This post contains spoilers For the Franchise "Mission: Impossible".

"Mission: Impossible" has always been for tense, close calls that include funny stunts. Even the same name in 1996 by Brian De Palma (who accepts a darker, nasty tone as the franchise begins) It features two nail biting pieces that include CIA vault and bulletproof. Ethan Hunt (Tom Cruise) went far than then, becoming more recklessly in the search for his principles and more absolutely in achieving a sense of justice. Hunt may have hammered the aircraft and jumped out of high defeats to make every mission, ERM, a possible, but key tool for the IMF used by his team time and re -get his arm during awkward situations. Yes, I am talking about the discovery of the mask in the Franchise "Mission: Impossible", which have been employed over the years for absurd, exciting effect.

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One of my favorite unmasked sequences comes from Rogue Nation, in which the head of the Secret Intelligence Service Athle (Simon Barney) and Prime Minister (Tom Hollerder) face CIA director Alan Hanley (Alec Baldwin). A short story, Hanley warns the duo of Hunt's intense commitment and qualified ability to overcome all where he He describes it as a "living manifestation of fate". Just as the fidelities were interrogated and the stakes are increasing, Atley calms the prime minister and are not denied himself. This unmasking occurs while the tense thematic song is increasing, proving that Hunt is Really The plant is to be the strength of nature that cannot be exceeded.

This feeling can be put to the test in the upcoming, highly expected "Mission: Impossible - the last calculation", which promises to assess the sum of Hunt's lifelong elections. As the trailers suggest, this franchise final will have several cool sequences of masks, which is likely to press the boundaries of what we had previously thought about. But do these complex, high-tech masks that appear incessantly from real human heads realistic or reliable?

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Masks in "Mission: Impossible" are obviously a beautiful movie magic, where smart switches between two actors, brilliant prosthetics and strategic VFXs make it revive such an exciting premise. This does not translate into reality quite the same, so the successful use of these masks directly depends on the quality of the mask itself and the ability of the user to imitate the quires of the identity they want to look like. As you can say, this introduces a series of ethical quanes, as these methods are predominantly applicable in professional work for spies and cyber -grade. After PolygonExperts agree that our hyper-digital world has made such technology, where the use of hyper-realistic masks touched with prosthetics to turn into someone else is much easier than you think.

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In "Rogue Nation", Benji (Simon Peg) explains the estimates of making masksOut of details of the IMF team, which includes 3D molds for printers who can build a person who can be worn in a matter of seconds. This accurate type of making masks is not possible in reality, but a combination of 3D printing and traditional sculptures can be used to achieve a similar effect. However, the process is much more complex and time consuming, as 3D printers cannot fuel silicone molds that are sustainable to Hunt missions and his team. Someone's face can be printed, but the material will be too fragile to pull over the face or carry the part.

Although a well -made silicone mask (along with prosthetics improved with makeup) it can be used to reinforce another person during real life spy work, technology has evolved enough to guarantee a more reliable approach to identity theft and deception in these fields. Given the unnecessary slippery slope it introduces, I'm sure someone like Ethan Hunt - who is ready to fight the subject in "Dead Conservation" with everything he has - would not approve AI's deep, even if that would help in the purpose of the mission. In addition, the mask of the mask only works in "Mission: Impossible" because the excitement lies in Unmaskingwhere hunt forest tears from a prosthetic person when you least expect it.

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After all, being an invisible agent in the field is to be a master of masking and deception, because Hunt could carry someone's face to get out unnoticed. Hoping, hoping that he did so in the last time in the "final count", which arrives in theaters on 23.05.2025.