The self-destructive tape used in the original series actually had a drop of magnesium on the tape that activated when it went over a drop of potassium with a binary activator on a set point of the tape causing a tiny explosion that would destroy the interior of the tape. This was used in later episodes of Mission Impossible as the effects team thought it would be a great idea to show it off in the show on a reel to reel player... That happened to belong to the producer, thus destroying the expensive reel to reel player. After a few episodes of using stock footage of it self-destructing, they started using cassette tapes. The cast, crew, directors, and producers never allowed the FX team to touch anything of theirs after this incident.
"So, he killed the rat with his bare hands?" few seconds later... "Why does he even have this knife out?" I always assumed he killed the rat with said knife.
@@jamesburgess2k -- if that's true, then why did Ethan give him the real NOK list disk ? Plus, this is a highly sensitive mission, with super skilled spies, but they drop a knife into a closed CIA room ? That character was lame & unskilled, why was he even included, he seemed like a bumbling idiot that whole time. (& I LIKE Jean Reno)
Sam K I hear the voice while watching TV too ... and Netflix ... I see sins in Daredevil ... I keep trying to tell myself that show is perfect but the CinemaSins voice is there!!
Sam K OMG, I thought I was the only one who had been corrupted. I watched the new Terminator movie and it starts with narration. I said narration out loud and dinged an imaginary bell in the air. My BF looked at me like I was crazy, lol.
I remember when this movie came out and people complained that it was too complicated and hard to follow, because this was when action movies rarely had a plot of any significance. When I saw it in the theater, I was pleasantly surprised that it made me think and kept me guessing. I rewatched it not long ago and found plot holes that I didn't really notice as a teenager, but it is still a good movie. I assume from the "sentence" that you will be sinning part two next, and for that I thank you.
Sorry if it's already been mentioned (I didn't have the patience to read all of the comments, although I did read a lot before giving up), but 12:13 - 12:19 is not a sin at all, because this scene takes place in a first class car, which would be populated by business(wo)men and rich people, so the fact that nearly everyone has a cell phone in 1996 actually does make sense (I know, I was 18 in 1996). Of course, to notice this detail, you have to be familiar with the TGV (or its Eurostar or Thalys re-brands), so we can't blame you for that :-)
I just finished rewatching all of these in honor of the new one coming out; it had been years since I had seen them. Wow, what an under appreciated franchise.
The first movie had a better story. The others (except 2) are good action movies but they seem to only serve Tom Cruises fetish for doing insane stunts himself.
One sin I've noticed (though I forgive it because it's such a cool scene) is near the end when Ethan puts on the glasses and says "I'm not the only one who knows you're alive." That proves nothing. Just five minutes earlier Ethan was wearing a mask that looked exactly like Jim, so how would Kittredge know he's not just looking at a mask of Jim. If Jim were to kill Ethan, the mask would be found with Ethan, then Kittredge would just assume that all he saw on his watch was a mask of Jim. Still an awesome scene, though.
Half of these movies I have no interest in seeing, so its awesome to get a little 20 minute synopsis so it feels like i've seen it. In addition to them being hilarious.
They could have just knocked out the technician instead of waiting for him to leave. That way they don't have to be quiet and can stand on the ground. It's not like they were trying to get away without anyone knowing they were there, because they leave the log there for the technician to see right away. They would have gotten away easier and accessed the computer easier if they just knocked him out when he was using it.
Horror Versions one hit to the back of the head doesn't knock people out lol. If you knock someone out and they don't wake up quickly, something is very, very wrong. You would need some kind of drug, like tranquilizer or something. But that could also kill someone if they had a bad reaction Non-lethal force is really hard to actually implement
In the original tv show (which they stole the title and theme song from for the movies) the IMF specialized in dangerous & meticulous covert missions which were, most of the time, surprisingly logical and coherent in their execution, and made up for the tv quality production.There's very few screenwriters in hollywood today who are are crafty enough to reward their audience's intelligence beyond flashy spectacle; E.g. gun play, Cruise doing crazy stunts, car chases etc...which no covert spy would ever get involved in.
This guy has ruined me. Now everytime I watch a movie or read a book on Wattpad, my inner cinemasins guy voice clicks on and I become a total critic. Creepy how I don't not enjoy it.
***** I KNOW!!! and in conversations too, randomly saying something like, "cuuuuueee music" for cheesiness....IT'S A FANTASTIC CURSE THIS MAN HAS PUT UPON US. It's like I have no filter and my best insults pop up. I say things and it's in the way I know he'll say them....smh....no wonder I'm losing movie buddies. XD
On the fire fighting sin. In government buildings like Langley, embassies, pentagon, etc. In the case of a fire, they typically don't evacuate, but move everyone to another location in the building because those buildings are designed to contain a fire to a specific area, therefor not allowing the fire to spread. Additionally, fire fighters aren't allowed to just come waltzing in, they are in fact escorted, or a fire fighting team is on standby at the building, depending on what building we're talking about.
A possible reason for whipping out the two disks during the mission was that he only meant to take one out but removed both instead. As to why he would have more than on in the first place, probably in case something happened to the first one, since disks are known to get corrupted from time to time.
HAHAHAHAHAHAAHHAAHHAAHAHAHHA BRO!! the comedy you dish out in this is golden. The guy running across the set bit, tiny money...jeez I'm just chuckling at those.
I think this is the first time I saw sins taken off early enough that there could be negative sins on the counter. It didn't last long, but it was still there. Impressive.
