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Mission: Impossible 2

Tom Cruise (Actor), Dougray Scott (Actor), John Woo (Director) Rated:

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MISSION IMPOSSIBLE 2

Special features

15-minute "Behind the Mission" exclusive cast and crew interviews
Five-minute "Mission Incredible" stunts featurette "Impossible Shots"
Exclusive interviews with John Woo, Tom Cruise, stunt coordinator Brian Smrz and others
Metallica's music video of "I Disappear"
Alternate title sequence
MTV Movie Awards show parody, "Mission Improbable" with Tom Cruise, Ben Stiller and John Woo

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Actors: Tom Cruise, Dougray Scott, Thandie Newton, Ving Rhames, Richard Roxburgh
Directors: John Woo
Writers: Brannon Braga, Bruce Geller, Robert Towne, Ronald D. Moore
Producers: Michael Doven, Paul Hitchcock, Paula Wagner
Format: Closed-captioned, Color, Dolby, Widescreen, NTSC
Language: English, French
Dubbed: French
Region: Region 1 (U.S. and Canada only. Read more about DVD formats.)
Number of discs: 1
Rated:
PG-13
Parents Strongly Cautioned
Studio: Paramount
DVD Release Date: November 7, 2000
Run Time: 123 minutes
Average Customer Review: 915 customer reviews
ASIN: B00003CXDG
Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #53,697 in Movies & TV (See Top 100 in Movies & TV)
- #5476 in Movies & TV > DVD > Mystery & Thrillers
- #5981 in Movies & TV > DVD > Action & Adventure

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Courtney

Not the best MI in the series. Very thin plot and action scenes that were comical.

January 31, 2017

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Not great. The plot was thin and the acting seemed labored. Tom Cruise was good but a lot of the action and the plot was so over the top that it was not believable. The final fight scene ran so long that it became comical. Overall, not the best MI. We did more laughing toward the end and we were ready for it to end. Very anticlimactic.

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K & Q Marcus

Thrilling, good acting and a tidy story and plot.

February 21, 2017

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Mission: Impossible 2 brings top notch action sequences, improves on the original, features awesome performances by Tom Cruise and the story and plot line are right on and are clearly seen through the action sequences and crazy good special effects. On the whole the romance might be a little too much for kids, but for anybody older it provides amazing action sequences, visually dazzling special effects and a decent story that comes with a very good lead performance by Tom Cruise.

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January 21, 2002

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In an effort to make up for the lags of the first Mission Impossible, MI:2 goes for the action. The first one was cerebral and bizarre at times, succeeding at not making itself clear in some scenes, typical of Brian De Palma films that usually fall flat at the end. It can be surmised that when Tom Cruise, who served as producer on the first and second film realized the lack of excitement in the first one, he wanted to make sure the action scenes in the sequel would be spectacular.

He succeeded by hiring John Woo as the director. Woo's claim to fame is action movies, doing such adrenaline pumped hits as Face/Off, Broken Arrow and several high energy Hong Kong actions flicks. Unfortunately, the story's IQ was shaved in order to counter the fear that people might this one confusing too. The MI TV series was always like a bad dream, you never knew what could happen next or who you could trust. Although the first MI followed that pattern, the second one throws it out the window. The villain is made clear from the beginning...sort of.

The plot is typical Spy thriller stuff; Mega virus is stolen, secret government agents go after the man who has it, wackiness ensues in the form of killer actions scenes and the hero saves the day. No one is called on to do any kind of stretch of their acting chops. One main complaint I have is the forced romance between Ethan and Nyah (a prominent Jewel thief played by the smoldering Thandie Newton). The two have no chemistry. This is unfortunate because I like them as a couple, but there isn't much to like between them on screen.

The movie is simple and the action scenes are awesome if not bordering on absurd. I give Cruise high praise and credit for beefing up and doing almost all of his own stunt work and fight scenes, it's quite convincing. Especially the rock climbing scene at the beginning, the motorcycle chase and the climatic fight scene at the end. The DVD is packed with extra stuff, so if you like John Woo actioners, this movie is worth buying on DVD.

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Jessica

Why did they involve romance?

January 13, 2017

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Mission Impossible 1 was great. But it was not a bright idea to add romance to an action movie. Me and my son were disappointed because we expected an action packed extension of M:I. But we were sadly let down,

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January 20, 2013

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When you watch an action movie, any action movie, a certain amount of what is called "belief suspension" is required. Most action movies have ridiculous, insane and just down-right impossible moments. The car chase between Cruise and Nyha, which a lot of reviewers seem to not get, is her way of making Cruise prove himself worthy of her time and intelligence. The movie gets across exactly what it needs to; a douche wants to make money by hurting people, Cruise has a love interest which could end sourly and states that being a total cock-knuckle will almost surely end in you getting your ass handed to you in a fiery and epic way. Nice wire-work with all the flips, cool driving and a lot of guns. If nothing less it is a good movie for some popcorn, a big screen and killer surround-sound.

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N. Schoenfeld

Not perfect, but still entertaining.

September 12, 2000

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This movie is definately different from the first. This movie has a lot of hard-core John Woo action at the expense of the stelth spy games and gadgets, which is what Mission Impossible is really about. The movie starts off very slow and then supercharges for the climax. Some of the action is so over-the-top it gets ridiculous. Normally director John Woo is good at this, but enough with the pigeons all ready! Some shots are devoted to just pigeons, an attempt to be over symbolic. Still, John Woo fans will once again like his style here.
Basically if you like John Woo films, watch this, but don't expect it to be true "Mission Impossible." If you own a DVD player, this DVD has a good ammount of features and it would show off your home audio.
Reccomended for John Woo fans.

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June 23, 2017

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Love, love this movie. I have it on VHS and watch it dozens of times and decided I needed to buy it on DVD. I have a VHS player but wanted to watch it without having to rewind the movie.

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Bob B.

Very disappointed with this movie especially considering how good the rest ...

April 30, 2016

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Very disappointed with this movie especially considering how good the rest of the movies in the series are. The plot and the acting are just plain poor in M:I-2.

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