Mission: Impossible - Fallout [Includes Digital Copy] [Blu-ray/DVD]

Director: Christopher McQuarrie

Overview

After a dangerous assignment involving the recovery of stolen plutonium goes wrong, Ethan Hunt (Tom Cruise) elects to keep his team out of harm's way rather than complete their mission, which results in a team of expertly trained operatives taking possession of nuclear weapons. Consequently, Ethan and his IMF team (Simon Pegg, Ving Rhames, Rebecca Ferguson) must join forces with CIA assassin August Walker (Henry Cavill) in order to prevent a catastrophic nuclear fallout. Produced, written and directed by Christopher McQuarrie. Also starring Alec Baldwin, Angela Bassett, and Michelle Monaghan.

Product Details

Release Date:	12/04/2018
UPC:	0032429309891
Original Release:	2018
Rating:	PG-13
Region Code:	1
Presentation:	[Wide Screen]
Sound:	[Dolby Digital Stereo, Dolby Digital 5.1 Surround]
Language:	English
Time:	2:27:00
Sales rank:	3,565

Special Features

Disc 1 - Blu-ray Feature Film + Special Features; Commentary by Director Christopher McQuarrie and Tom Cruise; Additional Commentaries; Isolated Score Track; Disc 2 - Special Features; The Making of Mission Impossible Fallout - get an inside look at the impossible stunts and breathtaking locations!; Deleted Scenes Montage with Director Commentary; Foot Chase Musical Breakdown; Storyboards

Cast & Crew

Performance Credits

Tom Cruise	Ethan Hunt
Henry Cavill	August Walker
Ving Rhames	Luther Stickell
Simon Pegg	Benji Dunn
Rebecca Ferguson	Ilsa Faust
Sean Harris	Solomon Lane
Angela Bassett	Erica Sloan
Vanessa Kirby	White Widow
Wes Bentley	Patrick
Frederick Schmidt	Zola
Alec Baldwin	Alan Hunley
Michelle Monaghan	Julia Meade-Hunt
Liang Yang	Actor
Kristoffer Joner	Nils Debruuk,Rowdy Frenchman
Wolf Blitzer	Actor
Andrew Cazanave Pin	Rowdy Frenchman
Christophe deChoisy	Rowdy Frenchman
Raphael Desprez	Actor
Jean Baptiste Fillon	Rowdy Frenchman
Max Geller	Rowdy Frenchman
Olivier Huband	Rowdy Frenchman
Vincent Latorre	Rowdy Frenchman
Thierry Picaut	Rowdy Frenchman
Alexandre Poole	Rowdy Frenchman
Guy Remy	Rowdy Frenchman
Anne Alix	French Police Agent
Joey Ansah	Henchman
Velibor Topic	Henchman
Dean Ashton	French Policeman
Dj Harvey	Actor
Grahame Fox	Grand Palais Bouncer
Charlie Archer	Delivery Man
Caspar Phillipson	The European
Lolly Adefope	Woman at Desk
Ffion Jolly	Woman at Desk
Russ Bain	British Agent
Nigel Allen	CIA Agent
Tracey Saunders	CIA Agent
Alicia Mencia Castano	CIA Agent
Sian Brooke	Actor
Raphael Acloque	Rowdy Frenchman
Alix B?n?zech	French Policewoman
Lampros Kalfuntzos	Male VIP Guest
David Mumeni	Marine Sergeant
Jessie Vinning	Navy
Ross O'Hennessy	British agent 002
Bernardo Santos	S.W.A.T
David Olawale Ayinde	Church Mourner
Hiten Patel	Train Commuter
Christopher McQuarrie	Actor
Mindy Marin	Actor
Lorne Balfe	Composer

