Scary New ‘Final Reckoning’ Video Shows Tom Cruise Rehearse Bi-Plane Transfer
The post Scary New ‘Final Reckoning’ Video Shows Tom Cruise Rehearse Bi-Plane Transfer appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Tom Cruise in “Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning.” Paramount Pictures New Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning behind-the-scenes video footage shows Tom Cruise practicing the film’s harrowing bi-plane scene. The thrilling sequence takes place at the end of the third act of The Final Reckoning. In the scene, Cruise’s Impossible Mission Force Agent Ethan Hunt attempts to secure a device from the film’s main villain, Gabriel (Esai Morales), to hopefully put a stop to the self-aware artificial intelligence program The Entity. If the Entity isn’t stopped, it will begin launching missiles from all of the world’s nuclear arsenals. Forbes‘Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning’ Had A Post-Credits Scene That Wasn’t Filmed, Director SaysBy Tim Lammers During the scene, Ethan needs to fly a bi-plane and chase down another bi-plane that Gabriel is flying, and then transfer himself from his plane to wrestle the device from the madman. Paramount Pictures on Monday released an intense scene involving a helicopter with a camera attached, which shows Cruise rehearsing in mid-air how he abandons his red bi-plane in the film to transfer to the yellow bi-plane to reach Morales’ character. Forbes‘Final Destination Bloodlines’ Gets Digital Streaming Date, Report SaysBy Tim Lammers The already scary footage is made even more intense when a wheel rig attached to the bottom of the chopper that’s fashioned to look like the bottom of the yellow bi-plane bumps the top of the red bi-plane as Cruise is holding on to its wing. The end of the 1-minute, 11-second clip shows Cruise safely returning to the ground with a smile on his face. The full behind-the-scenes segment can be seen below. ‘Mission: Impossible’ Held Strong In Its Second Weekend At The Box Office The live-action version of Disney’s 2002 animated film classic Lilo & Stitch, which opened against…
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Tom Cruise in “Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning.” Paramount Pictures New Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning behind-the-scenes video footage shows Tom Cruise practicing the film’s harrowing bi-plane scene. The thrilling sequence takes place at the end of the third act of The Final Reckoning. In the scene, Cruise’s Impossible Mission Force Agent Ethan Hunt attempts to secure a device from the film’s main villain, Gabriel (Esai Morales), to hopefully put a stop to the self-aware artificial intelligence program The Entity. If the Entity isn’t stopped, it will begin launching missiles from all of the world’s nuclear arsenals. Forbes‘Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning’ Had A Post-Credits Scene That Wasn’t Filmed, Director SaysBy Tim Lammers During the scene, Ethan needs to fly a bi-plane and chase down another bi-plane that Gabriel is flying, and then transfer himself from his plane to wrestle the device from the madman. Paramount Pictures on Monday released an intense scene involving a helicopter with a camera attached, which shows Cruise rehearsing in mid-air how he abandons his red bi-plane in the film to transfer to the yellow bi-plane to reach Morales’ character. Forbes‘Final Destination Bloodlines’ Gets Digital Streaming Date, Report SaysBy Tim Lammers The already scary footage is made even more intense when a wheel rig attached to the bottom of the chopper that’s fashioned to look like the bottom of the yellow bi-plane bumps the top of the red bi-plane as Cruise is holding on to its wing. The end of the 1-minute, 11-second clip shows Cruise safely returning to the ground with a smile on his face. The full behind-the-scenes segment can be seen below. ‘Mission: Impossible’ Held Strong In Its Second Weekend At The Box Office The live-action version of Disney’s 2002 animated film classic Lilo & Stitch, which opened against…
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