3:39 - 4:07 Simon Pegg doesn't give enough credit as Benji. You can feel how really cares about Ethan, not just as an agent, but as a friend. I was so glad they kept him since M:I3. Ethan know he's the best partner and agent that he needs to go on his missions.
I agree, he’s a great actor. Not that he’s not a big name, but to be a memorable character in the presence of Tom Cruise is quite a challenge, and Ethan Hunt too
I really believe that Rogue Nation is the best Mission Impossible movie since the original. Ilsa Faust and Solomon Lane were perfect additions to this franchise
@@mikejulz87 It definitely has its moments. But Ghost Protocol has its moments of inappropriate silliness as well. I mean, why does Ethan need to have so many things go wrong?? Even the eye scan needs to be a gag?? No. We need to focus on the story. Our characters need development. We do not need more gags
@@stevenharsono9911 I think Ethan is more worrying. He looks like he gets taken out on the train while trying to get back up fighting Esai. Ilsa, I know about the key, but the Venice Bridge, a sword fight with Esai (or Kittridge) could go wrong.
I love this scene when Benji's like you call me for help I know the risk and not only that I'm your friend I'm staying 👍👏👏⚡❤️💯. That right there is that I love this movie so much
@@bien.mp4 exactly i dont get people who praise Balfe. Not saying he's bad, but he is just too pompous and music feels disconnected from scenes at some points. Both Kraemer and Gioacchino did a far better job to me.
Solomon Lane is basically the Mission Impossible version of the Austrian terrorist/criminal mastermind Ernst Stavro Blofeld, the supreme leader of S.P.E.C.T.R.E. and the archenemy of 007 James Bond.
He's waaaaaaaaay better man, at least if we are talking about the movie version, he's more like Ledger's joker (the red box is often referred as a "ledger", not a coincidence): he's not the protagonist jealous brother but his actual doppelganger (just like Batman and Joker), he aims for chaos and revolution not control and stability (like the joker again), doesnt lead a senseless organization that seems to rule the world and isnt able to fight a single man, but a little organization looking for "aggressive expansion" (remember anyone?), he is a destroyed man but not crazy with no purpose left except destruction of the established order, he has a big faith in humans having the potential to turn bad, while good is only an accident ("They are only as good as the world allows them to be...i'm not a monster, just ahead of the curve"; "I believe in your potential...why you continue to resist": Ilsa is to Lane what Dent is to Joker).
The Syndicate actually harkens back to the latter years of the original Mission Impossible tv series. When the focus went away from doing missions in fictional foreign lands, they turned their focus to organized crime. Hence, The Syndicate was born. Cruise and his production team just reappropriated it into an independent black ops outfit that’s counter to the IMF for the movies.
Drinking dough spit cough...hahaa what? Its not my decision, but dqmmit this is the directions we here at the dawn cross roads, waiting to get you the fuck home. The only time I visit is for stuff pffft. I was under mansion heights before I came here to loose eit all to a egotistical maniac with too much power to hurt. Noone reads manuals for the tools apps or the days directions.
I admire Benji's firmness knowing all the risks and danger he was facing.
He’s a real one. He would never leave a friend in need.
Agreed
3:39 - 4:07 Simon Pegg doesn't give enough credit as Benji. You can feel how really cares about Ethan, not just as an agent, but as a friend. I was so glad they kept him since M:I3. Ethan know he's the best partner and agent that he needs to go on his missions.
*doesn't get
I agree, he’s a great actor. Not that he’s not a big name, but to be a memorable character in the presence of Tom Cruise is quite a challenge, and Ethan Hunt too
This, right here, was the moment when Benji won my heart.
first time he stood up to the toughest guy in the room, eh? ;-)
His words are great and cool
He already won mine at Ghost Protocol. Lmao
@@luvcirii Well, I hadn't watched that one yet.
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It's alright. XD
I really believe that Rogue Nation is the best Mission Impossible movie since the original. Ilsa Faust and Solomon Lane were perfect additions to this franchise
Totally Agreed with you.
They were fighting their evil Twin
Totaly . Especialy the fights and Back ground scores
Ghost protocol is also great.
@@mikejulz87 It definitely has its moments. But Ghost Protocol has its moments of inappropriate silliness as well. I mean, why does Ethan need to have so many things go wrong?? Even the eye scan needs to be a gag?? No. We need to focus on the story. Our characters need development. We do not need more gags
3 was the best, that cold open was spectacular
“An anti-IMF.” Line gives me chills every time.
That was so cute. He was his friend. And I love his surprise at his assertiveness and accepted him on the mission.
His role in this made Shawn of the dead look boring!
This film has Simon Pegg’s best performance, he’s really good at dramatic acting
In a series full of people hanging off planes & jumping off buildings, Benji standing up to Ethan stands apart as an especially badass moment.
This is literally the best mission impossible movie.Its been 6 years and I keep coming back to watch these clips
"Let me guess, presumed dead?"
"Tonight I made it official."
