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Des mecs ont vus 2 scènes en IMAX : le building et une poursuite en bagnole :
Last week, Paramount held a special footage presentation at the Rave 18 IMAX theater in Los Angeles, where they unveiled almost the entire Burj sequence as well as a subsequent foot/car chase through a blinding sandstorm. I walked away very impressed. Finally, someone has given Brad Bird the opportunity to make a big, live-action spy movie, and he's responded with the kind of practical, stunt-heavy brio that got us hooked on the Bond franchise as kids (Guy Hamilton and Peter Hunt would certainly approve). Working with legendary cinematographer Robert Elswit and the game-for-anything Cruise (only one shot in the entire Burj sequence features his double), Bird makes us feel like we're stuck out there on the tallest building in the world with Ethan Hunt. I don't know how this will play on a regular theater screen, but in IMAX, this sequence feels like an instant classic. Seriously, if you're afraid of heights, make sure one of your friends brought smelling salts. It's insane.
The second sequence finds Hunt chasing someone through a sandstorm that has suddenly engulfed Dubai. This gives Cruise the opportunity to run his ass off onscreen (as he is contractually obligated to do in every film), and, finally, drive like a maniac in zero visibility. The sequence climaxes with Cruise using GPS to locate his target, at which point he uses his car as a missile to take his adversary out. Unfortunately for Cruise, the bad guy survives the deadly-looking crash and gets away. And that's where the scene ended.
We already know Bird is a visual genius from his brilliant animated films (THE IRON GIANT, THE INCREDIBLES and RATATOUILLE), and it appears that talent has made the transition to live-action. Let's hope the rest of the movie is up to this dizzyingly high standard
