Cruise just deployed a new stunt video that might be his wildest yet. MissionImpossible
’s July 12 release quickly approaching, Cruise just deployed a new stunt video that might be his wildest yet. “It takes a true team effort to perform and film one of the most dangerous sports in the world—speed flying,” the actor tweeted on Thursday alongside the heart-pounding vid.
The clip opens with footage of Cruise spiraling downward through the air, affixed to a parachute, dangerously close to rocky mountain terrain. “It’s a very beautiful and delicate sport,” Cruise says of speed flying. “We’re gonna do spirals, and we’re landing at an incredibly high speed, over 80 kilometers an hour.”director Christopher McQuarrie explains, via cameras affixed to people parachuting alongside Cruise.
The footage of Cruise running headlong off a cliff, attached only to that aforementioned parachute, is both cinematically stunning and harrowing, but notas harrowing as the motorcycle stunt he teased last year. In that already-iconic video, Cruise and the rest of theteam explained the effort that went into filming the actor safely driving a motorcycle off a cliff.Mission: Impossible — Dead Reckoning.
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