Lindsay Priddy No, a sin was taken off for Arnie's "I hope you leave enough room for my fist" line from Running Man. There have been others but I think that was one of the first ones
You missed a biggie. The channel tunnel trains are electric as you would expect, and run on overhead cables. There are several scenes clearly showing no power cables. And it makes the helicopter thing even more implausible than it was already.
gwkowe I have to agree with him on the vault scene though lol. I remember watching that and loving how intense and quiet it was... I also noticed the hand sin an inch off the ground at the time too. :D
There are several reasons they would have designed the disc so that it wouldn’t transmit location until it’s booted up. 1) you couldn’t exactly have a battery powered tracking beacon attached w/o being noticed, and don’t know how they would get one inside and have it still be a functional disc; 2) In many movies they show trackers with delayed activation to avoid detection. If they were able to get a tracking device inside the disc, the battery would certainly have limited power and would probably go out before it reached the intended target; 3) Having the disc transmit location when it boots up not only solves the power issue and avoids detection, but also ensures the location is revealed only once relevant. I mean, this is a movie w a ton of made up tech; there are obviously reasons they designed the disc to function that way.
There were SO many more but it would have taken too long to note them.. One major one is that if Jim Phelps wanted money- any Mission Impossible fan knows that he would not have to go through all this trouble to get it. Phelps has so many contacts in so many places, he has access to more resources than we can imagine. Honestly, having Jim Phelps go through all that for some money is ridiculous. Tom Cruise just wanted to kill him off so he could create another character and not live in Phelps shadow. It was a silly motive. Totally unbelievable. THANK YOU for doing it :D
@2:36, you thought he said "Sorry sir" and thought it was strange because it was Sarah's identification that wasn't going through. But the guy actually says "Sorry Sarah". It's just muffled, they way he says it.
Pretty useless commenting on such a video but you left out a sin: How was Luther Stickell able to see the sweat drop and its catching, so he could make the 'relieved face' after Ethan caught the drop?
You know you've watched these guys for too long that whenever you go to see a movie you nitpick the hell out of it, finding the various "sins" and reading them out in your head in this guy's voice...
The infamous hanging on a wire scene in this movie was HEAVILY influenced by a rather similar scene in a 70s European heist movie called "Topkapi". I highly recommend it.
That movie was crap. I liked the idea but it felt like Die Antwood directed the entire thing. If Neil Blomkamp used his directing skills and didn't bring in a weirdo band to come up with all the ideas.
I'm not sure why, but for some reason, I become incredibly happy every time you take sins off for anything. It's like finding out you guys have hearts after all! XD
Just watched this great movie again and watched the Cinama Sins take on it. As always a great video. Unfortunately you missed a couple sins during the final scene with the train. 1. The TGV is an electric train which gets its power from electric overhead wires. 2. A helicopter would not be able to track a TGV due to these same electric overhead wires. 3. The TGV train used to connect London with Paris is called the Eurostar and looks very different. 4. The Canal tunnel between London and Paris consist out of two separate tubes, making the cut where Ethan has to jump away for the onheading train impossible. Greetings from The Netherlands and can't wait for you next video. As a movie fan, your video's give every movie just a little extra.
10:45 - I worked for a phone comany. They can track every call immediatly right when it is made . And it was like that since forever. The phone company needs to know both phones to actually make the connection and they ALWAYS record at least both phone numbers and the Duration of the call for billing.
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I think it would be pretty easy to set up a tape to self destruct after playback.
Also- Krieger is doing the job of a winding gear during the vault scene. Using a person for this purpose is not only humiliating to the person- but how does he know the exact height he should be hoisting Ethan, blindly? He imagines it really well? If he was replaced by a winding gear, Ethan could set his own distance from the ground, and the rat wouldn't be a problem at all.
The biggest sin in this is what the writers did to Jim, it's obvious they wanted him out of the picture so that Cruise could hog the hero action, but turning Jim into a traitor goes totally against the character we came to know in the series, at the very least if the writers wanted him out of the way for future franchise, they perhaps could have given him a hero's death.
That was my biggest problem with the movie, and several other acquaintances. It was wrong to make Jim Phillips the villain. It was a disservice to Peter Graves.
None of the movies have anything to do with the tv show, which was really a "caper of the week" series. Jeremy's references to Ocean's 11 highlight that. They turned a taut, exciting series into Yet Another Superhero franchise. And, frankly, I'm tired of Tom Cruise as Superman in every movie. The only decent thing he's done for years was Collateral. They did the same thing with The Equalizer. I love Denzel, but those two movies just recycled his Man on Fire character.
Luckily, someone has started a petition to change that, so there's still hope www.change.org/p/tom-cruise-save-jim-phelps-mission-impossible?US%3Av5&recruiter=966831078&recruited_by_id=c6f11710-845b-11e9-82b5-136c69c2ac6e&share_bandit_exp=initial-15866030-en-US&share_bandit_var=v3.
Haha great love your videos seen most of them! Excited you finally did mission impossible! I suggested the movies few months back after watching mission impossible 3 and saw so many sins ! Hope you do the rest of the movies !
how did you not sin the fact that he saves himself from falling off the train by grabbing a windshield wiper? that shit falls off if the rains too heavy
#45 It shows the guy inserting and then removing the keycard to access the terminal, so it clearly doesn’t have to remain inserted to use the computer. It’s quite possible that unlock was all that was needed for Hunt to access it. Kind of like back in the day, you used to have to just quickly insert your debit card into an ATM, you didn’t have to leave it in there like you do now.
Another sin: You adapt a TV show because it was popular and parts of it are still part of pop culture. You then have every character, despite being played by different actors anyway, turn evil, die, or both. If you wanted Cruise to be the hero, just have HIM play Jim Phelps, the leader in the series, and move on. Then have him form the team from the TV show and have original characters, this Jim's previous team, turn evil, die, or both. This way you don't piss off the very fans you were going for by naming this Mission: Impossible.
