It's hard to believe The movie series "Mission: Impossible" as we know it is approaching (maybe). This franchise has practically dominated Tom Cruise's career for the better part of the last 30 years, culminating in the "final calculation", but still, still, still an exciting movement image, full of spectacle, as it can only deliver the cruise and director.

"Final Calculation" is a rare entrance to the "Mission: Impossible" property that is trying to connect the events of previous installments, even Making a "Mission: III" cruel point of the whole franchise and the return of the forgotten character from the 1996 original film. It does not always work, but when it does, it makes all the work feels bigger and strengthens the stakes because Ethan Hunt (Cruz) is forced to rethink its past to accomplish the mission.

Of course, as the audience expected, "final counting" also has incredible stunts. Like our own Chris Evangelist wrote in his review"No matter what the movie is missing, it's trying to get all the stops with the grand final so intensively that I really felt like I plunged (complimentary)." In particular, the climax of the fight against the film, in particular, is an stunning part of the film and deserves to experience the largest screen.

However, if you were unable to capture the "last count" in the cinemas, we have good news. You will soon be able to watch the movie at home when it is released on the Digital 19 August 2025.

Although Paramount did not specify the prices in its press release, it is safe to assume the latest movie (last?) "Mission: Impossible" will be available to buy digitally for $ 24.99 and available for rent for $ 19.99 from all usual suspects (Prime Video, Fandango, Apple TV). Those who buy the film will also get some features for bonuses, which is rare nowadays, looking at how study does not want to spend money on any material behind the scenes. If you want to support the physical media, the film will be available at 4K Ultra HD, Blu-Ray and DVD starting October 14, 2025.

Here's a complete overview of the features of "Mission Bonuses: Impossible - The Last Calculation" (and their official descriptions):

• "Souring" - Tom Cruise and Director Christopher McCari take you through the BiPlans trick. Witnesses push things to the next level to catch these amazing flight sequences.

• "Until the Depths"-Tell Tom Cruise and Director Christopher McCarari to explore all the details of the Gimbal water tank, special masks/water suits and rigorous planning and execution of this one-to-one trick.

• "To the north" - a trip with the cast and the crew to see how they were filmed in extreme conditions to create an stunning sequence in Svalbard's High Arctic.

• "Through Mine" - Explore the Middleton mine, as the team highlights risks, challenges and practical elements to withdraw this incredible action sequence.

• "The result"-the scene looks at the original music made for the film.

• Deleted footage with director Christopher McCarari-director Christopher McCari shares some of the stunning, never-marked deleted footage that did not make the final film.

• Oliphant River's canyon with director Christopher McCarari's comment - Director Christopher McCarari details the difficulties in filming the dangerous, low flight sequence across the Oliphant River Canyon in South Africa.

• BIPLAN transmission with optional commentary by director Christopher McCari and Tom Cruise - Tom Cruise and director Christopher McCarari discuss the challenges of recording a high technical and extremely dangerous trick for the transfer of high heights.

In addition, the film includes three different comments songs, including one with McCari and Cruz; One with McCari, editor Eddie Hamilton and first Assistant Director Mary Bolding; And one with composers Max Arund and Alfie Godfrey, and the producer of the results Secil Toursac.