Mission: Impossible was great in that it contained a "stunt" involving Tom Cruise using incredible core strength to steal information from the CIA. Mission: Impossible 2 and M:I:III suffered because they didn't really feature real stunts,
https://youtu.be/wb49-oV0F78 Like him or not, Tom Cruise is a one-of-a-kind action star. No one else puts the same physicality into a role, risking life and limb on incredible stunts just to give a feeling of
It's never easy making a movie. There are countless potential problems, and the amount of logistics required to pull off a single shot is mind-boggling. Mission: Impossible - Fallout had a particularly difficult road to
Welcome to Breaking Geek, a weekly column where uber-geek Nick Doll offers commentary and reactions to the most interesting news of the week, using his expansive knowledge of all things geek! This week it’s trailer
Welcome to Breaking Geek, a new weekly column where uber-geek Nick Doll offers commentary and reactions to the most interesting news of the week, using his expansive knowledge of all things geek! My opinions are
Earlier this week, we reported on the news that Tom Cruise had injured himself while performing a stunt for the upcoming Mission: Impossible 6. The videos from TMZ saw the star jumping from one building
I know what you are thinking when you read that headline, but no, Tom Cruise isn't on life support after falling off of an airplane/world's tallest building/helicopter or what-have-you. Accidents happen on sets all the
Mission: Impossible 6, the follow up to Mission: Impossible - Rogue Nation, is now filming. Tom Cruise is back (of course), as is Christopher McQuarrie, who wrote and directed Rogue Nation, the best entry in the