@@magicmulder They wanted Graves to come back as Phelps so he could have a character he played for years turn evil and kill all his friends. Some surprises I can do without, and you can imagine what fans of the show felt.
Dear CinemaSins, I once saw a video where a very wise man named Jeremy said of Hollywood remaking, rebooting, creating sequels the following line: "I get it. I see what happened. Like any huge industry, you set up systems. Systems that are designed to create efficiency. Rules - some written and some not - on how the movie making process makes money. Hero always wins, love always concurs. These directors make money consistently, even though the critics hate their films. These stars are bankable. Over time, these systems became routines and then became habits. Bad habits." Now, I don't begrudge you guys for doing what you think will make you the most money. You're individuals, not some huge industry. I enjoy the channel and find the videos entertaining. But I'd like to point out in just the last couple months you've given us EWW Terminator 2, 3 and Salvation before Terminator Gensyisisys came out, EWW Insidious 2 before Insidious 3 came out, EWW the Lost World and JP 3 before Jurassic World, EWW Magic Mike before Magic Mike 2 came out, EWW Poltergeist before the Poltergeist remake came out, EWW Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome before Mad Max Fury Road came out, EWW Pitch Perfect before Pitch Perfect 2 came out, EWW Hulk and the Incredible Hulk before Avengers 2 came out. Now the Mission Impossible movies kick in just early enough to do them all before the fifth one comes out. Again, not hating on you guys for doing this. Just pointing it out before it becomes as stale as that which you are mocking. Personally, I like the channel best when it's unpredictable and you bounce around all over the place. Give us Interstellar, then the Lost Boys, then War of the Worlds (2005 and 1953), then Top Gun, then Million Dollar Baby, then the Lego Movie, then 12 Monkeys, then Jaws. Spread out the Star Wars movies over the next six months instead of dumping all six in our laps at once. Mix it up! One man's opinion. I'm sure not everyone shares it.
MP197742 I agree. Though, since he does two a week, I wouldn't actually mind if he started doing the Star Wars movies (preferably in chronological order) six weeks before Force Awakens and put out one a week, with other movies in between.
*conquer - wow - that one really hurt me. No time for Spellcheck? Your spelling means 'an agreement.' As in I concur with that. And your ideas suck ass.
As a kidlet, I *loved* the original weekly TV broadcasts! The first film "reboot" maybe wasn't so bad but quickly went off the rails with the we-must-out-do-the previous lunacy.
>You are directly above an open vent leading to the room with the sensitive security microphones. So breaking the volume limit here should be just as "toast" as doing it IN the actual room. Except that's not remotely how sound or volume works. The term "volume" for loudness should be a hint; what else is the term "volume" used to describe? That's right, size. The bigger something is, the more volume it has. Noise is dispersed across a volume, the further the microphones are away the quieter the sound. Even if he's above the very room in question, microphones in the room would read a lower decibel reading than the microphone on his arm. It actually checks out. They might register a sound but not necessarily above the alarm threshold.
1 MILLION sins for making Jim Phelps the bad guy!! That is what has kept me away from all future "Mission Impossible" movies. That, and they are just Tom Cruise pretending to be James Bond and not really in the spirit of the old MI TV series.
J Robert Bonser Sad but probably not very many people under forty even know there was a tv series. Much less it's characters. Shame, it holds up very well if you have an attention span.
This movie inspired me to create a term for when a good guy stupidly becomes evil in a sequel or adaptation, that term being "Phelpsed." Luckily, someone has started a petition to change that, so there's still hope www.change.org/p/tom-cruise-save-jim-phelps-mission-impossible?US%3Av5&recruiter=966831078&recruited_by_id=c6f11710-845b-11e9-82b5-136c69c2ac6e&share_bandit_exp=initial-15866030-en-US&share_bandit_var=v3.
Dark Kronis I know the feelings. My biggest problem was the movie turning Jim Phelps into a bad guy, sh**ing all over Peter Graves' established character. Coincidentally, however, I will admit that I was awed by the script writers having the massive balls to take an established character that we absolutely knew was a good guy, and turning him bad so the big reveal near the end was Death Star sized. It was one hell of a curve ball.
@@rcslyman8929 This movie inspired me to create a term for when a good guy stupidly becomes evil in a sequel or adaptation, that term being "Phelpsed." Luckily, someone has started a petition to change that, so there's still hope www.change.org/p/tom-cruise-save-jim-phelps-mission-impossible?US%3Av5&recruiter=966831078&recruited_by_id=c6f11710-845b-11e9-82b5-136c69c2ac6e&share_bandit_exp=initial-15866030-en-US&share_bandit_var=v3.
I'm surprised that he didn't get the most obvious sin of the vault scene: if the floor is SO sensitive that it can feel the weight of one sweat drop (probably 1 gram) then the alarms would have been going off like crazy when Ethan slid down!! The volume of air that he pushed down at that speed would have had a force of at least 1 kg! Weigh scales have no idea whether or not something is touching them only that they feel a force! Heck, Ethan probably would have set it off just by breathing while he was at the keyboard!
Scientologist crackhead is the star of it. Enough for me right there to just turn it off. Sorry CinemaSins, can't even tolerate a 15 minute clip of yours with him in it.
The self-destructive tape used in the original series actually had a drop of magnesium on the tape that activated when it went over a drop of potassium with a binary activator on a set point of the tape causing a tiny explosion that would destroy the interior of the tape.
