The most memorable moment in the film "mission: impossible 8: The Last Committee" was when Tom Cruise wore a Snorricam - a filming device attached to an actor - to climb out of the plane and parachute from an altitude of 3,000 meters.
Without a helmet, only one person falls freely more and more quickly and a camera captures every angle. This is the most dangerous scene, action director Wade Eastwood confirmed. Tom has brought all post-war filming techniques to modern times. He combines his experience as a pilot and filmmaking into one."
The camera has been refined to suit windy conditions, impacting at unimaginable altitudes.
In a behind-the-scenes video, it can be seen that the demand that Tom Cruise has placed is to make the film more and more dangerous, pushing it to the limit of human tolerance: "We will go up to about 3,000 meters, but if we can reach 3,700 meters, it is as good. What I want to do is speed up the next jump - do as fast as possible, and I will gradually upgrade. Faster, faster, then put yourself in the worst case scenario. And I will see how long it will take for recovery?
Wade Eastwood called the scene " maximum danger". Even when it was first performed by Tom Cruise, director McQuarrie admitted: I was so scared that I wanted to vomit.
The actor then worked for... 18 more times. When he suggested another time, McQuarrie had to speak up: Dont get angry with the gods. We have enough.
As Cruise's companion, McQuarrie also needs to have a strong spirit. The filmmaker deals with danger and stress by eliminating one risk factor: Fear.
F worry is a useless emotion. Stress is a useless emotion. The same goes for fierceness - in situations like this, they can cost someone. When everything is over, you can go home and worry as much as you want. Tom and I often sit in the studio, look back at the footage and wonder, Do they really let me do this?. the male director shared.
The film will officially premiere from May 30, 2025. Previously, the work will have a special screening on the 28th - 29th of May 2025.
