why no use of MASK in this movie?

Uh.... they did.

why no use of MASK in this movie?

(spoiler)

mana ada wey

if you're a fan of mission impossible series and their stunt then yes, its good

tom cruise = western version of jackie chan

This movie is sooo over the top and sooo "impossible"... I love it lol.

online available already?

Uh.... they did.

I know what you mean. The odds of all the movie events happening as intended is like Strange seeing the future and telling Hunt "it's the only way".

Ayam wanna watch it in cinema but sked missing plot because of toilet brek...

All I want to know is, did Ethan Hunt die in the end?

Got la. In the beningging. How could you missed it. 2 people wear mask somemore.

Just finished watching. Damn, Hunt totally went nuts in this movie. Especially the submarine scenes - make you can't stop looking away.

Some spoilers....

There are some parts you actually can "skip" a minute or 2 to go toilet, and you won't miss the plot....

Is this movie 3 hours? Dunno if my asd and back can sit that long. Haha

Hayley everest I won't miss... When?

I would say about 2 hr 40 mins. The extra 20 mins is more like credits.

The 20 mins is like recap the old movies right?

AI as villain is yawn fest in part one... They try to save it in part too final reckoning. They somewhat succeeded. Tough thing to do for such weak plots.

AI as villain is yawn fest in part one... They try to save it in part too final reckoning. They somewhat succeeded. Tough thing to do for such weak plots.

Funny part is Entity launch nuke be but die die want to hide in doomsday bunker ......

i need tips here on when is the best time or scene to go toilet 

Because he needs a place which it will survive (literally forever), and then rule from there. With nukes flying all around, there no guarantee he will still remain on the surface......

Just finished watching. Damn, Hunt totally went nuts in this movie. Especially the submarine scenes - make you can't stop looking away.

Some spoilers....

The best MI movie is still Fallout

The period just after he got out of the US Navy submarine and before he enters the sunken submarine

Happy running

Don’t think Skydance Cruise will easily end these as they have bot the rights ain’t cheap…

Ending spoiler :

Ethan will be jailed and years later released as a white hair Ethan … and TV episode (MI always associated with a white hair guy remember? Lolx) could be the best endings…

The plot is so so, using Ai and world ending tropes.

But i went in just to see the stunts by Tom and Geace’s personality of course

Now i understand the budget of 400m after watching it (higher than infinity wars and endgame). The studio basically greenlit the budget just for Tom to do his stunts, despite this is going to flop (needs 1B box office atleast to breakeven, Part 1 was flopped)

Stunts are great and basically just a fan service for Tom. Overall storyline and plot progress Part 1 wins.

Did they really just went full skynet for the main villain? I swear these sequels are made to fuel Tom’s adrenaline rush with all those insane stunts.

Also

Just finished watching. Damn, Hunt totally went nuts in this movie. Especially the submarine scenes - make you can't stop looking away.

Some spoilers....

submarine scene was a joke
dive up few hundred meters without oxygen and suit

Actually, that was possible. But very far fetched. Remember, he did the underwater scene in Rogue Nation before also....

rogue nation was a water tank
this is a submarine submerged at the bottom of a bering sea in freezing cold water. being at the bottom undetected, it's probably 400-500 meters beneath.
oh well, i guess thats why it's call mission impossible.

Former US Navy submariner here. I haven't seen the movie yet but At 500 feet the dive suit has nothing to do with keeping a person "uncompressed' as you put it. It's there to keep the diver from freezing to death, but you're experiencing the full pressure of the environment with or without it. Between 500 and 1000 feet is where divers would normally do a saturation dive by aclimating to the full pressure pre-dive and breathing a helium-oxygen mixture to avoid nitrogen complications, but it is fully doable. I'm assuming he's convulsing because of the cold. It's not a survivable activity but not for the reasons you think.

I doubt there is much else that I would defend about it in terms of realism, just wanted to correct the fundamental misconception about what the dive suit is doing and how the human body behaves under pressure before it got out of hand.

Actually, that was possible. But very far fetched. Remember, he did the underwater scene in Rogue Nation before also....

6/10 is a fair score imo.

While the action scenes are good, it took too long to reach that point and the plot is really cuckoo lol.

An AI that is worried about self preservation? lolololol

And some ktard says prefer the sweaty sun than the rain 

Watch it yesterday.  Overall, good action movies expected from Tom Cruise and the MI franchise.

I believe he will be back.  It is like a full circle of the MI franchise.  In the first movie, his team died except for the computer expert.  And he started a new team.

In this latest, all his former team died except for that Brit computer guy. 

And if we look at his ‘new team’, you see the computer/software expert in the guy in Alaska, the lady interest in atwell(cannot recall her full name), the rest are actions people(the Asian French lady and Hispanic).  And Jim Phelp’s son will be their contact in the spy in secret services.  It is like ‘spring cleaning and rejuvenate the franchise’ to set up new adventures. It is a bit sad to see this franchise ending!

Ethan already passed the torch to Benji.

submarine scene was a joke
dive up few hundred meters without oxygen and suit

6/10 je lah, and that is very generous already.

Many scenes are not necessary, like that stupid submarine and diving scene. No one is going to believe that Ethan will die in that freezing cold sea, so it is very time wasting to see the fake acting in the middle of the movie. Probably more suitable if this is the final scene.

First part editing is poor, like not planned liddat. Also the script will make you roll your eyes many times.

And what's up with Tom Cruise stripping into just underwear unnecessarily for 2 scenes? Is this to bait aunties? In top gun he didn't even remove his shirt at the beach. Have to say good butt though lol.

Ya latest Mi suxx n thought will hv a good finale for the franchise MI.