This was used in later episodes of Mission Impossible as the effects team thought it would be a great idea to show it off in the show on a reel to reel player... That happened to belong to the producer, thus destroying the expensive reel to reel player. After a few episodes of using stock footage of it self-destructing, they started using cassette tapes. The cast, crew, directors, and producers never allowed the FX team to touch anything of theirs after this incident.
jaspr1999 wow that is actually very interesting. Thanks
@Apollo Spade Very interesting but I'm going to have to sin you for knowing that shit!
@@davidharris6581 - Yeah... I know. I'm old enough to remember the original series.
@@jaspr1999 I hope you realize my comment was meant to be good natured.
@@davidharris6581 - It was taken that way, man. No worries. It gave me a much needed smile.
Sin: air conditioning is big enough to fit human-cliché.
Pannemat
*_ding!_*
It was built by the same people who built all the Metal Gear Solid air vents.
Commenting a sin on cinemasins cliché
everything wrong with critics.
With a backpack on his back!
"So, he killed the rat with his bare hands?" few seconds later... "Why does he even have this knife out?" I always assumed he killed the rat with said knife.
The knife was clean
The knife was to kill Ethan, that's why he had it out when he was coming up. And that's also how Ethan knew he was double crossing him
Knife rack
James Burgess you're saying he was going to kill Ethan right there, in the AC vents?
@@jamesburgess2k -- if that's true, then why did Ethan give him the real NOK list disk ? Plus, this is a highly sensitive mission, with super skilled spies, but they drop a knife into a closed CIA room ? That character was lame & unskilled, why was he even included, he seemed like a bumbling idiot that whole time. (& I LIKE Jean Reno)
random green jumpsuit guy was hilarious.
Yee
He was my favourite character, I wish they’d done more with him.
Got it in one take, perfect. 😂
11:33 Ok, random green jumpsuit guy ... run through ... now!
Lol
Dude Ster doesnt make any sense of why the green jumpsuit guy is there
"My dad is a famous actor!"
"Oh, yeah? What's he done?"
"You know the green jumpsuit guy in Mission Impossible?"
I've worked in highly secure, top secret government facilities. It is actually quite common for there to be no cameras in the most sensitive areas.
So does anyone else now automatically have a Cinema Sins announcer in their head when they watch a movie?
Sam K I hear the voice while watching TV too ... and Netflix ...
I see sins in Daredevil ... I keep trying to tell myself that show is perfect but the CinemaSins voice is there!!
Yup my friends get really annoyed because I announce them out loud
My dad threatened to turn the film off if I didn't stop talking.
Guy states a thing that is obvious for all cinema sins fans do
(Ding)
Sam K OMG, I thought I was the only one who had been corrupted. I watched the new Terminator movie and it starts with narration. I said narration out loud and dinged an imaginary bell in the air. My BF looked at me like I was crazy, lol.
Man, I forgot how much I loved this as a kid. I also forgot how I used to struggle with the plot.
That helicopter flying INSIDE THE F*CKING CHUNNEL did not get enough sins.
Have we ever seen the sin counter, even temporarily, sitting at -3?
*Audible gasp*
Finding nemo
+The Last Madman (Scribbling) Wall E at -5!
+The Last Madman Troll 2
+Jossy FTW I would say that that doesn't count
I remember when this movie came out and people complained that it was too complicated and hard to follow, because this was when action movies rarely had a plot of any significance. When I saw it in the theater, I was pleasantly surprised that it made me think and kept me guessing. I rewatched it not long ago and found plot holes that I didn't really notice as a teenager, but it is still a good movie. I assume from the "sentence" that you will be sinning part two next, and for that I thank you.
Sorry if it's already been mentioned (I didn't have the patience to read all of the comments, although I did read a lot before giving up), but 12:13 - 12:19 is not a sin at all, because this scene takes place in a first class car, which would be populated by business(wo)men and rich people, so the fact that nearly everyone has a cell phone in 1996 actually does make sense (I know, I was 18 in 1996). Of course, to notice this detail, you have to be familiar with the TGV (or its Eurostar or Thalys re-brands), so we can't blame you for that :-)
I just finished rewatching all of these in honor of the new one coming out; it had been years since I had seen them. Wow, what an under appreciated franchise.
I've seen this movie twice and I still didn't know what the hell was going on.
Glad i’m not the only one
I thought I was following the movie well up till the last act.
Ok, I am so glad for this comment! 😂😂
I thought it was pretty straight forward....
the plot is confusing and the characters are porrly developed so their actions don't make sense
Mission Impossible 1 is FAR better than its remembered for being.
It's not as flashy as the other ones so rubes aren't impressed with it.
Lol nope, they're all bad movies that promote scientology
The first movie had a better story. The others (except 2) are good action movies but they seem to only serve Tom Cruises fetish for doing insane stunts himself.
@@realitychallenged4488 so is existence promoting scientology because Tom Cruise exists? You gotta give more information than that.
@@realitychallenged4488 I think Ive seen TC promote Scientology once in like 15 years.
As of 2019, still my favorite of the entire series!
2019 was 5 years ago? I feel old 😢
You forgot: TGVs are not diesel trains but electric trains. They have electrical masts above their heads. And wires.
Yes, that bodered me so much in the movie! Not that the helicopter scene make any sence at all but it shouldnt fly above the train in the firt place
Sin: Sharp object stops right before killing the main character-cliché
One sin I've noticed (though I forgive it because it's such a cool scene) is near the end when Ethan puts on the glasses and says "I'm not the only one who knows you're alive."
That proves nothing. Just five minutes earlier Ethan was wearing a mask that looked exactly like Jim, so how would Kittredge know he's not just looking at a mask of Jim. If Jim were to kill Ethan, the mask would be found with Ethan, then Kittredge would just assume that all he saw on his watch was a mask of Jim.
