If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Rolling Stone may receive an affiliate commission. It’s hard to imagine Tom Cruise saying goodbye to Ethan Hunt, the character he’s dutifully portrayed since 1996’s Mission: Impossible. But everything from the name (The Final Reckoning) …
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Eight movies. Five directors. Three dozen character actors. Two dozen exotic locales, each one of them the perfect background for globetrotting espionage. A dozen action set pieces. A half dozen peeled-off masks. One best-of-show brawl set in a public bathroom. Numerous car chases, motorcycle chases, helicopter chases, explosions, collateral-damage relationships, …
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The second trailer for Mission: Impossible—The Final Reckoningis here. Coming six monthsafter the initial trailer, the latest preview of the eighth (and likely final) film in the action franchise shows Tom Cruise‘s field agent Ethan Hunt hanging off planes, running from explosions, and prepping for what appears to be a …
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The two-minute teaser for Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning, features deep sea dives, fiery battle scenes, and high-intensity chases in the action-packed franchise. As usual, if something can explode, it probably does, and there’s of course one scene showing Cruise dangling off the side of a flying plane. At …
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If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Rolling Stone may receive an affiliate commission. Quick Answer: You can stream all the Mission: Impossible movies (1-7) on Paramount+, which is offering a 7-day free trial here. You can also rent the movies on …
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J ohn Woo couldn’t miss. The godfather of gun fu, who helmed a number of balletic, bullet-riddled Chinese actions hits — A Better Tomorrow, The Killer, and Hard Boiled among them — before taking his talents to the States, was coming off four consecutive Hollywood smashes. First came the Jean-Claude …
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There are movie stars and then there is Tom Cruise. Forty years a star, enough classics to make listing even a few here pointless, and, now, someone who can stake a legitimate claim to saving Hollywood (or at least jolting some life into that lazy, bloated monstrosity). Last year’s Top …
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