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Description: What makes Mission: Impossible – Fallout the best action movie of the last few years? A Matter of Film talks about the film in this review. Join our Patreon Family and get super cool benefits! patreon.com/amatterofilm This video was made possible by our AWESOME PATRONS! Special thanks to: The Sensitive Nice Guy Show with Jordan Rockwell: Associate Producer Jasmine Jackson: Associate Producer Daniel Chaput: Assistant Producer Gustavo Schroeder: Assistant Producer Melissa Alcaraz: Assistant Producer Thomas Allen: Assistant Producer We would also like to thank: Pedro Gutiérrez, John Martin & Russell Breckenridge for their amazing support! youtube.com/c/NCMEpicMusic By Ender Güney Recommended: Chris Stuckmann's Review: youtu.be/uON8Ao4mbvU M:I: Fallout Trailer #1: youtu.be/wb49-oV0F78 If you’re in need of an adrenaline rush, look no further. Mission: Impossible Fallout can be your quick fix. So we’re six movies into this franchise and there seems to be no signs of it running out of gas anytime soon. Mission: Impossible is the rare franchise that seems to get better with age. A very big part of it, if not the biggest is Tom Cruise who is without a doubt the biggest action movie star working today. The amount of effort he puts into his movies is outstanding. He performs a lot of the stunts himself and they just seem to get bigger and better each time. In Ghost Protocol he scaled the Burj Khalifa, the tallest building in the world. In Rogue Nation he hanged from a cargo plane as it took off. In this movie he drives a motorcycle against traffic at high speeds without a helmet and flies a helicopter like 4 inches away from crashing into rocks. He even broke his foot on this one scene where he jumps from one building into another without any cables by the way. He’s also the first actor to ever do a HALO jump, which is a High Altitude Low Opening jump where the cinematographer shot him with a camera on his helmet as they were falling. It’s insane. If risking your own life for the sake of entertainment isn’t being devoted to your job I don’t know what is. The man is 56 years old and he’s doing the craziest stunts of his career now. Tom Cruise, you have our respect. It’s also the first real direct sequel in the Mission: Impossible franchise since it was directed by Christopher Mcquarrie who also directed the last movie. As well as being the first in the franchise where you kind of have to watch the last movie to fully understand what happens here. Be sure to subscribe to our channel!