Mission Impossible: Fallout - Caravan of Garbage

[@frankcooke1692]

I'd just like to take a moment to appreciate the editor here. They do a great job punctuating all of the nonsense being gone on about.

[@HOTD108_]

It's still Ben the editor, right?

[@skullcandy14785]

​@@HOTD108_yes was on break for a few weeks i think

[@TrevorCopter]

Ben and Lawrence are the two regular editors for Caravan of Garbage and they’re great!!

[@SayWhatNow666]

I’d just like to take a moment to say can we drop the ‘id just like to take a moment’ shit now? It’s been years it’s boring and I’d just like to take a moment to say shut up

[@yeetbeat5646]

They’re the best

[@erickmunoz1378]

I can't believe they missed the most fascinating part of Mistachegate. After filming the terrible Superman scenes, Tom Cruise did that stunt where he jumped on the roof and wrecked his ankle. That accident sent production into a tailspin that ended in a long break. Long enough for Cavill to have shaved and grown a new mustache, no problem. THAT is wildly hilarious to me.

[@CaptainArthanos]

That must have really hurt them in hindsight lmao Although, in my opinion, their best choice would have been to avoid those reshoots altogether 😂

[@Clay3613]

@@CaptainArthanos The movie would've bombed harder.

[@geordanegames]

ngl i thought this was gonna devolve to a blue harvest joke

[@aarontanner9332]

​@@geordanegamessame

[@StudioInkblot]

​@@geordanegamesI think you mean evolve

[@IantheDugan]

Here's a bit of trivia: the HALO jump sequence took 106 attempts because of the difficulties in trying to capture the scene at perfect golden hour. Often times, the sun would set too quickly before or during the take, meaning the ARRIFLEX 235 (IMAX camera) exposure settings were now incorrect. Since they could only attempt it once a day, the sequence became far and away the most expensive part of shooting, with Paramount/Bad Robot executives growing displeased as it reaped more and more from the film's available budget. The combination of money harvested from takes lost to blue hour earned the film the working title--

[@DanCummins]

You magnificent bastard.

[@Burner-o8k]

@@DanCumminswhy? You’re just gullible. Every single comment that starts with ‘fun fact’ or ‘some trivia’ etc is obviously gonna be a 💩 attempt at a blue harvest ‘joke’ These people are never funny. Clearly murican ie no a shred of wit about them. Just stop. You’ll never be funny. You’ll never be good at sports. Just stick to fast food and advertisements.

[@AlMoSiCe210]

You've done it again 😂😂😂

[@pguth98]

I'm going to drive a hook that's being dragged downwards by a helicopter wreck falling off a cliff into your face for that one.

[@djrock93]

....well done

[@robotlorekeeper9880]

I really like Henry Cavill's turn as Walker in this because the character is just this big iron cannonball of a man who scowls through every obstacle in his way. Sometimes when someone makes a heel turn in a film the actor suits one guise better than the other, but I like him before and after the twist. He's believable as the big jock Ethan initially ends up saddled with. I like how they inevitably have to start managing to sync up, like how they manage to work with each other and around each other in the bathroom fight. Then when it turns out he's a baddie he just fucks off. He just has a big dramatic powerwalk to his evil getaway helicopter. I love it. I agree that the moustache is a good look, but I particularly like how well it serves a big scowl in both modes.

[@rfish2]

“Because Tom Cruise will notice”, making studios tremble, is probably pretty accurate.

[@thrashandburn10221]

All you need is a quiet "ohhh," and a smile as the guy addresses you and you're wondering if there's a trapdoor under you

[@MrPlannery]

​@@thrashandburn10221my dad worked with him on some of the mission Impossible scenes in London. Absolutely professional. Ruthlessly professional.

[@WreckTheSphere]

This part floored me 😂

[@Movypro23]

The WB logo sweating with the Bluetooth piece was classic looney tunes vibes 🤪👍🏻🌟

[@IantheDugan]

Julia’s slow realization that she’s been brought to the camp to die is super underrated, the moment is handled really well

[@Burner-o8k]

Realisation*

[@pguth98]

@@Burner-o8k Realication*

[@thisisfyne]

@@pguth98 Retaliation?

[@gregoryboatswain1605]

@@thisisfyne BALL OF CONFUSIIOOONN!!

