In the summer of 2023, a highly anticipated action film of the special class will be released in cinemas. But before “Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning Part One” runs on Netflix or Amazon Prime Video at some point in the future, the competition from WOW and Sky will first come up.
It is now the seventh part of the successful Mission Impossible film series and the direct sequel to “Mission: Impossible – Fallout” from 2018. “Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning Part One” – of course again Tom Cruise in the lead role of Ethan Hunt – has had a long odyssey. The COVID-19 pandemic in particular repeatedly caused delays and delays.
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Accordingly, the latest film in the series came only released in cinemas five years after its immediate predecessor. All of this made the action film extremely expensive. In the end, the whole fun, including production and distribution costs, is said to have cost up to 400 million US dollars. The box office result of over 560 million US dollars seems a bit sobering.
What an action:
Anyone who missed the film in the cinema could look forward to its home cinema release in October last year, but then had to pay for the film separately. “Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning Part One” was available as part of a streaming flat rate only from January 25th Watch Paramount+. This is hardly surprising, as the film is also distributed by Paramount (watch on Paramount+).
This Exclusivity now ends on March 31, 2024because from then on you can also play the latest Mission Impossible part with one Subscription to Sky or WOW enjoy (watch WOW).
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However, anyone hoping for a release on Netflix or Amazon Prime Video will have to be patient. Experience has shown that films, after they have been shown on Sky, usually end up on Netflix and Amazon Prime a year later. So you should have less hope before 2025.
What an action: 96 percent on Rotten Tomatoes!
And what do you get with “Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning Part One”? Lots of selected, premium-class action. An IMDb rating of 7.7 promises very good entertainment. The 431 professional critics on Rotten Tomatoes were even more convinced. An incredible 96 percent thought the film was excellentthe number of spectators was not much lower with a vote of 94 percent.
In short: watch it! But you'll have to wait for the sequel. The follow-up film is not scheduled for May 2025.