Atwell (Grace) is a callback to the first movie in the series, where he did the same thing with a floppy disc containing NOC list. Also, Mission Impossible Dead Reckoning Part 2 releasing on June last week, 2024.

[@Zaburino]

Its also a very simple trick, especially with something as small as a key. You just stick it to the back of your thumb, and the sudden hand flourish with the reveal acts like a jump cut for your brain and hides your thumb flipping it over.

[@RHStevens1986]

"you've never seen this trick?"

[@Cotsos88]

I think it got pushed back to 2025.

[@gpaje]

The thing about Ethan caring more about her life than his, isn't about her specifically, it's about the team, he's the team lead and he puts their lives before his own.

[@demyanrudenko]

Ngl, I was amazed at how much Pom Klementieff was the highlight of the movie. Unhinged psycho assassin at first, with such twist in the end.

[@airbrushpower]

When you guys laughing about the “little knife” being stabby stabby fully knowing what that knife does to Rebecca Ferguson’s character; I was like, "This is going to be heartbreaking". Also, Kitrich is the IMF 'suit' from the very first film who was trying to root out the rat from the IMF. I'm also not sure if you're aware that the White Widow is the daughter of Max (Vanessa Redgraves character) from the first movie

[@atcguy2007]

Seeing this in IMAX was incredible. Before IMAX films for the past year or so, they showed a featurette of how he did the stunt of driving the motorcycle off the cliff. It was real, on top of a big mountain, but they built a huge ramp for him to drive up to go off the edge, and digitally removed it in the film. A Helicopter and drones filmed the stunt.

[@tylerbrown5526]

The whole time Benji was in that car with autopilot, I was expecting The Entity to take over and crash him.

[@saamsaam334]

SAME!!!!

[@Papadoc1981]

It was written. The Entity only required a death from Ilsa or Grace. At least that's what I figured. Maybe everything still went according to plan. Idk.

[@theinspiredmindYT]

they must have thought about that dumb

[@4ortytoon]

13:03 i often laugh whenever i hear someone say a movie had "too many heroes" or "too many villains" or "too many [whatever]" as to why it was bad. its not necessarily the number of characters or plotlines that determines the success/failure of a film, its the management or mismanagement of them. 'Dead Reckoning Part One' is one of those films that handled them all amazingly. 'Snatch (2000)' is another and there are others.

[@themadone68]

I think the mask Gabriel is wearing in the trunk, is probably an oxygen mask so he doesn't suffocate inside it

[@sjlittler70]

But… why did Gabriel need to be smuggled on to the train in a box at all when Paris jumped on to the train? One of the many moments in this movie that annoyed me.

[@themadone68]

@@sjlittler70 that I don't know...but it looked kinda cool and maybe as someone who doesn't exist, he finds it hard to buy a train ticket 🤣

[@brossjackson]

George: "Ethan Hunt has a type" Me: "Michelle Monaghan ... Rebecca Ferguson ... Hayley Atwell ... Pretty sure Ethan Hunt's "type" is based on my browser history."

[@jeffdaman6969]

😂😂😂

[@Replicaate]

When I saw the beginning bit in the desert all I could think was "Ah yes, Tom has to fetch Rebecca off the set of Dune to be in this movie."

[@unxprienced9548]

I really like the inclusion of Kittridge. I love that they don’t forget about the first few movies despite having wildly different vibes!

[@lillianbarbieri7771]

I really liked this one. As it is a part 1, it feels a bit busy as it needs to lay out the pieces engaged in this new threat but I think it does a good job in balancing the amount of new information with good callbacks and character returns from the previous movies to show that this is a continuous story, not just a standalone part one action movie. Grace is a bit annoying at first but I do think this is quite intentional. She is not an agent as the rest of the team or trained to be understanding of the threats and risks. She is a thief who ends up being part of something crazy and way beyond what she is used to. She does not know Ethan or the rest of the team, she received a picture of him and she does not comprehend all of the situation so, it feels kind of normal for her not to trust him in a way. He helps out but she does not know to which extent and for what as we, the audience that is following him for a while, know. After Ilsa's death, she starts to see the team as an actual team that will really help her, and she begins to understand the stakes of it all.

