Tom Cruises letzte Mission: Impossible Movie beendet inländischer Kassen, die schmerzhaft kurz vor dem endgültigen Meilenstein laufen
https://collider.com/mission-impossible-the-final-reckoning-domestic-box-office-197-million/
Tom Cruises letzte Mission: Impossible Movie beendet inländischer Kassen, die schmerzhaft kurz vor dem endgültigen Meilenstein laufen
https://collider.com/mission-impossible-the-final-reckoning-domestic-box-office-197-million/
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I wanted to watch this in theatres but generally could only go evenings….this thing is 2:49 of just runtime. With pre show and trailers it’s 3:20, door to door seeing this movie is a 4 hour event. Meaning so if I got to an 8pm showing ill be home just before midnight
And not I’ll still need to set aside 3 hours to watch this movie at home…that’s a lot of time
Big oof. Barbenheimer gave MI the beatdown last time up as well
I’m reckoning they’ll be short with the final total.
It is an amazing 30 minute movie packed into a two hour and 49 minute run time.
It was an OK film with some good action scenes but didn’t really have any decent story or characters. Could probably have cut a lot of it and tightened it up.
I saw it twice in theater. The runtime wasn’t an issue for me but absolutely kept some people out of the cinema I’m sure.
I got spoiled as to the ending so I did not want to spend money on seeing it in theaters.
The earlier MI movies are better than the last few too so I was more motivated to see it in theaters. Now I’d rather be comfy on my couch to watch a ~3hr movie and pause whenever I need to.
He should dun mer stunts I guess.
His face looks oddly puffy and swollen nowadays
I watched the movie in theatres. It’s… fine. It’s a solid movie but I was expecting a lot more, personally. I rate the last 4 movies pretty high but Dead Reckoning was already a dropoff in quality from Fallout. Still, I was expecting great things and it only delivered on Good things
I feel like it might be time for tom cruise to come to terms with his age and take roles that are more true to that age.
The desperation from Tom to get everyone back into theaters with stunt promos seemed a little sad to me, it feels like he’s fighting father time, gravity, and peoples’ changing interests all at the same time. He must be tired.
I would love to see him take a role in a more grounded film, I think he’d be great in dialogue or character work, and it could really burst him back into the scene with more dimension than just being an aging action star.
I love the movie, but Gabriel certainly has a lot of megaton bombs at his disposal.
Who is still watching this shit? It’s been redundant since the third entry
can we start saying he ruined cinema now?
Weird how it wrapped up everything kinda like we expected it to, except for the bad guy >!the way he died was f-ckn‘ weak!<
Movie was way longer than it needed to be.
I don’t like movie theaters anymore, expensive tickets, inconvenient, inconsiderate people
And you want me to spend how long in there?
I saw it in theaters and do not remember anything from it. Fallout is the last Mission Impossible I really remember.
Reckoning Part 1 felt like shitty fanfic compared to Fallout.
Had no desire to see the sequel after the horrible writing (which was shocking), stupid story/lame villain, and killing off one of the best characters ever in the franchise.
I couldn’t believe after the previous few films, Reckoning was actually by the same guy (McQ).
You know what, I liked it
Boycott Tom Cult Cruise
The story arc was far too complex. You needed to be an expert on the twists and turns in the story from his very first MI film to this final one to follow the plot well.