Technical Credits

Christopher McQuarrie

Bruce Geller

J.J. Abrams	Producer
Bryan Burk	Producer
Tom Cruise	Producer
David Ellison	Producer,Executive Producer
Dana Goldberg	Producer,Executive Producer
Don Granger	Producer,Executive Producer
Christopher McQuarrie	Producer,Screenwriter
Jake Myers	Producer
Andrew Banwell	Camera Operator
Rick Woollard	Camera Operator
Mindy Marin	Casting
Samia Fadli	Casting
Toby Whale	Casting
Ben Piltz	Production Manager
Antonin Depardieu	Production Manager
Lloyd Dudley	Sound Mixer
Paul Munro	Sound Mixer
Wade Eastwood	Stunts
Richard A. Schuler	Special Effects Supervisor
Neil Corbould	Special Effects Supervisor
Terry Glass	Special Effects Supervisor
Marvin Campbell	Stunts
Bruce Geller	Screenwriter
Tommy Harper	Producer
Matt Grimm	Producer
Rapha?l Benoliel	Producer

Scene Index

Disc #1 -- Mission: Impossible - Fallout
1. Scene 1 [10:35]
2. Scene 2 [6:34]
3. Scene 3 [9:45]
4. Scene 4 [8:58]
5. Scene 5 [13:21]
6. Scene 6 [10:41]
7. Scene 7 [10:22]
8. Scene 8 [6:43]
9. Scene 9 [1:14]
10. Scene 10 [10:06]
11. Scene 11 [10:40]
12. Scene 12 [7:16]
13. Scene 13 [9:18]
14. Scene 14 [7:24]
15. Scene 15 [10:49]
16. Scene 16 [5:46]
17. Scene 17 [7:36]
0. Chapters
1. Chapter 1 [1:09]
2. Chapter 2 [2:26]
3. Chapter 3 [:05]

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Editorial Reviews

Ethan Hunt (Tom Cruise) is back in this sixth installment of the Mission Impossible film series, written and directed by Christopher McQuarrie (Jack Reacher), who also who also wrote and directed the most recent Mission Impossible film, MI: Rogue Nation. Backed up by returning cast members Rebecca Ferguson, Simon Pegg, and Ving Rhames as his team, the film delivers the well-rounded non-stop action that viewers have come to expect from the series. Sean Harris also returns as nemesis Solomon Lane, with Alec Baldwin repeating his role as Alan Hunley. When a mission to intercept three plutonium spheres goes wrong, Ethan must find a way to recover them and prevent a terrorist organization known as The Apostles from weaponizing them. Erica Sloan (Angela Bassett), director of the CIA, has doubts about Hunt's abilities after the botched operation, so she insists that he add one of her agents to the team. This is what brings brash and overconfident August Walker (Henry Cavill) to the team, creating further tension in an already strained situation. As time runs out to prevent the destruction of three major religious cities, the clarity of who is working for whom, and to what end, becomes further blurred. One of the most entertaining things about the entire Mission Impossible series is that so much of the story is implausible, and yet the story is so well-crafted that in the moment of viewing, that doubt does not creep in. Fallout is no exception, and the tale carries the characters and situations along well. Even though the story is very convoluted, it never leaves the viewer feeling lost. McQuarrie, working alone this time, demonstrates a wonderful understanding of these characters, their motivations, and their flaws. The principal actors know these roles by now and seem to seamlessly step into these characters' skin. Their ease as they portray these larger-than-life personalities adds a lot to the plausibility. Simon Pegg is particularly notable as Benji. His boyish enthusiasm conflicting with his fear of harm provides comic relief at just the right moments and frequently elicits laughter. Unfortunately, the skillful female actors remain in the background, perhaps even more so than prior entries. Particularly underused is Angela Bassett, whose well-proven skills are barely touched. The action scenes, as usual, are over-the-top, although there are a few choppy action moments in the otherwise outstanding cinematography. And, they remain entertaining, going a step further in each outing. While some action sequences do last longer than expected, and longer than most other films could get away with, Fallout makes it all work. All told, fans of the prior films are likely to enjoy this as much as, or more than, the previous five, as Mission Impossible: Fallout definitely makes its mark as one of the best of the series.