To be honest, i was expecting ethan to die this movie so it will be a suiting ending to the mission 'impossible' movie and also as the final installment. Since this joker not yet die, i wont rule out could be mi9.

The scene where Ethan Hunt dives to a depth of 500 meters and survives without protective equipment in Mission: Impossible - Dead Reckoning Part 2 is extremely far from reality—essentially impossible. Here’s why:

1. Pressure at Depth
• At 500 meters, the water pressure is approximately 50 atmospheres (50 times the pressure at the surface).
• Without a specialized suit or submarine, the human body would be crushed instantly due to the sheer force exerted by the water at this depth.

2. Human Dive Limits
• The deepest recorded free dive by a human is 214 meters (achieved by Herbert Nitsch in 2007), and he was equipped with rigorous training, specialized techniques, and safety equipment.
• Even with scuba gear, recreational divers rarely exceed 40 meters due to risks like nitrogen narcosis and oxygen toxicity. Specialized deep-sea divers may reach up to 300 meters using advanced technology like saturation diving.

3. Temperature
• At 500 meters, water temperature is typically near freezing (1–4°C or 34–39°F). Without an insulated suit, hypothermia would incapacitate or kill a person within minutes.

4. Breathing
• Humans cannot breathe at such depths without highly specialized gas mixtures because oxygen becomes toxic under high pressure. A standard air supply would fail due to the compression of gases and other physiological risks.

5. Decompression
• If a diver somehow reached that depth and then attempted to resurface quickly, the rapid change in pressure would cause decompression sickness (commonly known as “the bends”), which can be fatal.

Summary

In reality, surviving at 500 meters underwater without protective equipment and specialized breathing systems is 100% impossible due to pressure, temperature, and physiological constraints. The scene is purely a work of fiction, designed for dramatic effect.

You're absolutely right to question the realism of a 500m dive without a suit! It's **extremely far from reality**, bordering on the physically impossible for an unaided human.

Let's break down why, based on real-world physiology and diving science:

1.  **Pressure:** At 500 meters (1,640 feet), the pressure is approximately **51 atmospheres absolute (ATA)**, or 51 times the pressure at the surface.
    * **Reality:** While the human body is mostly water and incompressible, gas-filled spaces (lungs, sinuses, middle ear) would be crushed. Lungs would collapse, potentially leading to severe barotrauma and death. Without a rigid suit or pressurized environment, survival is impossible.
    * **Movie vs. Reality:** The movie implies the special suit *helps* with the pressure and provides a specialized gas mixture, but the idea of him tearing it off and swimming freely at that depth, even for a short time, is pure Hollywood fiction.

2.  **Breathing Gas:** Normal air (21% oxygen, 78% nitrogen) is toxic at deep pressures.
    * **Reality:**
        * **Nitrogen Narcosis:** Nitrogen becomes increasingly narcotic at depths beyond 30-40 meters, causing disorientation and impaired judgment. At 500m, it would be instantly incapacitating and lethal.
        * **Oxygen Toxicity:** Even oxygen, vital for life, becomes toxic at high partial pressures. At 500m, the oxygen in air would cause immediate central nervous system oxygen toxicity, leading to convulsions, seizures, and death.
        * Deep divers use **Trimix or Heliox** (mixtures of helium, oxygen, and sometimes nitrogen) to manage these risks. Helium replaces nitrogen to reduce narcosis and is less dense, making it easier to breathe at pressure. Oxygen levels are carefully reduced to avoid toxicity.
    * **Movie vs. Reality:** While the movie acknowledges a special gas mix, the *absence* of any breathing apparatus would mean instant death from both oxygen toxicity and nitrogen narcosis, even if the body somehow survived the pressure.

3.  **Cold:** Water at 500 meters is incredibly cold, typically just above freezing.
    * **Reality:** Without a dry suit or heated suit, hypothermia would set in rapidly, leading to loss of dexterity, judgment, and eventually unconsciousness and death. The body would go into cold shock almost immediately.
    * **Movie vs. Reality:** Being in just "boxers" at that depth, as some discussions about the scene suggest, would be an instant death sentence due to extreme cold.

4.  **Decompression Sickness (The Bends):** This is a critical factor for deep dives.
    * **Reality:** When a diver ascends from depth, dissolved inert gases (like nitrogen and helium) come out of solution and form bubbles in the tissues and bloodstream if the ascent is too fast. This causes severe pain, paralysis, brain damage, and death. A 500m dive would require days, if not weeks, of precisely controlled decompression stops in a hyperbaric environment. Even with the special suit, a rapid ascent would be catastrophic.
    * **Movie vs. Reality:** The film *does* show Ethan suffering from decompression sickness and being put in a hyperbaric chamber. This part is surprisingly accurate in acknowledging the consequence, but the idea that he could survive the rapid ascent and then be "healed" in a matter of hours to full fighting fitness is a major stretch. Real-world decompression from such a depth would be a prolonged and delicate process.

**In summary:**

* **Human record for deepest SCUBA dive:** Around 332 meters (1,089 feet) using highly specialized mixed gases and extensive support, with a high fatality rate.
* **Human record for deepest free dive (single breath):** Over 200 meters, but this involves no breathing at depth and is for very short durations.
* **Simulated dives:** While researchers have simulated 500m saturation dives in controlled hyperbaric chambers on land, these involve divers living at that pressure for extended periods, breathing carefully controlled gas mixtures, and undergoing weeks of slow decompression. This is entirely different from an unsuited dive in the open ocean.

The *Mission: Impossible* scene is thrilling cinema, but it's important to remember that it takes extreme artistic license with the laws of physics and human physiology. Surviving 500 meters without a specialized suit and breathing apparatus is fundamentally impossible.

online available already?

regarding the diving scene, I asked Mr GPT

6/10

some parts just unnecessary long