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Mission Impossible: Dead Reckoning - Money Well Spent! Thanks Tom! (NO SPOILERS)

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Mission Impossible: Dead Reckoning, treat yourself and GO SEE THIS MOVIE!

Prepare to be immersed in a captivating storyline that will keep you on the edge of your seat (or in my case ducking) for the entire film. With exceptional action sequences and nice touches of humor, Tom Cruise and Director Christopher McQuarrie deliver a "don't take your eyes of the screen" two-and-a-half-hour film. With production costs of an estimated $290 million, I'll tell you they left it all on the screen for us to enjoy.

The opening credits sequence is beautifully done. I really enjoyed it and thought it set the perfect tone for the film.

Don't miss out on seeing this film in the theater. It's an experience you won't regret.

Of course, I'll see it again in the theater and watch it when it starts streaming.

Thanks Tom, you did it again!

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​Filmora - A free editing software with a lot of great presets. This program is perfect for new editors but even a savvy editor can have fun and elevated projects with this software. There is a text, animation and sound package included and an option to upgrade.

​Final Cut Pro - Is NOT a free editing software but has nearly all of the capabilities as pro editing software. The interface is very user friendly and as easy to use as a basic editing program.

Premiere Pro - Is NOT a free editing program. This is a professional level program. Premiere is a part of the Adobe Suite and works via "Dynamic Link" with other programs like After Effects. The user interface is complicated and you will need a teacher and tutorials to navigate the program.

DaVinci Resolve - Is a free editing program. This is a professional level program. The cool part is the option to make the interface look like Final Cut or Premiere. There is a learning curve to the program but it is free. Also known for its color grading capabilities.

Mission Impossible: Dead Reckoning - Money Well Spent! Thanks Tom! (NO SPOILERS)

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Filmora - A free editing software with a lot of great presets. This program is perfect for new editors but even a savvy editor can have fun and elevated projects with this software. There is a text, animation and sound package included and an option to upgrade.

Final Cut Pro - Is NOT a free editing software but has nearly all of the capabilities as pro editing software. The interface is very user friendly and as easy to use as a basic editing program.