VHS : The Best of Mission: Impossible Vol.8
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directed by: Lewis Allen, Richard Benedict, Barry Crane, Marc Daniels, Georg Fenady
Binding: VHS Tape
EAN: 9780792169604
Format: Closed-captioned, Color, EP, NTSC
ISBN: 0792169603
Label: CBS Paramount Domestic Television
Manufacturer: CBS Paramount Domestic Television
Number Of Items: 1
Publisher: CBS Paramount Domestic Television
Release Date: November 07, 2000
Running Time: 60 minutes
Sales Rank: 36379
Studio: CBS Paramount Domestic Television
Theatrical Release Date: September 17, 1966
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Customer Reviews
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Rating:  - Op: rogosh vs. Train
Opration:Rogosh was good, but nowhere as good as The train. Its the 3rd best of M:I. Buy it. You'll like it.
Rating:  - Operation Rogosz-The Episode the Made the Series
Operation Rogosz (oh-come on, he's supposed to be Hungarian-spell it right!) was the fourth episode of Mission Impossible, and in my opinion, it was the one that made the series what it became. In the first season, there were still a lot of "action" scenes, shoot-outs, car chases and fist fights, but this episode doesn't have any of that, which is why it is so good. MI, at its best is all about psyching the enemy out and brain is more important than brawn. Fritz Weaver puts in a great performance ... Read More
Rating: - "Operation Rogosh" on video--finally!
The great "Operation Rogosh" episode of "Mission: Impossible" featured the series' first time-displacement scam, with an environment completely recreated from scratch and a mission that, to be successful, had to be completed within a strict time-frame. To one extent or another, this first-year installment set the tone for the rest of the series, and after 37 years, "Rogosh" is still fresh, and still a model of staging and editing.
Director Leonard Horn was a veteran of the sci-fi classic ... Read More
Rating: - Two classic episodes
Two classic episodes for a great price -- "Operation Rogosh" features a genocidal saboteur (Fritz Weaver) convinced three years has elapsed, he's on trial for his life -- and all he can remember to prove his innocence is to tell "his accusers" of the "last" great operation he was trying to pull off in America. Great psychological drama and a real cliffhanger ending. "The Train" also features some fun technology, including a IMF-rigged train crash that never was, a faked heart murmur with a microphone, ... Read More
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