Both Mission: Impossible 8, which is scheduled to release in 2022.
Fast & Furious 9 follows the globetrotting adventures of Dominic Toretto (Vin Diesel) and "the family" after saving the world from nuclear war. This time, Dom faces off against his brother Jakob Toretto (John Cena), a brand-new villain with a plan that will lead to the conclusive events of the return of Han Lue (Sung Kang) from the realm of the dead years after Deckard Shaw (Jason Statham) murdered him in Tokyo.
The Mission: Impossible movies have always employed.
Tom Cruise's stunts in previous Mission: Impossible movies have not been nearly as extravagant as the heart-stopping action sequences from the Fast and Furious movies, yet they have achieved a bigger impact because of their realism. It's more thrilling to see Tom Cruise actually dangling from the Burj Khalifa than seeing two CGI cars crashing through two CGI skyscrapers. Similarly, ' raining car stunt managed to be more impressive than the HALO jump scene from Mission: Impossible - Fallout because the latter obscured Tom Cruise's real stunt with unnecessary cuts and CGI while the former threw real cars from a building on the street below. This practical way to shoot action sequences always represents a very real danger to the stars and the stunt performers, but it produces a high degree of realism that computer-generated imagery hasn't yet reached.
A motorcycle jump from a mountain ramp and a fight sequence on top of a train sound tame in comparison to the far-fetched action sequences from most Fast & Furious movies. Still, those are some of Tom Cruise's stunts in Mission Impossible 7 that will probably keep the spy film's stakes higher than its car-centric competitor. Tom Cruise's will to put his life on the line keeps proving that the star's daredevil attitude is not just for show.
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