Tom Cruise never stops. In Mission: Impossible 7, the 61-year-old actor once again demonstrates his love for well-done stunts… by himself. Always at the top of his form thanks to meticulous training, he leaves it to no one to hang himself in the void, to fight on a speeding train, to jump on a motorbike from a cliff (precisely to land on a train), to get into a plane in mid-flight (then to exit with a parachute a short distance from the ground), to climb buildings like the glass wall of the Burj Khalifa in Mission: Impossible 4 (which is on the podium of the best films of the saga, in our opinion), to ride a motorcycle like a madman in the streets of Paris or to jump from building to building, always in Paris, at the risk of breaking an ankle. In short, Tom Cruise does everything in Impossible mission (as in his other action films). And it obviously continues in Mission: Impossible: Dead Reckoning, part 1seventh feature film with agent Ethan Hunt at the helm.
Tom Cruise with his BMW and Fiat in the streets of Rome
If you have already seen the film released on July 12, there is one thing that is indisputable: you have been amazed. This allowed you to forget the soporific Indiana Jones 5 with Harrison Ford and to experience real action scenes interspersed, it is true, with slightly longer (and therefore very forgettable) moments during which the characters in the film exchange their thoughts on their lives, their memories, their regrets. In Mission: Impossible: Dead Reckoning, part 1, Tom Cruise is looking for a magic key. He’ll start looking for her in the big Abu Dhabi airport, relying on his cool aviator sunglasses to catch everyone’s eye. But it won’t be enough. He will soon have to go to Rome to further accomplish his mission.
