Tom Cruise infiltrates the Kremlin with the invisibility wall (best Mission Impossible scene!)

The invisibility wall is the best gadget in any spy movie. This scene is a masterpiece!
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[BoxofficeMoviesScenes]

Hi everyone! Which other scene from this movie would you like to see?

[TROOPERfarcry]

I work in a military installation, and this scene is exactly why I punch my way down any hallway that I have to walk through. Just air-punching like a training boxer.

[trailmixvids]

What I like about this scene is how painfully quiet it is. Music is very low or nonexistent, no one speaks, they just let the intensity of the scene speak for itself

[mahela]

I love how they emphasize the technical details of how a projection device like that could work. like how it has to track the targets eyes to recreate the perspective for example

[IamMeHereSee]

This is my favorite Mission Impossible movie for 2 reasons:
1) all the gadgets fail, even the _coat, _ and the characters have to find inventive ways out of their situations
2) Tom Cruise gets hurt A LOT.

[puppet]

3:17 If I ever get to witness a giant face in an empty hallway irl, I'd get a heart attack.

[LOLERXP]

This is why if you're the commander of some base storing secret files, it is crucial to never oil any of the important doors so they all screech like hell when Tom Cruise comes and tries this.

[doncorleone]

There’s nothing in any MI films that beats the ingenuity of this scene. Mind blowing

[amoeb]

Technical details and solutions like that are few and far between nowadays. They usually resolve it with something like: "its future tech", don't ask questions.
I also liked how they played the flaw of the machine, the guard knows something is not right. Reason is that even with a perfect image the focus distance would shorten which is easily observable in closer proximity... genius scene

[finaladvance]

I liked how they used the absolute silence to intensify the tension of the scene

[keaton]

I work as a Soviet security guard and I must say the amount of times this old trick has been pulled on me is TRUELY baffling!!!

[brain]

The only unrealistic thing about this scene is that archive door didn't creak like an old piece of junk that it is. Kremlin is *old*.

[scsutton]

This is when the Mission Impossible series really went to the next level.

[admirallotor]

As a guy who used to work for DARPA (Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency) this was an idea one of my colleagues had a number years ago, and we started the research on the concept of a retractable, one way, holographic screen that could conceal friendly personnel, but we abandoned the project, because we didn’t have the funding to conduct test trials for application in the field, but it warms my heart to see that it was brought to the big screen. Granted, the movie is fiction, but the idea is the same.

[aranayailyaris]

3:55 extremely lucky that that door lock doesn't beep when it's opened

[LadyDiLeo]

1. No wall lights
2. No switches
3. Nobody came out of the side rooms
4. Just perfectly smooth and empty hallway

[jeanculasec]

Love how this gadget is so situational, like it was specifically made for this exact hallway and if it has just a bit wider or had obstacles it wouldn't work

[cleanerben]

very well done and memorable scene. I don't think the water drip gadget gets enough praise though

[animemanXLK]

Imagine if after all that a couple of armed guards just came up behind them.

[loquaciousjango]

Am I crazy, or did they clearly make Simon Pegg's hat a little wider than Tom Cruise, purely to make him look goofier in this scene.