Such a badass line 😎
YEAH!! 😎👍
Everyone should get a friend like Benji👌
Everyone should *be* a friend like Benji
Everyone should be like Ethan Hunt to have a friend like benji
No matter what kind of Villains they will bring us in the upcoming Mission Impossible-7 and 8 , I just hope Ilsa Faust didn't die
Or Ethan, or Benji, or Luther.
@@nu-agegamer3548 yes , it is possible , but the one in the alarming status is Ilsa , see the key and the Venice bridge scenes on the trailer
@@stevenharsono9911 I think Ethan is more worrying. He looks like he gets taken out on the train while trying to get back up fighting Esai. Ilsa, I know about the key, but the Venice Bridge, a sword fight with Esai (or Kittridge) could go wrong.
@@nu-agegamer3548 Ethan had been in worrying situation many Times and he certainly come back in Mission Impossible dead reckoning part 2
@@stevenharsono9911 Ferguson (Ilsa) is returning in DR P2.
I love this scene when Benji's like you call me for help I know the risk and not only that I'm your friend I'm staying 👍👏👏⚡❤️💯. That right there is that I love this movie so much
I really miss this type of music in the Mission Impossible movies.
Best music in the franchise man. I dont know who this Kramer guy is but damn he nailed it
@@Giovanni-dd6kq He really did. So much skill and nuance. It’s a shame he was replaced by Balfe.
@@bien.mp4 exactly i dont get people who praise Balfe. Not saying he's bad, but he is just too pompous and music feels disconnected from scenes at some points. Both Kraemer and Gioacchino did a far better job to me.
@@Giovanni-dd6kq agree with you 100%
at times Balfe's music is way too loud. Also it's obvious that he's not classically trained.
Mi should have origin stories for villains. .
A movie like
Lane :MI origins , would be great
This movie pulls out all the stops by bring in the syndicate from the 1960s and the 1980s TV series
One of the stuntmen who portrayed Kagan is Wolfgang Stegemann.
Solomon Lane is basically the Mission Impossible version of the Austrian terrorist/criminal mastermind Ernst Stavro Blofeld, the supreme leader of S.P.E.C.T.R.E. and the archenemy of 007 James Bond.
He's waaaaaaaaay better man, at least if we are talking about the movie version, he's more like Ledger's joker (the red box is often referred as a "ledger", not a coincidence): he's not the protagonist jealous brother but his actual doppelganger (just like Batman and Joker), he aims for chaos and revolution not control and stability (like the joker again), doesnt lead a senseless organization that seems to rule the world and isnt able to fight a single man, but a little organization looking for "aggressive expansion" (remember anyone?), he is a destroyed man but not crazy with no purpose left except destruction of the established order, he has a big faith in humans having the potential to turn bad, while good is only an accident ("They are only as good as the world allows them to be...i'm not a monster, just ahead of the curve"; "I believe in your potential...why you continue to resist": Ilsa is to Lane what Dent is to Joker).
Wow nice movie
"...Okay."
Ilsa is the ultimate female version of Ithan.
Benji's expression always hilarious😅
Welcome to the underground IMF, Benji.
this Syndicate was so powerful organisation in the movie only to realize that the Apostles were their owners
Tonight I made it official 😅
The Syndicate. An anti-MIF. This is Tom Cruise's answer for SPECTRE from the 007 framchise.
The Syndicate actually harkens back to the latter years of the original Mission Impossible tv series. When the focus went away from doing missions in fictional foreign lands, they turned their focus to organized crime. Hence, The Syndicate was born. Cruise and his production team just reappropriated it into an independent black ops outfit that’s counter to the IMF for the movies.
@@Agent_1701-D Whatever. It's more original than regurgitating an old supervillain
Except done way better here in Mi.
This is the biggest insult to the syndicate i've ever heard man. It's like comparing Ledger's Joker to Harley Quinn.
Simon peggs acting said it all:
I'm not a hapless incompetent I'm
A warrior!
This made the worlds end and Shawn of the dead look bleak and boring!
Einfach Steven Gätjen 😂
The sketch looks identical to that of the Zodiac Killer. 2:09
I like to think that was intentional.
He does have that same mystery vibe.
It's Sean Harris
@@strikerbowls791So he's the zodiac killer
🙏💋💚💛💜❤💖
Jakarta is the name city of Indonesia my cousin was live in that town Ethan Hunt mention that was a plane accident in Jakarta
We all know where Jakarta is!
Jakarta is the Capitol City of Indonesia.
Istanbul-Jakarta-Manila
Thats second picture guy doesny look like the one ethan fight
That last dialogue from Benji is so friggin corny it could be straight out of a Disney movie 🙈😂
I'm sorry you have bad taste. And are judging this out of context. Context where Benji almost got killed.
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Drinking dough spit cough...hahaa what? Its not my decision, but dqmmit this is the directions we here at the dawn cross roads, waiting to get you the fuck home. The only time I visit is for stuff pffft. I was under mansion heights before I came here to loose eit all to a egotistical maniac with too much power to hurt. Noone reads manuals for the tools apps or the days directions.
Benji role is not as good, he should be given good role, director has wasted his talent
Benji IS a great role
the best MI film in history..
just saying..
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