[@lillianbarbieri7771]

@@ItApproaches in MI2 He actually goes after and recruits a thief when He thinks she will be useful for the mission though. In this one, the thief was involved in all since she was hired to obtain and delivery the key to the white widow, so it is not random that Ethan finds her and stick with her throughout the events. Also, she does not drive well in the scenes we see but she is also handcuffed, in a car that even Ethan had a bit of difficulty, under a very stressed situation while being chased in Italy with very narrow streets. I did not mind that and it was a good oportunity to the improve and comedic scenes that The MI franchise tends to have anyways. Regarding the other skills, well, we May see more of that later. She is primarely a thief after all. About her being caught easily, she was caught because the entity and Ethan interfered btw.

[@Johnny_Socko]

@@ItApproaches He didn't just happen to cross paths with a pickpocket, she was there because the White Widow hired her to be there. That's the whole plot of the movie...

[@Johnny_Socko]

@@ItApproaches They walked into each other because they were both after the same target who was scheduled for a meet at that specific time and place. I could maybe see questioning other narrative choices (like Ilsa being defeated by a guy 30 years older than her), but not that one.

[@hasan_1888]

@@ItApproaches no its not a reach. its clearly a nod to mission impossible 2 with nyah. I found her annoying as well but it was intentional. Did you miss her fighting skills with gabriel? she did very well. also Regular cops did not caught her. Ethan gave her to the police. Grace did her work perfectly.

[@hasan_1888]

@@ItApproaches i dont what you mean by "not well", she did well as her character was supposed to. ilsa got beat as well. wrong she escaped ethan, then ethan called the local police so that he can take her easily as her fake lawyer.

[@liftoff8285]

The reason, they gave Rebecca the eye-patch is, that she cannot blink. If you watch back the Opera scene in Rouge Nation, you will see, that she snipes with both eyes open.

[@Soulxify]

@@ItApproaches specifically blink with only one eye

[@Soulxify]

@@ItApproaches I meant she can't wink and close just one eye, some people can't do that

[@liftoff8285]

@@Soulxify yeah my gf can't do it either. After the movie we joked to get her an eye patch for photography :D

[@MichaelSTaylor]

35:18 Fun Fact: ever insistent on convincing realism, Tom Cruise did the parachute jump through the train 47 times to knock over that guy. The first 28 times he missed the train entirely (he didn't do the motorcycle jump every time...he's not an idiot, but the train was traveling at 70 miles an hour each time), it took another dozen times to get the right car, and then he finally knocked over the guy on the last day of shooting. The guy is a legend.

[@kurtwagner350]

Ethan refuses to let innocents die, he chose grace because he had to trust Ilsa to survive on her own because Grace probably couldn’t

[@nostalgiatrip1]

Rebecca Ferguson wears a eye patch in the intro scene because she can't wink or close one eye to use the scope.

[@Darkraes743]

Marvel actually made a comic series in the 80's about the crews who have to come in and clean up after superhero battles. It's called Damage Control

[@FunBobbyNI]

How does no one else comment on the fact when Grace doubles for the White Widow they have completely different body shapes and EYES. Grace retains her big brown eyes when doubling the Widow who has grey/blue eyes. They actually cut straight from 1 to the other in the train and it is so noticeable! But the Widows brother doesn't notice? Nevermind the stunts and plot armour, believing Grace can double White Widow is mission impossible.

[@TequilaToothpick]

I figured that was just for our benefit as the viewer. Though it was really odd

[@nplindgren]

You asked why he cares so much, but you answered your question just a minute earlier; he's lawful good. 27:53

[@migiplayz91]

You know things get real when they bring back Kitridge from the first film. So basically the "Entity" is basically the A.I. from Metal Gear Solid 2 Sons of Liberty.

[@bazzakrak]

The plot is more or less just the same as in the series Person of Interest, a REALLY good show

[@Shyknit]

6:30 I swear this woman pops up in every British series I watch, she be working 😂

[@bmw128racer]

When Gabriel (Esai Morales) screamed "Ethaaaaaaan!" people in the theater laughed and applauded. 😁

[@SwordArt141]

I laughed because it reminded me of La Bamba “Ritchieeeeeeeee!!!!!!!!!!!!”