Still an awesome scene, though.
11:30 had me rolling in laughter. The setup up before definitely helped
I am addicted to Cinema Sins and the sexy voice over guy.
Half of these movies I have no interest in seeing, so its awesome to get a little 20 minute synopsis so it feels like i've seen it. In addition to them being hilarious.
MelissaAnn420 ha I only watch movies I have seen
MelissaAnn420 me too
+MelissaAnn420
Sounds like a pretentious git to me...
MelissaAnn420 yeah, these are great.
They could have just knocked out the technician instead of waiting for him to leave. That way they don't have to be quiet and can stand on the ground. It's not like they were trying to get away without anyone knowing they were there, because they leave the log there for the technician to see right away. They would have gotten away easier and accessed the computer easier if they just knocked him out when he was using it.
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yeah but that would be too jason bourne for its time.
Yeah, but that may have resulted in a scuffle and triggered the sound security alarm.
One hit on the back of the head. All the alarms are disabled when the technician is in there.
Horror Versions one hit to the back of the head doesn't knock people out lol. If you knock someone out and they don't wake up quickly, something is very, very wrong.
You would need some kind of drug, like tranquilizer or something. But that could also kill someone if they had a bad reaction
Non-lethal force is really hard to actually implement
In the original tv show (which they stole the title and theme song from for the movies) the IMF specialized in dangerous & meticulous covert missions which were, most of the time, surprisingly logical and coherent in their execution, and made up for the tv quality production.There's very few screenwriters in hollywood today who are are crafty enough to reward their audience's intelligence beyond flashy spectacle; E.g. gun play, Cruise doing crazy stunts, car chases etc...which no covert spy would ever get involved in.
Also.... I do believe this marks the first time I have seen the Cinema Sins knock off 5 sins in a movie twice. Thats actually impressive!
This guy has ruined me. Now everytime I watch a movie or read a book on Wattpad, my inner cinemasins guy voice clicks on and I become a total critic.
Creepy how I don't not enjoy it.
***** I KNOW!!! and in conversations too, randomly saying something like, "cuuuuueee music" for cheesiness....IT'S A FANTASTIC CURSE THIS MAN HAS PUT UPON US. It's like I have no filter and my best insults pop up. I say things and it's in the way I know he'll say them....smh....no wonder I'm losing movie buddies. XD
People who can't control their own thoughts need therapy.
On the fire fighting sin. In government buildings like Langley, embassies, pentagon, etc. In the case of a fire, they typically don't evacuate, but move everyone to another location in the building because those buildings are designed to contain a fire to a specific area, therefor not allowing the fire to spread. Additionally, fire fighters aren't allowed to just come waltzing in, they are in fact escorted, or a fire fighting team is on standby at the building, depending on what building we're talking about.
Why is it called mission impossible? It's possible, just really really hard to do, shouldn't it be called mission really really hard?
Mission improbable
Mission of
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Improbale is a french word.....l
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Improbable is english and french
Everything wrong with Back to the Future for the 30th anniversary!
Katie Ruby They already did that.
The sequels?
they should still do parts 2 and 3
Yes please
Katie Ruby The sequels are missing yet. However they must do because the second and third movie had a lot of sins.
A possible reason for whipping out the two disks during the mission was that he only meant to take one out but removed both instead. As to why he would have more than on in the first place, probably in case something happened to the first one, since disks are known to get corrupted from time to time.
HAHAHAHAHAHAAHHAAHHAAHAHAHHA BRO!! the comedy you dish out in this is golden. The guy running across the set bit, tiny money...jeez I'm just chuckling at those.
TheWiseLion
This whole thing had me laughing and chuckling after watching it.
This video just eviscerated one of my favorite movies as a teenager..... and I loved every minute of it 😂😂😂😂😂
You should've done everything wrong with Despicable Me 1 & 2 before Minions came out
They probably will for the celebration of the release, assuming enough had requested it to make them consider it.
Colossusblock Pretty sure they dont do comedies.
sinister0077 Monsters Inc?
They did monsters inc
ForgottenTintedRock Ah, i stand corrected then, thanks.
This is one of the best CinemaSins ever made, always come back to this one.
Now a days I don't watch movies I just watch cinemasins
I think this is the first time I saw sins taken off early enough that there could be negative sins on the counter. It didn't last long, but it was still there. Impressive.
hah! the "smell my hand bit" was fantastic. Glad you decided to include it. What a bizarre way to show affection towards something.
Is this the first CinemaSins where there's actually a negative number of sins at some point?
WingedSnagret No actually. Monsters Inc. actually started with negative sins.
Lindsay Priddy No, a sin was taken off for Arnie's "I hope you leave enough room for my fist" line from Running Man. There have been others but I think that was one of the first ones
Lindsay Priddy
Oh yeah my bad I didn't read it carefully enough
Lindsay Priddy but that wasn't the question was it?
WingedSnagret There were negative sins before way back in the past but I don't remember which videos
You missed a biggie. The channel tunnel trains are electric as you would expect, and run on overhead cables. There are several scenes clearly showing no power cables.
And it makes the helicopter thing even more implausible than it was already.
You guys are getting generous with the sin removal numbers!
carlsiouxfalls Seriously.
carlsiouxfalls Yep, that's when you can tell he likes the movie
gwkowe I have to agree with him on the vault scene though lol. I remember watching that and loving how intense and quiet it was... I also noticed the hand sin an inch off the ground at the time too. :D
It's an incredible movie, especially for its time.