[@pinktribble]

​@@Burner-o8kHey, guess what? Realization AND realisation are BOTH CORRECT, Dickhead.

[@tomtudorweaver1078]

I vividly remember being in the cinema when its cuts to white when the bombs reach zero, then gradually fading back into the shot of Ethan on the ledge with the sunset fake out. My brain within the span of a second went: 'oh crap, did the bombs go off?' 'oh wait, of course they didn't' 'shit, they had me right to the last second, this is a really good movie'

[@dustinakadustin]

Yeah I remember having the same reaction. Was great!

[@Gamerealm976]

Same😭😭

[@youknowwhoyouare2269]

You gullible types remember the time you were deceived by your raging naivety? Why would the bomb go off? @@dustinakadustin

[@youknowwhoyouare2269]

Why would cruise kill off his own franchise? @@Gamerealm976

[@Gamerealm976]

@@youknowwhoyouare2269 just cause that happened wouldn't necessarily mean the end.

[@paragonjones13]

Much respect to Ben and Lawrence, blurring out Max Landis at 5:16

[@sharko3211]

I can’t believe they didn’t talk about the arm reload

[@user-ns3vs3bp3e]

They don’t? That’s the only bit that matters from this one :(

[@mk6rfc1]

I thought that was gonna be the ‘stunt’ James would do

[@maxTheTimeSlasher]

They did in the last one

[@Harry-fy3te]

I like the part in this video where James broke the law by calling emergency services for a stunt, very impressive and daring

[@danieldishon688]

Theirs a law against calling for an ambulance in Australia if you get injured from horseplay ?

[@Harry-fy3te]

@@danieldishon688 yes, as that falls under the umbrella of horseplay, which is very much not allowed

[@kypzethdurron]

I THINK you'll find the dog rang the emergency services so it's totally fine

[@peterstangl8295]

​@@kypzethdurroni'm sorry, but that dog must go to jail now. Even the goodest boys aren't above the law, sadly.

[@jimmuthedeath1215]

Pretty sure he didn't actually call, it sounded like a prerecorded sound bit.

[@ShrimpG16]

Henry Cavill reloading his arms alone makes this the best MI movie.

[@spittinvenom9843]

Best part of the scene 🎬 😂

[@timcogan82]

If Claire hadn’t gone on tour, there would have been someone there to hold the camera when James fell on his bottom and I’ll never forgive her for that.

[@shaneregan7745]

The bathroom fight is definitely a top 5 fight scene for me. Just incredible stuff.

[@BR-jw7pm]

I can live without Green Trivia and Rodney but the bluest of tragedies was harvested away from us which led to the working title of Caravan of Garbage to be Blue Harvest, which funnily enough, was the working title for the original Star Wars

[@salamipuddin4206]

Ffs if it's not James who gets me with this bit, it's you!

[@Burner-o8k]

Why? It’s the shittest running joke. Actually Rodney was shitter, but you losers trying to be funny about it is what made it so bad. Green trivia was kinda funny. Because of how dumb it was. Unfortunately the same principle doesn’t apply to you

[@wmascolin]

Blurring out max Landis in that RLM clip got a good laugh out of me.

[@somerandolad]

He's a bad bloke, like Marlon Brando.

[@KeithFraser82]

I wondered who had been blurred out, I figured it must be someone who had done something problematic/illegal since.

[@bananaempijama]

I was going to mention that 😂

[@bananaempijama]

​@@KeithFraser82well, 1st he is a cunt (nothing illegal there) buuut he also was accused being a misogynist sexual predator.

[@eastvandb]

I don't want my closest friends and family to know this, but Caravan of Garbage is one of my highlights of the week. Thank you, gentlemen.

[@mrsundaymovies]

Thank you and you are welcome. Also your secret is safe with us

[@eastvandb]

@@mrsundaymovies Whew!

[@ha04Rry]

i’m telling

[@eastvandb]

@@ha04Rry You dastardly dog.

