Mission Impossible: Rogue Nation feet

[Orsoloff]

Hello! Have any of you seen the new Mission Impossible: Rogue Nation film? I sure did! And I got to say, it was a blast! But what's most interesting is one of its female leads: Ilsa Faust (Rebecca Ferguson). In that movie she has a tendency to take off her shoes and show off her cute and beautiful feet! And let's not forget her beautiful legs too! They look so cute that you can't help but wonder: are they ticklish? Cause I sure hope so!

Has anyone else seen the movie? And has anyone seen Rebecca's beautiful and possibly ticklish feet? 😀

 

[Fat Bastard]

Perhaps Tom got his fingers on her sexy soles while on set. That may be why he insists on doing his own stunts!

 

[mabus]

That movie had a lot of foot shots in it, so if you got a foot fetish, go see it!

You know what, screw that - go see it because it's one of the best directed action movies in the last several years.
The director should absolutely be nominated for a Best Directing Academy Award, and because he probably won't, it's another reason I love movies, but never
watch the awards.

The action scenes are crisp, smooth, you know the geography, you know who is where, where everything and everyone is, there are extended long shots of action, where you
see that "Holy Shit, that stunt is REAL!" The airplane hang on in the beginning - NO, it's not blue screen, Tom Cruise is REALLY hanging on that plane, and man you
can feel it on the big screen, the shake of the camera!!! The stunt with the pipe, man, that was bad ass, and you can tell it was REAL. The motorcycle chase, damn.

It's so funny how, the FIFTH Mission Impossible is the absolute best one yet, and is totally a true Mission Impossible movie - the whole team is there the whole time,
it's not just a Tom Cruise movie.

It also has the second best bad guy of the series, ...Mission Impossible 3 had the best. (But that movie was basically a Tom Cruise movie, and wasn't nearly as epic or detailed as this last one
was...it had a lot of flaws.) This one was flawless.

Absolutely one of the best movies this year.......and YES, Rebecca Ferguson has so many foot shots, you'd think she was intentionally appealing to the foot fetishists in the audience.....

 

[PiedPiper]

"Appealing to the foot fetishists in the audience......" (Mabus)
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Why wouldn't a shrewdly-constructed film do precisely that? We are a pretty danged reliable niche market.

 

[Libertine]

The airplane hang on in the beginning - NO, it's not blue screen, Tom Cruise is REALLY hanging on that plane, and man you can feel it on the big screen, the shake of the camera!!!

No director or insurance company would risk a star of Cruise's magnitude being injured performing a stunt of this nature. One can do amazing things with stunt doubles and intercutting. I've been on a film set or two...

But glad you enjoyed it.

 

[milagros317]

Thanks for the tip, I will put it on my list of new movies to see.

 

[chicago]

http://www.cnn.com/2015/07/25/entertainment/mission-impossible-tom-cruise/

But actually, he did perform that stunt

 

[meangry]

http://www.cnn.com/2015/07/25/entertainment/mission-impossible-tom-cruise/

But actually, he did perform that stunt

I thought this was fairly common knowledge.

Guess we were wrong

 

[Libertine]

http://www.cnn.com/2015/07/25/entertainment/mission-impossible-tom-cruise/

But actually, he did perform that stunt

I thought this was fairly common knowledge.

Guess we were wrong

Gee, if CNN itself says it was true, I must be completely wrong. I'm sure they wouldn't simply give credence to a press release handed to them by a studio because, you know, that would be just too gullible of them. Rather like that interview with Sally Field, 'The Flying Nun' back in the 60s when she talked very solemnly about 'being towed by a silent helicopter', when not using jet packs in the heels of her shoes.

 

[chicago]

Well if libertine says otherwise, I'll dismiss all the sources... #omnipotent

 

[meangry]

Gee, if CNN itself says it was true, I must be completely wrong. I'm sure they wouldn't simply give credence to a press release handed to them by a studio because, you know, that would be just too gullible of them. Rather like that interview with Sally Field, 'The Flying Nun' back in the 60s when she talked very solemnly about 'being towed by a silent helicopter', when not using jet packs in the heels of her shoes.

It's pretty common knowledge that Cruise does his own stunts in movies.

Sorry that you're wrong I guess.

 

[SoleMates]

It's pretty common knowledge that Cruise does his own stunts in movies.

Sorry that you're wrong I guess.

I've seen a short, pre-movie featurette in front of a film recently that went behind the scenes with this movie that showed footage of Cruise actually hanging from the plane.

He also actually did the stunt in one of the previous films where he was hanging from that stupid-tall building in Saudi Arabia. The photo of him sitting on top of the building's highest spire is floating around the Interwebs somewhere, and the stunt was included in an article on the Cracked website.

So, yeah.

 

[Libertine]

I stand by my opinion but admit inadvertently hijacking this thread so if the mods wish to prune it I have no objection. I cannot delete my own posts without derailing other people's responses.

 

[SoleMates]

http://www.cracked.com/article_19872_6-mind-blowing-special-effects-you-wont-believe-arent-cgi.html

See #5.



Also, here's the featurette on the plane stunt.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=afS5ks54tms

 

[meangry]

I stand by my opinion but admit inadvertently hijacking this thread so if the mods wish to prune it I have no objection. I cannot delete my own posts without derailing other people's responses.

The knowledgeable intellectual bit takes a real hit when you're vehemently sticking to an erroneous opinion.