There are several reasons they would have designed the disc so that it wouldn’t transmit location until it’s booted up. 1) you couldn’t exactly have a battery powered tracking beacon attached w/o being noticed, and don’t know how they would get one inside and have it still be a functional disc; 2) In many movies they show trackers with delayed activation to avoid detection. If they were able to get a tracking device inside the disc, the battery would certainly have limited power and would probably go out before it reached the intended target; 3) Having the disc transmit location when it boots up not only solves the power issue and avoids detection, but also ensures the location is revealed only once relevant. I mean, this is a movie w a ton of made up tech; there are obviously reasons they designed the disc to function that way.
There were SO many more but it would have taken too long to note them.. One major one is that if Jim Phelps wanted money- any Mission Impossible fan knows that he would not have to go through all this trouble to get it. Phelps has so many contacts in so many places, he has access to more resources than we can imagine. Honestly, having Jim Phelps go through all that for some money is ridiculous. Tom Cruise just wanted to kill him off so he could create another character and not live in Phelps shadow. It was a silly motive. Totally unbelievable. THANK YOU for doing it :D
@2:36, you thought he said "Sorry sir" and thought it was strange because it was Sarah's identification that wasn't going through. But the guy actually says "Sorry Sarah". It's just muffled, they way he says it.
Die Hard overdub, while Ethan was in the vent shaft = Genius.
Pretty useless commenting on such a video but you left out a sin:
How was Luther Stickell able to see the sweat drop and its catching, so he could make the 'relieved face' after Ethan caught the drop?
From his glasses.
You know you've watched these guys for too long that whenever you go to see a movie you nitpick the hell out of it, finding the various "sins" and reading them out in your head in this guy's voice...
I totally died when you sinned with "Shaq free-throws" XD
“Excuse me, pardon me, firefighters and women and children first, people.”
HaHaHaHaHaHaHa!
hahaha 11:30!
That jumpsuit guy part was the best part of my day
Tom Cruise has SEVEN more Mission Impossible movies after this one.
The infamous hanging on a wire scene in this movie was HEAVILY influenced by a rather similar scene in a 70s European heist movie called "Topkapi". I highly recommend it.
*EVERYTHING WRONG WITH CHAPPIE*
C'mon been waiting for this! Sin that shit of a movie.
Oblivious Bot Youre new here i guess. They dont just sin bad movies, usually they sin good movies for fun and lulz.
DirkAustin *COUGH* LUCY *COUGH*
That movie was crap. I liked the idea but it felt like Die Antwood directed the entire thing. If Neil Blomkamp used his directing skills and didn't bring in a weirdo band to come up with all the ideas.
Chap pie was bad?
DirkAustin They sinned 50 Shades of Grey though...
Everything wrong with INterstellar
Conor Beggs I think they did this one... -.-
seitaneddy they didnt
seitaneddy Screen Junkies did, not Cinemasins.
***** Okay, I got it... so wey have a Honest Trailer, but no EWW... :D
My bad...
Conor Beggs I'm pretty sure he would be attacked by a **bunch** of Nolan fanboys.
💥💥💥That train-helicopter explosion with Ethan jumping back on train moment blew my mind when i was a kid💥💥💥
I'm not sure why, but for some reason, I become incredibly happy every time you take sins off for anything. It's like finding out you guys have hearts after all! XD
I love...LOVE!!!! his laugh!!!!! he is cinemasins...
This was when 'Suspension of disbelief' became 'Suspension of Any Common Sense'. That helicopter scene was only missing Wiley Coyote.
Hasta lasagna, don't get any on ya'.
I laughed so hard at that part.
Just watched this great movie again and watched the Cinama Sins take on it. As always a great video. Unfortunately you missed a couple sins during the final scene with the train.
1. The TGV is an electric train which gets its power from electric overhead wires.
2. A helicopter would not be able to track a TGV due to these same electric overhead wires.
3. The TGV train used to connect London with Paris is called the Eurostar and looks very different.
4. The Canal tunnel between London and Paris consist out of two separate tubes, making the cut where Ethan has to jump away for the onheading train impossible.
Greetings from The Netherlands and can't wait for you next video. As a movie fan, your video's give every movie just a little extra.
10:45 - I worked for a phone comany. They can track every call immediatly right when it is made . And it was like that since forever. The phone company needs to know both phones to actually make the connection and they ALWAYS record at least both phone numbers and the Duration of the call for billing.
I think it would be pretty easy to set up a tape to self destruct after playback.
Martin Drkoš Yeah, at least for the CIA
@@Maya-jw6pg *IMF
@@ignaciocueThe fact that you corrected them after 6 years.. the dedication.
Everything wrong with Food Fight
Mother of god
More like 'Anything right with Food Fight'
Derpy Hooves you want them killed, or you hate them?
I REMEMBER THAT FUCKING MOVIE! No. Dont dirty yourselves by even mentioning that damn movie.
Everything is wrong c
Everything wrong with Inside Out
Agent Dale they cant do that the movie hasnt even been in theaters for a month yet
Dude it's not even out in the UK yet, give us a chance to see it.
in theaters yes, but not dvd Eunice, i guess i should say, you are wong
Agent Dale The do the movies once they are on DVD.
Agent Dale so is that movie good or what?
You forgot to mention that anyone who was a fan of the old TV series Mission Impossible hate this film for what it did to Jim Phelps.
Also- Krieger is doing the job of a winding gear during the vault scene. Using a person for this purpose is not only humiliating to the person- but how does he know the exact height he should be hoisting Ethan, blindly? He imagines it really well? If he was replaced by a winding gear, Ethan could set his own distance from the ground, and the rat wouldn't be a problem at all.
