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But to answer the question Mission impossible.
Give me a new joint with Ilsa
Give me a new joint with Ilsa
Out of Bourne, McClain, Hunt, Ryan...which character...
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Yeah. While the M.I. romps are pure escapism, I don't see much appeal in the Ethan Hunt character at all for the reasons you've mentioned. Outside of being the good guy, there's nothing much from him to root for as a character.
At least with John McClane, he has that "everyman" quality while being laden with everyday problems that viewers immediately identify with in some fashion or another. He actually bleeds and makes us believe his victories were at least a chore to overcome while comin out like a BAUCE!
John McClane gets my vote.
The thing I loved about the Die Hard 1 & 3 is that McClane wasn't 'sposed to win but that he made it all emotional, bruised and sarcastic made it like
John John Phenomenon wins EVERY TIME! 
walkin bare foot thru glass like a champ
walkin bare foot thru glass like a champ
IllustratorMike
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Hell Vengeance is my favorite of them all. Maybe that's the native son in me coming out because it was in the NYC but that shyt was magical from start to finish.John John Phenomenon wins EVERY TIME!
walkin bare foot thru glass like a champ
The Gruber Brothers were arguably the GOAT villians ever.
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ThisHell Vengeance is my favorite of them all. Maybe that's the native son in me coming out because it was in the NYC but that shyt was magical from start to finish.
The Gruber Brothers were arguably the GOAT villians ever.
I know Hans Gruber is on everyones top ten list as the best villian.
But for me, Simon>>>>Hans
EarlyMaridia
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It's kind of a cheat answer to the topic, but Mission Impossible. The brand itself started in the 60's, without Cruise. While he's the face of it now, they could easily restructure it so that someone else is the lead or is the "new" Hunt.
Nah... At some point the super soldier storyline has to run out.
Mission Impossible is almost as long standing as Bond.....that sh*t was introduced as a TV series in the '60s...
Mission: Impossible - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Mission: Impossible - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Hell Vengeance is my favorite of them all. Maybe that's the native son in me coming out because it was in the NYC but that shyt was magical from start to finish.
The Gruber Brothers were arguably the GOAT villians ever.
I just didn't feel the ending... it just felt tacked on and was better off closing with the ship fight
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I'll never know what was left on the cutting room floor for that. But I've heard this complaint before.