[@AdamantiumPC]

I'd never disliked a comment until now@@ha04Rry

[@pguth98]

This is one of the movies that really wowed me when I saw it in the theater. The long-ass Paris car chase was just so good. I remember at one point, I was just like "Oh. This just keeps going. Fucking awesome." I also think that they did a phenomenal job with the sound design. Every time a character fires a gun, it feels like there's a real concussion to it, not just the lazy generic "bang" that you hear so much. The cast also did a really great job. Henry Cavill and Rebecca Ferguson are absolutely perfect for these movies. And, I will admit, they kind of got me with the nuke fake-out at the end. I think this movie got away with it though. It didn't feel cheap, and everything had built up to it so well, that for a moment, I was like "Damn. I guess we went there." That kind of thing really wouldn't have worked in any lesser of a movie, even Ghost Protocol.

[@theburgerking746]

I love how this movie and Rogue Nation use the Mission Impossible theme less sparingly than the others, like the previous ones did that thing where they’ll play the first two notes every now and then but waiting for a big moment to play it in full. Also the whole sequence at the end with the helicopter and the cliff is the best looking action scene ever imo

[@brianbrant6079]

In Fallout, they even use the “We’re doing a mission” theme from the show, during the helicopter chase. I could be wrong, but I think Fallout and MI3 are the only movies to use it.

[@mk6rfc1]

@@brianbrant6079ghost protocol uses it during the Kremlin sequence

[@Mike-h8m]

Fallout is so much better than Dead Reckoning. I was so hyped for MI7, but Fallout is still the king.

[@shea42]

Rogue Nation uses it like five times throughout the movie. It's the complete opposite of restrained

[@theburgerking746]

@@shea42 that’s what I’m saying

[@jmace2424]

Wolf absolutely gets off on misery reporting, so I like to think he recorded a ton of disaster stories for them.

[@R3D_Lantern]

That's true & very funny.

[@zom8680]

Don't kink shame bro.

[@sabrina63]

Wolf has hands

[@adcon00]

​@@zom8680Some kinks should be shamed.

[@AndrewBehm]

Rogue Nation will always have a special place in my heart as my introduction to the series, but this is definitely the platonic ideal of a Mission: Impossible film

[@anubusx]

My favourite film of the series.

[@karenz3853]

This is the first one I saw and I though it was cool but had no idea what was going on

[@Anthonycheesman33]

Damn I feel old lol.

[@tobylerone4285]

Nope that would be ghost protocol, Ethan hunt never needed a wife and she certainly didn’t need to derail this film’s third act by turning up for no apparent reason

[@ForzaOwnz]

@@tobylerone4285 Lane wanted to stick it to Hunt, that was his main goals

[@ingen_nate_kenny6588]

The editing of the Paramount logo and the Warner Brothers logo talking on the phone with each other and then the Warner Brothers logo crying is one of the greatest things I’ve ever seen on this blessed channel.

[@andrewcasemusic]

The editing in these videos is masterful.

[@SoybeanGravy]

Omg Ben and Lawrence blurring Max Landis' face in that RLM clip made me laugh for like two entire straight minutes

[@Finamajig]

Whose Max Landis?

[@emperorbailey]

@@Finamajig A beloved movie director who turned out to be a creep.

[@paragonjones13]

​@@Finamajignot a good dude

[@GrahamScott155]

The section with the two logos arguing over the phone held more dramatic value than the last three episodes of Game of Thrones.

[@KeithFraser82]

In fairness, a lot of people would probably say that me debating with myself this morning whether to ask a guy on the bus not to let his dog stand on the seats with its floor-pathogen feet had more dramatic value than the last three episodes of Game of Thrones. (The guy and his female companion and small dog were also accompanied by possibly the loudest small child on the planet.)

[@shelbyvillerules9962]

Director Christopher McQuarrie said that Tom Cruise had really wanted to take the stunts in this franchise to the next level and would often reference classic Jackie Chan Golden Harvest movies as a big inspiration in terms of the in-camera action set-pieces that they aimed to achieve. In particular, he cited Police Story 3: Supercop as a point of reference when it came to Fallout’s big helicopter set-piece, as well as Armour of God 2: Operation Blue Condor for the scene where he jumps from one building to the other, (coincidentally, both Jackie and Tom injured their foot performing this same stunt). However, for obvious insurance purposes, Tom was required to wear safety wires whereas Jackie Chan did it without. Many of these similarities eventually led to various members of the production team jokingly referring to the film as “Blue Harvest” which was also coincidentally the working title for the 1977 film Star Wars.