The biggest sin in this is what the writers did to Jim, it's obvious they wanted him out of the picture so that Cruise could hog the hero action, but turning Jim into a traitor goes totally against the character we came to know in the series, at the very least if the writers wanted him out of the way for future franchise, they perhaps could have given him a hero's death.
There are Classic Mission Impossible fans that have never forgiven Tom Cruise for making Jim Phelps the bad guy.
That was my biggest problem with the movie, and several other acquaintances. It was wrong to make Jim Phillips the villain. It was a disservice to Peter Graves.
Since I've seen the movie, everytime a member of the team is revealed to be THE BAD GUY ALL ALONG, I say, oh yeah, and here comes Jim the Traitor.
None of the movies have anything to do with the tv show, which was really a "caper of the week" series. Jeremy's references to Ocean's 11 highlight that.
They turned a taut, exciting series into Yet Another Superhero franchise. And, frankly, I'm tired of Tom Cruise as Superman in every movie. The only decent thing he's done for years was Collateral.
They did the same thing with The Equalizer. I love Denzel, but those two movies just recycled his Man on Fire character.
Luckily, someone has started a petition to change that, so there's still hope www.change.org/p/tom-cruise-save-jim-phelps-mission-impossible?US%3Av5&recruiter=966831078&recruited_by_id=c6f11710-845b-11e9-82b5-136c69c2ac6e&share_bandit_exp=initial-15866030-en-US&share_bandit_var=v3.
New Mission Impossible movie must be coming out in cinema or on dvd.
OH MY GOD YOU JUST POSTED THAT COMMENT
Kit Kat Gamer OMFG YOU JUST POSTED THAT COMMENT
What? Heuu yes obviously
***** Obvious comment is obvious.
What? Is that a question or a statement??!
5:16 Discount Russian Jude Law
Seriously, when was the last 'Discount' joke?
Haha great love your videos seen most of them! Excited you finally did mission impossible! I suggested the movies few months back after watching mission impossible 3 and saw so many sins ! Hope you do the rest of the movies !
Thank you for taking sins off for the computer vault scene. Probably the only part worth watching in the whole movie.
how did you not sin the fact that he saves himself from falling off the train by grabbing a windshield wiper?
that shit falls off if the rains too heavy
"Who's the cute little dollar bill guy..." lmfao. I'm rollin!!
12:40 but it isn't supposed to be cash. its (I think) US Treasury bonds in bearer form.
sure. that 'tiny money' are bond's coupons
so you'd agree that that particular critique isn't founded
I love the use of the word "chunnel" at 11:51 and again at 13:45. I know it's a real thing, but it's funny.
#45 It shows the guy inserting and then removing the keycard to access the terminal, so it clearly doesn’t have to remain inserted to use the computer. It’s quite possible that unlock was all that was needed for Hunt to access it.
Kind of like back in the day, you used to have to just quickly insert your debit card into an ATM, you didn’t have to leave it in there like you do now.
Another sin: You adapt a TV show because it was popular and parts of it are still part of pop culture. You then have every character, despite being played by different actors anyway, turn evil, die, or both. If you wanted Cruise to be the hero, just have HIM play Jim Phelps, the leader in the series, and move on. Then have him form the team from the TV show and have original characters, this Jim's previous team, turn evil, die, or both. This way you don't piss off the very fans you were going for by naming this Mission: Impossible.
But you gotta admit it’s one heckuva gut punch. Movies rarely surprise you these days.
@@magicmulder They wanted Graves to come back as Phelps so he could have a character he played for years turn evil and kill all his friends. Some surprises I can do without, and you can imagine what fans of the show felt.
This is a great idea
What tv show is it?
Dear CinemaSins,
I once saw a video where a very wise man named Jeremy said of Hollywood remaking, rebooting, creating sequels the following line: "I get it. I see what happened. Like any huge industry, you set up systems. Systems that are designed to create efficiency. Rules - some written and some not - on how the movie making process makes money. Hero always wins, love always concurs. These directors make money consistently, even though the critics hate their films. These stars are bankable. Over time, these systems became routines and then became habits. Bad habits."
Now, I don't begrudge you guys for doing what you think will make you the most money. You're individuals, not some huge industry. I enjoy the channel and find the videos entertaining. But I'd like to point out in just the last couple months you've given us EWW Terminator 2, 3 and Salvation before Terminator Gensyisisys came out, EWW Insidious 2 before Insidious 3 came out, EWW the Lost World and JP 3 before Jurassic World, EWW Magic Mike before Magic Mike 2 came out, EWW Poltergeist before the Poltergeist remake came out, EWW Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome before Mad Max Fury Road came out, EWW Pitch Perfect before Pitch Perfect 2 came out, EWW Hulk and the Incredible Hulk before Avengers 2 came out. Now the Mission Impossible movies kick in just early enough to do them all before the fifth one comes out.
Again, not hating on you guys for doing this. Just pointing it out before it becomes as stale as that which you are mocking. Personally, I like the channel best when it's unpredictable and you bounce around all over the place. Give us Interstellar, then the Lost Boys, then War of the Worlds (2005 and 1953), then Top Gun, then Million Dollar Baby, then the Lego Movie, then 12 Monkeys, then Jaws. Spread out the Star Wars movies over the next six months instead of dumping all six in our laps at once. Mix it up!
One man's opinion. I'm sure not everyone shares it.
MP197742 I agree. Though, since he does two a week, I wouldn't actually mind if he started doing the Star Wars movies (preferably in chronological order) six weeks before Force Awakens and put out one a week, with other movies in between.
NO!! REALLY?! NO FUCKING SHIT YOU GODDAMN MORON!
*conquer - wow - that one really hurt me. No time for Spellcheck? Your spelling means 'an agreement.' As in I concur with that. And your ideas suck ass.