[@bmw128racer]

@@SwordArt141 And Esai Morales was in that movie. 🙂

[@JoshuaG]

23:53 Never thought "Digital Sauron" fits the entity's description 😂👍🤟

[@k.delpino1124]

I remember back in 2019 when Paramount, Skydance and Cruise himself announced back to back sequels:part 7 for 2021 and part 8 for 2022. The pandemic pushing back everything. Production on Part 1 wrapping up, the first trailer dropping and announcing the beginning of the end to the franchise was exciting. This was definitely worth the admission. Brilliant story, even better cast and plenty of shockers. These action sequences are all incredible and steady keep you on the edge. Well constructed for Cruise to do his thing and other actors getting into the action as well. Henry Czerny returning as Eugene Kittridge (ex-IMF director/now-director CIA director) was a nice addition and ever since M:I-1, he realizes that Hunt as an leader can still get things done. I did see this on IMAX and enjoyed every minute. This was one of the better films out among many failing blockbusters. Dead Reckoning Part Two was hallway through filming when the actors' strike started. Now that it's over, they've pushed the release date to 2025. Another long wait (perhaps) and it'll be worth it like the last one. Did y'all notice the callbacks to the first film: 1. Bravo Echo One One is Ethan Hunt's Identification Code. First heard after he lost his team in Prague. 2. Sleight of hand with the keys pieces. Ethan did that with The NOC List. 3. Luther being referred to as 'The Net Range'r & 'Phineas Freak'. His known aliases as an tech genius prior to meeting Ethan and planning The NOC List heist.

[@indigozulu9]

Really bummed this didn't do better at the box office, I really liked it

[@CharlesVanNoland]

Gabe's mask was to give him oxygen because he was put on the train as luggage, not a passenger. He's just drifting through society by hidden meanz - just like the footage of him being erased at the airport in realtime.

[@djJaXx101]

35:13 The guy is pointing a gun directly at her. He only has to move his finger 1cm to cause her death... yet he orders his henchman to "kill her" :D

[@Dante94]

Fun trivia, Rebecca Ferguson uses an eye patch because she cannot close only one eye.

[@nether2227]

I absolutely love this film and reaction, and George pointing out the Bullet Train similarities was literally what I was doing. I was also comparing it to Fast X the entire time with the Italy scene being basically the exact same, I swear it was even on the same stair case in a car scene with innocents all over.

[@MrZeek1519]

I love when movies are filmed in Italy. Such great architecture and history. Another very good and underrated movie that never took off into the series that it was supposed to is "Jumper" with Hayden Christensen and Jamie Bell. That too had a unique action scene in Italy.

[@Babbles217]

I think the reason why this is part 1 and 2 is because this is the finale - the last mission impossible movie.

[@jagger2001]

George said he wanted to see a spoof of the people who clean up after action-movie fight scenes and stuff. It isn't exactly the same but there was a TV show a few years back called Powerless that was about an instance firm that dealt with claims made after super-hero battles. Starred Vanessa Hudgens and Dani Pudi. It was short lived but i enjoyed it.

[@AMERICANNERD76]

I know it's kinda cliche, but I love all the call back from past Mission Impossible movie in this! And I like got the actor who played the IMF Director from the first movie back. Makes wonder who will come back in the future! Didn't like that Ilsa died, though. That part sucked! But I can't wait for part two, which should hopefully come out next year!

[@AMERICANNERD76]

@@ItApproaches fair enough

[@TomVCunningham]

I wish they had released this movie in August so it had a chance to be a bigger hit, instead of pitting it against Barbie and Oppenheimer which pretty much buried it.

[@thedernboy]

and she didnt betray him after, the entity literally said she would, meaning she wasn't always fully bad and the fact that Ethan didn't kill her in the alley

[@bobbysamuels4684]

WOOOOW I worked on this movie! 1st one I got a credit on.Glad you liked it. Part 2 should be even bigger as you said 2 part movie 😅

[@orlandoruizjr3834]

What was your job?

