Mission: Impossible – Fallout is coming to home video this winter – with a host of bonus features including several featurettes and three audio commentaries.
Mission: Impossible – Fallout will be available on Digital on November 20th, and on n 4K Ultra HD, Blu-ray & DVD December 4th.
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It’s official – Tom Cruise is a crazy person!
Only a crazy person would jump from a plane at 25,000 feet and open their parachute at 2,000 feet FOR A MOVIE! (Not to mention whoever it is that’s operating the camera has to be equally nuts!)
Mission: Impossible – Fallout opens on July 27th.
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Imagine being introduced to the guy whose job it will be to kill you if your mission goes sideways.
That’s just one highlight from the new trailer for Paramount Pictures’ Mission: Impossible – Fallout. In theaters on July 27th.
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After the times his country has betrayed him; disavowed him; cast him aside – how long before a man like that has had enough?
Good question!
Rebecca Ferguson returns in Mission: Impossible – Fallout to give Tom Cruise’s Ethan Hunt someone to keep him on his toes.
Mission: Impossible – Fallout will be in theaters on June 27th.
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The fifth entry in Paramount Pictures’ long-running series, Mission: Impossible Rogue Nation is coming to DVD and Blu-Ray/DVD Combo Pack on December 15th – Digital will be available four weeks earlier, on November 17th.
Blu-Ray Special Features include: Commentary with Tom Cruise and writer/director Christopher McQuarrie and seven featurettes. Follow the jump for more.
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Canadian fans of the Mission: Impossible movies will have a chance to attend a special, one-day-only event at select Cineplex locations on Monday, June 27th at 8:15 pm.
Following an advance screening of Paramount Pictures’ Mission: Impossible Rogue Nation, a Q&A session with Tom Cruise and director Christopher McQuarrie will be streamed in those select theaters.
Attendees will receive limited edition posters and souvenir lanyards while supplies last. For details, follow the jump.
There’s an anti-IMF organization out there called The Syndicate – the rogue nation of the film’s title. The only tool we have for beating The Syndicate is the Impossible Missions Force – or rather, did.
The IMF has just been dissolved and its members are wanted by the CIA.
Check out the new trailer after the jump. Mission: Impossible – Rogue Nation premieres on July 31st.
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Ethan Hunt is back and Mission: Impossible 5 has a name – Mission: Impossible Rogue Nation. The first teaser trailer has been released online and will be seen during NCAA March Madness, today.
If you thought Hunt and his team had faced impossible odds before, well that’s just peanuts to Rogue Nation. Why? Check out the teaser after the jump and see for yourselves!
Mission: Impossible Rogue Nation opens July 31st.
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After the success of Mission: Impossible – Ghost Protocol, in which several scenes were filmed in IMAX, the Christopher McQuarrie -directed fifth installment of the Mission: Impossible franchise will also be digitally remastered for IMAX.
Mission: Impossible 5 reunites stars Tom Cruise, Jeremy Renner, Simon Pegg and Ving Rhames. New to the series are Alec Baldwin, Rebecca Ferguson and Sean Harris.
Mission: Impossible 5 opens on July 31st.
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Apocryphal story: an actor is rejected for a role because he’s short. ‘But I can act tall!’ comes the response. As hard as it is to believe, Tom Cruise acts tall in Jack Reacher.
Persons Unknown [NBC, Mondays, 10/9C] is NBC’s first scripted series of the summer and is best described as a high concept/indifferent execution drama. The idea is that seven people from different areas and classes wake up to find themselves locked in hotel rooms in what appears to be the center of a small town [not unlike an American version of The Village, from The Prisoner] – only the rest of the town is missing and the streets end in paths leading into wilderness. And they’re being watched.