[@ikmnification5737]

“Because Tom Cruise will notice” and then after they reshoot all the Superman stuff, Tom Cruise injures his ankle and they have to shut down production for enough time to grow three moustaches.

[@ChimbleyGoggins]

Kinda a spoiler for MI7. I love the fact that in the movie they mention that Ethan goes rogue all the time. I think they say something like “don’t go rogue this time Ethan or else we won’t be very happy. You’re always going rogue and we hate it so just don’t this time.”

[@Anthonycheesman33]

This was definitely the most aware mission impossible movie lol.

[@naderzein2435]

I laughed out loud in the theater when they mentioned that, so great lol.

[@acgeewhiz]

Top tier commentary and editing by everyone involved. Everyone was clearly operating at greater than 40%.

[@stanley5745]

I had the exact same reaction to Tom Cruise using his MI2 rock climbing skills. What a movie.

[@vanessac1721]

James should do a walk of shame for not clicking immediately that Vanessa Kirby was Max's daughter.

[@patwalsh1045]

how can you discuss the bathroom scene without talking about the henry cavil loading up and cocking his arms like a shotgun, the most memoarble thing about this movie is that little arm movement from him

[@rocketgroot4311]

*The Editing makes these podcast-style conversations wayy more funnier*

[@whysitthat3515]

‘James does something from the movie’ is still one of the funniest edits I remember from this entire series. Simple but so goddamn hilarious

[@cameronmattingly8802]

5:19 love how max landis face is blurred

[@bensneb360]

Henry Cavill’s mustache, one of the most famous cinematic mustaches of all time, up there with Tom Selick and Sam Elliott

[@craigrussell3062]

I'd say it's more like Caesar Romero's, in the "poorly obscured for a comic book role" category

[@First-name.Last-name]

between this and relistening to a couple older podcasts/movie commentaries this is like the fifth time this week i've had mason explain moustachegate to me

[@trevorghalt1881]

Ollie is a great friend and James sacrificing himself for the plutonium was beautiful, James left so quickly but he enter into my heart quicker

[@bassnsax]

This Mr. Sunday Movies episode features the Best Stuntwork Ever Performed in Human History. Smashing job, James.

[@RhysClark97]

5:05 I am so glad you acknowledge this, man has kept up on his routine.

[@chumunga648]

I always felt that the John Lark reveal was goofy in hindsight since Walker is a huge chump beforehand. his first scene involved eating shit during the HALO jump and needing to be saved and then he needed to cheat to win a fist fight with Hunley lmaoo

[@Carrieland]

Scientology should replace Tom Cruise with Nick Mason as their public face. I would sign myself and my family up immediately.

[@BLACULA-Skeewoah]

I misread this and thought you said nick Mullen... Which would also be an amazing choice!

[@TVREdits]

“Should you Cruise to accept” 😂impeccable

[@holymackerelthethird2478]

When watching this for the first time, the sixth movie of a 22 year old movie franchise spun-off from 50 year old TV show, I genuienly thought the world was going to end. That's how good this film is at creating tension.

[@nicholascummins7782]

As a Canadian, I do appreciate a zoom in on random parts of Canada. Thanks Ben.

[@15six37]

This is one of the best channels on KZbin. Keep up the great work!

[@Fuzzy_Barbarian]

I can't believe James didn't at least break his ankle or burn half of Henry Cavill's face off. Not very incruisable.

[@agenteggboy9526]

Mission Impossible Fallout is just the perfect action film

[@stephengrigg5988]

Blurring out max landis' face in the RLM clip was a ridiculously subtle joke

[@jordancowdrey1397]

Learning triple 0 is the emergency number was the only hit of Tom cruisivia I learnt this video. Rodney really carried this series RIP

[@jxshram]

My favourite part of this film has to be the utter contempt Ethan says "prick" to Henry cavil's character 😂

[@doctordtom131]

Blurred Max Landis was a great piece of editing lol

[@Finamajig]

The rock climbing callback to MI2 is my favourite callback in cinema history

[@samuelsmith5400]

So apparently in the scsne where the truck gets knocked into the ocean and the villain has to hold his breath you can see him do quick breaths and then one deep breath before going under. This is to cause hyperventilation which convinces your body there is more breath in your lungs so you can breath longer underwater.