[@bobbysamuels4684]

@@orlandoruizjr3834 I work in VFX Tech worked on many movies but this was the 1st to get my name in it

[@bpowick]

In an interview I read with the director he said during the very first conversation he had with Tom Cruise about the concept for this movie he asked Tom what he wanted to do. Tom said "I want to jump a motorcycle off a cliff and parachute away". Tom then asked the director what he wanted to do and the director said "I want to blow up a train". When that's the very first conversation you have about a movie then you know you're in for a wild ride!

[@sirjohnmara]

37:37 Wow! So much willpower of George to NOT comment that Star Trek reference. ( K H A A A A A N ! ! ! ) Great Reaction to a very entertaining movie. The female cast was so well written and acted, with Vanessa Kirby really winning it when she played a Hayley Atwell-version of herself. Cruise & McQ did it again! Thanks from Stockholm, Sweden.

[@lobachevscki]

The location for the bike jump is real but there was a ramp from where Cruise jumped, that ramp was later covered in post production with the rocks you see in the final cut. These movies have a huge amount of VFX despite the marketing saying the contrary.

[@DerekHartley]

10:30 Having spent literal hours walking the shopping centre that doubles for the airport in this sequence will never stop being weird to me.

[@maisiesummers42]

34:08 - he is jumping off a constructed ramp, which they CGI'd over with the rock & cliff.

[@kalofkrypton]

This one really didn't land for me. Perhaps because Fallout was so good, but the new backstory/antagonist, really, really silly evil AI plot and losing Fergusson just felt a bit... Meh. 🤷🏽‍♂️

[@eon5323]

Yeah they needed to evolve Ethan into a Secretary type role, guy in the chair, have him actual age, get some grey in his hair. The character is canonically like 60 years old lol Going against shadow organisations etc was getting stale but I'm not sure an AI algorithm is the best bet... would have preferred something more cerebral. Like Ethan heads a mole hunt now and all suspects are from his previous crew, Pull every side character from previous movies? Idk. Also let them just have a normal mission where they're not ultra mega super duper disavowed for the 10th time lol

[@kalofkrypton]

@@eon5323 That's a good idea. I've no issue if Cruise wants to keep in on the action, but yeah - evil AI. Really lost me with that.

[@welovecheshirecats4557]

The jump was in Norway, cliff is real. It had a ramp takeoff that was CG'd to look like the mountain. He did multiple jumps as usual.Loon!

[@TheLastOfTheRockstarsU2]

Haley Atwell is 41 years old, the events that brought Ethan to the IMF happened 32 years ago.. so no lol not related 😂 I think the theyre definitely supposed to be romantically involved in the next film, and the fact that Tom and Haley dated during the shooting of the movie.. makes that father daughter question even more creepy lol

[@TheLastOfTheRockstarsU2]

@SorcerSundry yes, I do, I appreciate the sarcasm though. I think Haley Atwell looks close to her age, and I think Tom Cruise looks slightly younger than his own, so the idea of them being father and daughter doesn’t work out, mathematically. Not to mention it would be a really silly recon that mission impossible is very much above. I think they’re clearly designed to be love interests, and if you listen to the commentary by the Director, Christopher Macquarie, he all but reinforces that

[@jhornacek]

The motorbike jump off the cliff was heavily publicized before the movie came out. I saw another movie months before this one was released, and mixed in with the previews was a ~7 minute behind-the-scenes featurette about the making of this stunt.

[@frenchynoob]

Feels like most people dont rexognize Kittridge from the first movie... maybe it's too old now for most people?

[@jimperry6463]

Simone’s arms-crossed, angry pout after the bridge fight tickles me so.

[@utf59]

There's a behind-the-scenes video out of the work that went into that motorcycle jump scene. It's crazier than you can imagine.

[@earthien]

7:55 Throwback... KITTERIDGE: "I understand you're upset." HUNT 2023: "I'm not upset." HUNT 1996: "You haven't seen me upset!"

[@Hortonfantastic4]

11:45 I think the magic is a callback to the first MI movie where he does a little magic with the NOC list disc. Remember. When he’s messing with Ving Rhames?

