MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE – DEAD RECKONING 4K

MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE – DEAD RECKONING Part One
Comes to Digital October 10th & 4K Ultra HD SteelBook™, 4K Ultra HD, Blu-ray™, and DVD October 31st

It is hard to believe that the first MI film with Cruise as Ethan Hunt released in 1996. What is also as astounding is that almost 30 years later the continuity is almost seamless. This film feels like a 7th generation sequel. Every five or so years they pop out another one with the same basic DNA. Are they formulaic? Sure, for the most part. But the formula is shot full of more and more adrenaline and action so that the viewer doesn’t care. Read the rest of my theatrical review here!

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  Commentary by director Christopher McQuarrie and editor Eddie Hamilton—McQuarrie and Hamilton take viewers through each compelling scene with in-depth commentary.
• Abu Dhabi—Explore the exotic filming locations in the desert and at the international airport and discover how each thrilling sequence was shot.
• Rome—Take a behind-the-scenes look at the thrilling car chase through Italy’s historic capital, as Tom Cruise’s driving skills are pushed to the limit while handcuffed to Hayley Atwell!
• Venice—See the breathtaking city of Venice as it’s never been shown on film.  Plus, witness the cast’s dedication and commitment to their training as they prepare to get “Mission Ready.” 
• Freefall—An extended behind-the-scenes look at one of the biggest stunts in cinema history.  Watch never-before-seen footage of the rigorous training as Tom launches a motorcycle off a cliff.
• Speed Flying—Join Tom and the crew as they explain the various training techniques involved in pulling off the dangerous speed flying stunts in the film.
• Train—See how the climactic train sequence was captured on film.  From building an actual train from scratch to crashing it using practical effects, you don’t want to miss this!
• Deleted Shots Montage—Director Christopher McQuarrie and editor Eddie Hamilton share some of the breathtaking, never-before-seen footage that didn’t make the final film.
• Editorial Featurette: The Sevastopol—Director Christopher McQuarrie and editor Eddie Hamilton take viewers through the intense opening scene.

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