[@under-._.-score]

I wish the movie had the Goldeneye click-clack sound every time Henry reloaded his arms.

[@duskplains1235]

This movie made me realise how good the series actually is

[@Mike-h8m]

Fallout is also way better than MI7.

[@titusmccarthy]

@@Mike-h8m Garbage.

[@lurkingsoldi2107]

​@@Mike-h8mnah they're about the same

[@Mike-h8m]

@@lurkingsoldi2107 Henry Cavill was the goat. 💕

[@hahahahaha904]

That bathroom fight scene is my favorite scene in the movie, and I think it is hands down the best choreography in the series and some of the best that I've ever seen,

[@CamiloM131]

GODDAMN, that stunt was the funniest thing ever from Mr Sunday, and I watch this channel in repeat every day.

[@00rabbit7]

The attention to detail that Warner Bros logo has a Bluetooth ear piece and Paramount has a classic handheld phone is *chefs kiss*

[@2014wolfy]

I just want a series of SUPER short clips of Ethan Hunt choosing not to accept missions. Just like four or five. "your mission, should you choose to accept it, is to.." *Smashes machine with fist* "I'm on vacation". [Puts on Mickey Mouse ears hat and sunglasses] *Cue intro theme*

[@duko3000]

James is so old, he is older than the "James is old" joke

[@ronsmith8424]

How old is he ?

[@duko3000]

@@ronsmith8424 very

[@thedarkemissary]

It's kinda wild that y'all barely mention the villain or plot in either of these last 2 movies. Yet, they're still so enjoyable.

[@johnwerner69]

5:19 I love how Max Landis is blurred out

[@tobylerone4285]

Surely the John Lark reveal has to be one of the least exciting/most predictable plot twists in blockbuster history

[@LL-rc2ol]

looool agreed

[@coddyriggin]

I had it the moment he tattled on him lol.

[@tappajavittu]

I've seen all of these films and watched all of these Caravan of Garbage videos on them and I still couldn't tell anyone what the plot to any of these films was. I just remember being vaguely entertained by some of them, maybe all of them?

[@BobbyRoberts-v9x]

Damn that bathroom fight is awesome. I just imagine being a guy who has to piss so bad, he just continues relieving himself with an epic battle behind him.

[@ArcGG]

im a big fan of Mission Impossible: Mustache Reloaded

[@artness]

Genuinely love that "where's the 'Back' button?" is the extent to which James and Maso grapple with ridiculous movie technology, between this and the Kryptonian crystals in 'Superman Returns'

[@The_Drewid]

A big thank you to the editor for censoring the Red Letter Media guest that shall not be named. Every little bit helps.

[@kypzethdurron]

Missed that. Time code?

[@What.99]

The biggest takeaway I’ve gotten from the Mission Impossible movies is that the IMF is run by idiots. Seriously, Ethan goes rogue in like, 5 out of the 7 movies (he goes rogue in Dead Reckoning, Part One), and he still saves the day and stops the villains. If he just followed orders from the idiots running IMF, then millions of people would have died in each of those movies lol.

[@thehorsefromhorsinabout]

the water in the plane scene is still super impressive.

[@bigkmoviesandgames]

5:18 I think it's hilarious that they censored Max Landis.

[@ishaan863]

to be fair his antics on the Burj Khalifa showed that his climbing skills were intact as well

[@drewa7765]

I really can't explain how much joy yalls videos and podcasts bring me when coming home for the day. Thankyou for producing great contents bois.

[@timothylewis2527]

I always wondered what John Paramount (the head of be Paramount) looked like. This video answered the question!

[@jonathanhulbert518]

I love the convo between WB and paramount 😂 great editing 😂

[@Bfyobrian12]

“Mission Impossible for $20” is one of the best things to come out of these movies.

[@suitedpanda3108]

ah thank you, i was looking for that

[@jakek1735]

"Where'd they even get the footage of ruined cities?" Well, I mean, the creators of Mission Impossible Fallout were able to convincingly CGI that footage so I have to imagine a spy organization with masks that look absolutely lifelike and giant projector screens that can fake a hallway could do the same lol

[@Burner-o8k]

Organisation*

[@bgs7529]

I always think I am somewhat used to the hilarious editing by now and can finally enjoy it in peace but you still make me spill my drink at least a few times in every video. Perfection

[@professionalprocastinator6428]

This movie is spectacular, no action movie comes close

[@imnotkiddingg]

i rly loved this series always amazed by james' knowledge on the movies he reviews

[@DYLBKR]

I think it is necessary for me to say that we as a collective do indeed "LOVE THESE!"