[@alansevern290]

The train going over the wrecked bridge was shot in a gorge in the county of Derbyshire, about 10 miles from where I live 👍🏼

[@alexhaynes7220]

Tom actually jumped in to the window

[@jhornacek]

I can understand with him saying that he wishes that they didn't include "Part One" in the title, but I think that was for the best. The same summer this came out, two other big movies came out that were two-part movies - Across the Spider-Verse, and Fast X. Both of these films ended on a cliffhanger with "To Be Continued" on the screen, and most people did not know that was coming, and there were negative reactions to that. Of course Cruse and the studio had no way of knowing that reaction would be there for those films, but it's almost like they did because they wanted the audience to know going in that this was part one of a two part story, so everything would not be wrapped up before the film was over, and they'd have to wait for the next film to see how everything ends. Also, Cruise said publicly that even though this was a part one, he wanted an ending of sorts, even though the story would continue. He knew the audience would be disappointed if the first film's plot didn't have a satisfactory ending (even though the story would obviously continue to the second film).

[@indigozulu9]

George was right when he said the jump location was a fusion of real and fake. The location is real but the ridge he jumps off of is a constructed ramp covered by VFX. Other than the CGI'd ramp, it's a real stunt in a real location

[@zmarko]

I was really bummed with what they did with Ilsa's character. I really wnjoyed Ethan and her chemistry. I also found this to be the "busiest" (not in a good way) of the MI series so far. There were so many adversaries and moving parts I felt it was a bit difficult to keep up at times. I also didn't care much (or at all, really) about Haley Atwell's character. While I didn't think her acting was bad, I just felt the character was brought in as s new love interest for Ethan, even though it wasn't needed. I'm hoping developments in Part 2 maybe make certain things in part one..."better". One last thing, I also didn't feel the stunts in this one were too spectacular. Sure, riding a motorcycle off a cliff into a base jump was cool, but not overly spectacular. And the train stunt scene was too video gamey (hell, it was straight out of Uncharted).

[@eon5323]

Thought I was taking crazy pills seeing the universal praise for this movie, thought this was the weakest MI by a long shot. Just steps a lil too much into Marvel/Fast and Furious territory. Plus for a Part One this is just terrible compared to something like Beyond Spiderverse where it ends and your imagination can just go WILD. When this movie ends its like.... that's it??? I probably won't bother with the sequel.

[@acidrain92]

"I just felt the character was brought in as a new love interest for Ethan" as if Ilsa was even a love interest to begin with lol. The most intimacy they ever share is in this movie when she leans up against him and smiles hahaha

[@DarkCl0uD31]

Both parts were filmed together so actually the wait might not be so long

[@odinez7010]

"Human misjudgments defy predictive models." - Legion

[@algi1]

There's a 2 player VR game "Keep Talking and Nobody Explodes" one person is disarming a bomb in VR while the other person is giving them instructions based on a convoluted printout instruction manual. Might be fun.

[@arraymac227]

Waiting several years. Now you know what that 15-year old watching _A New Hope_ before it was called that, had to go through.

[@williamblakehall5566]

The Ferg! Yeah, I've been crushing on the Ferg for a while -- but also the Hayley. Thank you, guys.

[@awes0men0b0dy9]

The jump was real but the ledge he jumped off of was a metal ramp that was CGI'd to look like the cliff edge. Theres a full youtube video thats the official behind the scenes of prepping for the jump

[@josephparker4022]

George's expression when Ilsa died was my exact expression. 🙁

[@tashrif46]

26:48 like that moment literally made me check out of the movie for 5 minutes in disbelief.

[@monygemini88]

When I saw Ethan do the close up magic trick, I thought, what are all the skills that Ethan possesses? Example of a few: hand-to-hand combat, weapons training, free solo rock climbing, excellent driver, speaks multiple languages, unlimited speed and endurance, can fly helicopters, can sky dive, rides motercycles, etc. What other skills does Ethan possess?

[@caldwellkelley3084]

To Simone and George. Rebeca Ferguson could not close her right eye to sight the scope so she used the eye patch!

[@DirtnapJack]

I was under the impression Esai was in the box with the mask as a means to smuggle him in

[@thedrizzle06925]

So along with the jump, they also built that train

[@djJaXx101]

Good timing given all of the rumors about OpenAI having internally achieved AGI with Q* over the last couple of days. I wonder how far real AI will develop by the time part 2 comes out.

