Customer Ratings & Reviews

The mission impossible franchise is one of the best The casting for this movie is great and is a favorite classic of mine!

The film that started the mission impossible franchise on the big screen. It never gets old and still good compared to its six film catalogue.

4k audio and video are noticeably better than the standard blu ray. If you have a 4k tv and player, then the upgrade is a no brainer.

Great film I would recommend for anyone to see love the action in it and has you hooked from the beginning

this one started it all and it looks great in 4k. I love it in the new format.

One of my favorite mission impossible films it's a must see for anyone

Action adventure and Tom Cruise, what else do you need? Yup, Popcorn!

The disc played as expected, sound good, clean picture.

I bought this for my boyfriend and he loved it. Great quality

The movie that started the MI series off. The action is tame compared to Fallout but is still good, particularly the sequence on the train. Unless you just absolutely have to, pass on buying the 4K Ultra version. I gave the movie three stars because the transfer is not good at all and looks just like a DVD.

The image looks gorgeous. There's no mistaking its crisp, seamless cinematic bonafides. Grain can be a little heavy in select shots, but it's often very even, albeit well pronounced. It's flattering and gorgeously rendered. The 12-bit Dolby Vision colors are a great improvement over the Blu-ray as well. Whites are more intense and clean, flesh tones are far more balanced, and the entire palette enjoys a significant increase in color depth, vibrance, and yield. It's much more evenly presented. No new extras are included, but the carryover Blu-ray offers plenty.

The original Mission Impossible is celebrating it's 25th anniversary with another physical media release but it's a good one.I'm upgrading from VHS so I owuldn't know but this is a new improved transfer for this Blu Ray release and it looks great.And some great special features.The decal included in this release is a nice touch.It's amazing that Tom Cruise has done six of these films with two more on the way over a 25 year period.But this first one has such a great a different feel compared to the sequels.

As just about everyone knows that this is the first flick in the MI reboot. Mr Phelps helps the transition from the TV series to a new movie franchise. I liked it and I'm glad to have it in my collection. The transfer is incredible, and it's a pleasure to watch it from that standpoint. I'm not really sure why I didn't give it 5*s, but having seen all of the new series, it was good but not great. However, I'll rewatch it sometime down the line.

I bought this special collector's edition of Mission: Impossible thinking that the one that came in the trilogy three-pack had less features...I was wrong. This collector's edition had the exact same features only with a different cover. Lame. Now, the only upside to buying this movie after saying that was that this also came with a ticket to see Jack Ryan in theaters. So, spending 10 bucks on this movie and also getting a a free movie ticket was definitely worth it but I should have just went with another featured Blu Ray movie that offered the same. Anyway, if you enjoy these movies, I suggest just buying the trilogy three-pack or wait for the inevitable four-pack.

Mission: Impossible has finally received the 4K HDR treatment, and man does it look spectacular with it! The previous Blu-Ray release didn't capture the charm that the movie had, but Paramount has righted wrongs and unveiled a more colorful and powerful film. The picture has greatly improved, with HDR giving the image such a great look and color, and the 5.1 audio track being as solid as it will ever be!

The original impossible mission. Cruise is the man. Great cast and Vanessa Redgrave as Max, a very classy lady. John Voight, what a career. The movie was beautifully done. All the stunts were top notch and action packed. Three thumbs up. Also a great buy on 4k.

The action in this movie is top notch. It is directed by Brad Bird (The Incredibles, The Iron Giant) and the childlike wonder he shows in his other movies is present here. The camera work is excellent. There is humor (especially from Simon Pegg). Tom Cruise does what he always does in the Mission Impossible movies. Jeremy Rainer plays his character well. The tall building in the desert scene is killer.

This remastered disc offers an significant picture and audio upgrade over the previously released extremely dated looking blu-ray that came out in 2007. All the same supplements are included from previous home video releases. Highly recommended!

This is the first time a remastered blu ray, which is based on the 4K transfer, was ever released. All the other editions uses the sucky film transfer. Ethan Hunt, an American agent, under false suspicion of disloyalty, must discover and expose the real spy without the help of his organization

An excellent transfer that makes the quality look like you’re getting a 4K experience! The movie itself is great and arguably the second best Mission: Impossible film! Definitely worth buying and watching!