[@XYGamingRemedyG]

2 things I hope they'll mention: This is the film that Cavill didn't shave for. And that the working title was blue harvest.

[@genetictavi2451]

Something interesting I’ve never seen anyone mention about this movie, the main villain never blinks, not once. Also does anyone else remember the first trailer where they took a shot of Tom flying the helicopter and made it look like he was about to crash head first into a truck? Hilarious.

[@jaapsch2]

The truck scene was filmed but cut from the final film. The decision to cut it was made after that first trailer was released.

[@KeithFraser82]

If I remember correctly, when I watched this recently it was the first Mission: Impossible film I'd seen since the first one (and that was a looooooong time ago), and maybe because of that, I absolutely loved the opening fakeout with the fake hospital room and Wolf Blitzer.

[@KareemHarper]

I am here for the continued discourse on Ethan Hunt's hair journey. RIP RODNEY! (2020-2023)

[@jmace2424]

The atomic bomb footage in this movie made everyone who saw it blue, leading to the working title of this movie being Blue Harvest.

[@jansenart0]

I loved Bohemian Rhapsody. It was simultaneously terrible, tacky and great. It wasn't "so bad it's good", it was just like, "this is what Freddy would've loved, probably, if he watched soap operas".

[@ethandoddadkins398]

This is not only the best one, it is the best one by MILES (imo) the pacing is incredible, the cast are amaing the action scene are awesome, like i swear the middle 40 minutes is just action. Brilliant villain, the bathroom scene alone is brillant, i just love this film... also rip blue harvest and thre rodney bloke

[@captain_qwerty2626]

I personally, would simply not accept the mission, rip to those guys

[@apoetperson3909]

I can't believe Mister Scumbag Movies didnt talk about Henry Cavill reloading his arms!!! (Nah you're alright m8)

[@austenwhitebeard4008]

Literally spit up my coffee when mason said he was gonna judo flip em 😂

[@The22ndDoctor]

21:02 You are right, I do love Rebecca Ferguson and Michelle Monaghan

[@Lynch2507]

There was a few months when Fallout was on Irish Netflix and it was my go-to comfort movie. Like, I'd watch at least once every two or three days, it's just fun tbh

[@jakek1735]

That's how I feel about the whole series in general, especially the 4th through 6th ones. Something about it just feels cozy.

[@_Braised]

Still think I like Rogue nation just a little bit more, but I didn't regret going to the movies for one second seeing this one. Masterclass all round.

[@dylanburton4955]

4, 5 and 6 are just absolutely solid films

[@_Braised]

@@dylanburton4955 Definitely, yes

[@schmecklin377]

I really can't decide a favorite between those 3

[@wyattking2280]

Well to be fair, Tom Cruise does go rogue when he changes the heist plan to kidnap Sean Harris' character. He doesn't want to kill the innocent police, so he just shoves the transport truck into the river.

[@eddyk3]

The fact that Venom made $850m is just insane.

[@melonmaster2892]

i hope james is okay after that really dangerous and cool stunt that only tom "the cruise" cruise could pull off

[@magicoA]

This movie was well worth “mustache-gate”

[@jakek1735]

Honestly "this movie was made by people who could commit to something and Justice League wasn't" is a brilliant way of putting it imo. Saying that a movie is better than the theatrical cut of Justice League isn't exactly a high bar to jump, but Fallout is such an insanely superior movie it's not even funny.

[@kennethpatterson4873]

I had a free admission ticket and I got off work early today, so I decided to go and catch the afternoon showing of Dead Reckoning at the theatre nearby. I have no comment on how the movie actually was because my judgement has been clouded by me leaving my wallet with about $200 and all my cards in it at the ticket kiosk. Didn’t realize until after the movie was over (3 hrs later)! Checked under all the seats and asked the staff if anyone had returned it but no luck. Ended up being the most expensive movie I’ve ever seen and probably the last time I actually go to the movie theatre

[@RandomlyRantful]

“Yes I was pretending to be Tom Cruise”