[@LacoSinfonia]

5:12 “I really like it, actually” Also, the Harley Quinn villain is Pom Klementieff AKA Mantis from Guardians of the Galaxy

[@zvimur]

4:25 Well, with a name Faust, she just keeps playing with the Devil.

[@therorylong]

"I'm glad they don't exist in real life" (on the IMF). Who can prove they don't???

[@CoffeeMatt10]

5:07 “I hate sand, it’s coarse and rough and irritating… and it gets everywhere!”

[@TCM215]

For the jump they computer mapped his trajectory etc taking into account wind etc so he wouldn't hit the cliffs. Rebecca is credited with being in part 2 on IMDB:) Hopefully this is not just because there is like one flash back scene featuring her character

[@Toidal]

If this is gonna be Cruise's last, my guess for Dead Reckoning 2 is that in the end Ethan makes it to the Entity, and is about to sacrifice himself to kill it, like they're on that sinking sub or something, but instead he offers it a choice to get a purpose and put that all that power to do good as he has. Then the final scene is the complete disbandment of the IMF, but with the Entity essentially becoming the head of a shadow IMF and across the world, it identifies agents, thieves, etc. talented but lost souls like Hunt was set up as at the beginning of this film and offers them choice that Hunt was given, who then in turn offered it to the Entity to put their talent to maintain the greater good. It's how Hunt operates, ignoring the politics, the consequences, and the cost that comes from each decision point as all plans invariably fail or change, and only focusing on what's in front of him, getting to the next step. It's a poetic form of Dead Reckoning, figuring out where to go based solely on what's just come before.

[@tylerbrown5526]

The cliff was real minus the ramping up part. That was a built ramp covered with CG landscape.

[@lobachevscki]

I'm baffled Cruise stood by the initial decision to release the movie during Barbenheimmer because it got crushed in the box office which is a shame as this movie deserved better. The marketing jaggernaut the Barbenheimmer meme became was too much for any other movie and I think Cruise and the team behind the marketing understimated it. The movie got so crushed the next one won't be called Dead Reckoning Part Two, it will be its own thing because this movie lost brand recognition. Not that they are making another different movie, there will be changes and reshots probably but they are rebranding the original idea they had. Releasing this movie during that time killed it, it was a very bad idea. Cruise has shown to be a very savvy producer, he definitely should have known better.

[@TCM215]

Simons Peg needs to do a satellite navigation voice over as Bengie

[@carolpulma2734]

"Truth eating digital parasite" We already got legacy and social media for that.

[@Thoroughmas]

If I was badass thief Grace, I wouldn't immediately trust Ethan either.

[@abemrofchak]

That sleight of hand with the keys, Tom Cruise had to have a stunt double for that.

[@GMDTurbo]

They will never escape Simon's Pegg.

[@Kost3k]

Hey, the captain of the submarine is a very recognizable actor... in Poland.

[@acidrain92]

He was good in The Queens Gambit :)

[@SteelCityJW]

You will never live down Simon's Pegg, yes that is correct 😂

[@putinscat1208]

This may be the best one. Definitely best soundtrack. POM!!!! Next 5 movies!!

[@arraymac227]

'...because it's a two-parter.' The 'digital Sauron' remark made me think, what if it's 6 parts?

[@NITTY103166]

It's funny you would mention wanting to see a show about clean up crews. Marvel had a comic called Damage Control which dealt with the subject of clean up after super hero events. Also, NBC had a short lived sitcom called Powerless. Which evolves around the company Wayne Security, providing products and insurance for the citizens of Charm City. To protect them and their property from death and collateral damage of super hero and villain fights.

[@arraymac227]

Hopefully this is really obvious: White Widow is Max's daughter. And both are Vanessa to boot.

[@nolastname]

I really liked the italian car chase which I'm sure is a reference to Lupin 3rd. I mean, thieves in a Yellow Fiat 500 followed by a lot of cops with comedic stunts ? it can't be a coincidence. Right ?

[@CharlesVanNoland]

This movie was awesome in the theater! Can't wait for part deuce.