The rat was double agent for sure! :D :D
As a kidlet, I *loved* the original weekly TV broadcasts! The first film "reboot" maybe wasn't so bad but quickly went off the rails with the we-must-out-do-the previous lunacy.
i watched this movie and the second movie for the first time last week and i am in love with this series already
11:30 I died lmao😂
Chuck Norris doesn't die
Me too :D
3:03 - it's actually possible, believe it or not. Depends on one's flexibility, I just did it.
I stopped this at two minutes cause damn I need to watch MI again.
>You are directly above an open vent leading to the room with the sensitive security microphones. So breaking the volume limit here should be just as "toast" as doing it IN the actual room.
Except that's not remotely how sound or volume works. The term "volume" for loudness should be a hint; what else is the term "volume" used to describe? That's right, size. The bigger something is, the more volume it has. Noise is dispersed across a volume, the further the microphones are away the quieter the sound. Even if he's above the very room in question, microphones in the room would read a lower decibel reading than the microphone on his arm. It actually checks out. They might register a sound but not necessarily above the alarm threshold.
"Jason Bourne is laughing at your ineptitude Ethan Hunt!"
best line!
Welcome to the 301 club
The first rule is
You do not talk about 301 club
The second rule is
YOU DO NOT TALK ABOUT 301 CLUB
THE MYSTIC FACTS under 301
THE MYSTIC FACTS lol by the great channel man and subbed
THE MYSTIC FACTS Just talking about the rules breaks the rules...so you're not even supposed to talk about the rules.
If its your first night at fuck club, you gotta fuck.
Tell us the sins of these movies:
Jurrasic world
Minions
San Andreas
F&F 7
KeithVsGames do you not understand the concept of a DVD/Blu Ray or Digital HD?
Sure there is downloading but it would have bad quality!
Did I say do it straight away? If I suggest a movie it doesn't mean do it straight away I suggested them for wen they're on DVD/BluRay .-.
KeithVsGames maybe you shouldn't recommend the sins for a movie that literally 2 days old!
Jurassic World: Over a month
San Andreas: 2 months
F&F 7: 3 months
Minions: 16 days..
I actually laughed out loud when you pointed out the random green suit helicopter guy. I never noticed that before. Incredibly Funny!
Ethan Hunt is such a perfect name for Tom Cruise. Like rhyming slang.
When will u be doing a Everything Wrong with: Avengers Age of Ultron?
Andrew Scott it exists. there everything wrong with it
Andrew Scott Probably a short while after it gets released in stores.
Andrew Scott wait until it gets to DVD/Blu-Ray or when it is no longer playing in theatres
Still one of the best spy-thrillers ever made... Brian DePalma rules!
Except for the absolute idiocy of the Helicopter scene which is completely unbelievable and cartoonishly stewwpid.
Dern Vader yeah, the ending was a bit off and nonsensical.
1 MILLION sins for making Jim Phelps the bad guy!! That is what has kept me away from all future "Mission Impossible" movies. That, and they are just Tom Cruise pretending to be James Bond and not really in the spirit of the old MI TV series.
J Robert Bonser Sad but probably not very many people under forty even know there was a tv series. Much less it's characters. Shame, it holds up very well if you have an attention span.
This movie inspired me to create a term for when a good guy stupidly becomes evil in a sequel or adaptation, that term being "Phelpsed."
Luckily, someone has started a petition to change that, so there's still hope www.change.org/p/tom-cruise-save-jim-phelps-mission-impossible?US%3Av5&recruiter=966831078&recruited_by_id=c6f11710-845b-11e9-82b5-136c69c2ac6e&share_bandit_exp=initial-15866030-en-US&share_bandit_var=v3.
1:30 you could have some kind of phosphorus which ignites when the reader pass over that end of the tape.
"Come out to the coast. We'll get together. Have a few laughs." lol
Under 301 Club how many sins do YOU have?!
I am a wizard. DING!
Under 301.
since i was a kid who watched reruns on channel 4 of the original 60 show for me this whole movie and it sequels are one massive sin
Dark Kronis I know the feelings. My biggest problem was the movie turning Jim Phelps into a bad guy, sh**ing all over Peter Graves' established character. Coincidentally, however, I will admit that I was awed by the script writers having the massive balls to take an established character that we absolutely knew was a good guy, and turning him bad so the big reveal near the end was Death Star sized. It was one hell of a curve ball.
@@rcslyman8929 This movie inspired me to create a term for when a good guy stupidly becomes evil in a sequel or adaptation, that term being "Phelpsed."
Luckily, someone has started a petition to change that, so there's still hope www.change.org/p/tom-cruise-save-jim-phelps-mission-impossible?US%3Av5&recruiter=966831078&recruited_by_id=c6f11710-845b-11e9-82b5-136c69c2ac6e&share_bandit_exp=initial-15866030-en-US&share_bandit_var=v3.
Review Winter's Tale!!! It is so horrific!
I'm surprised that he didn't get the most obvious sin of the vault scene: if the floor is SO sensitive that it can feel the weight of one sweat drop (probably 1 gram) then the alarms would have been going off like crazy when Ethan slid down!! The volume of air that he pushed down at that speed would have had a force of at least 1 kg! Weigh scales have no idea whether or not something is touching them only that they feel a force! Heck, Ethan probably would have set it off just by breathing while he was at the keyboard!
I've been waiting for you to do this series for a long time.
Mission Impossible : Impossible is nothing
Scientologist crackhead is the star of it. Enough for me right there to just turn it off. Sorry CinemaSins, can't even tolerate a 15 minute clip of yours with him in it.