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"
At work; can't open teh link, but I love that for MI:5, they managed to have the money shot be within the first 5 minutes of the movie.
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by
Will Hunting
MI:3-5 is easily a Top 5 action movie trilogy. -- nm
Posted by
Shaun (aka bigshaunu)
Mar 20 '17, 12:24
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*nods* I think I prefer #4 because the Burj Khalifa is just so great an action sequence but they are all 3 great. -- nm
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Will Hunting
Mar 20, 12:28
5
What would you class as the big action sequence in 3? The run? The bridge attack? -- nm
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Roger More
Mar 20, 12:36
4
The bridge attack -- the missile was the advertising key image. -- nm
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Will Hunting
Mar 20, 12:37
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Yeah - the big sequences (to me) are kind of unmemorable - the helicopter chase through the wind farm, Tarzan-ing the Shanghai skyline, etc
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Roger More
Mar 20, 12:48
2
Michael Phelps? :) -- nm
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oblique, SuperFeud Champion
Mar 20, 12:49
1
Boo! -- nm
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Roger More
Mar 20, 12:53
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