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Anything submitted will simply not be written to the database. PLEASE NOTE: Michael D's is currently in READ ONLY MODE. Overall | Mission: Impossible: Special Collector's Edition (Blu-ray) (1996) | Mission: Impossible II (Blu-ray) (2000) | Mission: Impossible III: 2-Disc Collector's Edition (Blu-ray) (2006)

© Rob Giles (readen de bio, bork, bork, bork.) Personally, I don't see the point in doing all this HD upgrading if we're going to stick with the same dated, inefficient video compression. The grain is particularly visible in the first two M:I films.Īs I stated in my M:i:III review, personal preferences differ, and some viewers may prefer the slightly softer MPEG2 image. I also noted that grain seems to be a little more pronounced in the MPEG2 transfers, maybe exposing the codec's poorer ability to encode artefacted sources. The only discernable difference I could detect on my system is a slight softness in the Blu-ray image, that wouldn't be noticeable if I weren't comparing the two side by side. Combine this with the fact that the lower capacity disc (BD-25) is using the most space-hungry codec (MPEG2), and one has to ask questions. Blu-ray uses the old MPEG2 codec, which is much less efficient compared to the new VC-1 codec used on HD DVD. Despite the broad difference in bitrate, the audio is practically identical, however, the video compression is different. I found very little to separate the video transfers between formats. While they're lightweight and barely missed, it still is a strange omission.

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In a plus for the M:i:III Blu-ray Disc, the HD DVD version seems to be missing Easter Eggs 1, 2 and 7 from disc two. The plain audio commentary is simply an edit of the audio from this feature, completely lacking in any interactivity. The enhanced portion also adds an additional 33 minutes to the film's length, in featurettes, deleted scenes and extra conversations while Cruise and Abrams pause the movie. The video commentary appears as a small picture-in-picture, so the viewer can see the two gents speaking to one another. The restricted capacity of the BD-25 disc prevented it from being included on the Blu-ray edition. In terms of extra features, the M:i:III HD DVD disc includes an excellent Enhanced Video Commentary with Tom Cruise and Director J.J. But, I've declared HD DVD the winner in this case and here's why: In a perfect world, I'd be able to review both formats on the one player, comparing apples with apples so-to-speak. I've made a table below, comparing the two formats side by side. The million-dollar question is which HD format is superior, HD DVD or Blu-ray? For me, the decision comes down to personal preference of picture quality, as well as disc features. The Action: The best sequences take place in Shanghai, where we see Hunt swing from one skyscraper to another, then sky-dive out of a very high window. The Girl(s): Besides Hunt's gorgeous fiancé, we also have an equally stunning Maggie Q (as Zhen), who was trained by none other than Jackie Chan, apparently. Dunno what it is, but it's expensive and it's got warning stickers on it, so it must be dangerous. What's at stake?: The life of Ethan's fiancé, Julia ( Michelle Monaghan).

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The Action: Only the most insanely-paced action film ever, full of rock climbing, motorcycle chases and explosions-a-plenty!

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The Girl: Nyah Hall ( Thandie Newton), a civilian professional thief who is 'recruited' by Hunt for her superb 'talents'. Ambrose intends to release the virus on an unsuspecting public so he might profit from the cure.

The MacGuffin: A mutant influenza virus, called Chimera. What's at stake?: Ethan has to save the world from a psychopathic former colleague, Sean Ambrose ( Dougray Scott). The Action: The scene in which Hunt penetrates the CIA's highly secure main computer vault from a great height has been parodied in countless films. The Girl: Claire (Emmanuelle Béart), the young, beautiful wife of Jim Phelps ( John Voight). The MacGuffin: The "noc list" a collection of names that identifies undercover agents across the globe. What's at stake?: Having been put on the IMF's 'most wanted dead' list, Ethan Hunt ( Tom Cruise) is in self-preservation mode. Mission: Impossible Special Collector's Edition Here's a brief rundown of the films for you.

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This box contains all three Mission: Impossible films in 1080p resolution, with Dolby Digital Plus audio. If you create a user account, you can add your own review of this DVD Mission: Impossible-Ultimate Missions Collection (Blu-ray) (2006)