Though Paramount Pictures has yet to announce an official release date for the 4K Blu-ray release of Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning, fans will be able to complete their collection on September 16, according to Blu-ray.com. The Final Reckoning has three physical editions, including a Limited Edition Steelbook on 4K Blu-ray that’s up for preorder at Amazon and Walmart. Standard 4K and DVD editions are also available to preorder.
And if you missed out on the Steelbook Edition for the film’s direct predecessor, Dead Reckoning, a reprint is arriving August 5. You can preorder Dead Reckoning’s Limited Edition Steelbook for $30 at Amazon. Several other Mission: Impossible 4K Steelbooks, including Tom Cruise’s first impossible mission, are up for grabs for $30 or less right now.
$57 | Releases September 16
Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning’s Limited Edition Steelbook doesn’t have official box art yet, which isn’t all too surprising considering the longer-than-usual expected gap between the theatrical and home video releases. We’d expect to learn about special features when Paramount reveals the box art and confirms the release date.
In any case, the 4K Steelbook Edition will come with native 4K and 1080p Blu-ray discs as well as a digital copy of film. It’ll support Dolby Vision and HDR10 and the immersive Dolby Atmos and Dolby TrueHD 7.1 surround sound tech.
The Final Reckoning’s current price as of June 17 is quite steep at $57. That said, it’s smart to preorder early if you’re planning on adding it to your collection at launch. This is because Amazon and Walmart offer preorder price guarantees and don’t charge until your order ships. If you would have placed your order the day the film hit theaters at Walmart, you’d be locked in for as high as $40. Amazon, meanwhile, opened preorders at $51. It’s unlikely that The Final Reckoning will actually launch with a $57 price tag, but discounts can come and go fast. Both retailers will automatically adjust your total to the lowest offered price between the time you order and release.
A standard 4K Blu-ray edition with the same content and a regular case will release the same day. The Final Reckoning is also getting a DVD edition, but so far we haven’t seen a standard Blu-ray release–though both 4K editions come with 1080p Blu-ray discs. The price of the standard 4K Blu-ray edition has climbed from $25 to $39 since preorders opened last month.
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$30 | Releases August 5
Dead Reckoning’s Limited Edition Steelbook reprint is substantially cheaper than The Final Reckoning’s at the moment. This edition had been sold out for a while, so it’s cool to see Paramount bring it back, especially since the final film is essentially the second half of Dead Reckoning. When it released in theaters in 2023, Dead Reckoning had the subtitle “Part One.” The Final Reckoning was originally known as Dead Reckoning: Part Two before Paramount changed the name.
Amazon lists the reprint as having 4K Blu-ray and 1080p Blu-ray discs. The box art shows digital as well, but steelbook reprints don’t always come with active redemption vouchers.
With Dead Reckoning’s upcoming reprint included, Mission: Impossible fans can currently buy six of the eight movies in the franchise on 4K Blu-ray with steelbook cases. Mission: Impossible 2 and 3 are the only ones that are sold out, but hopefully those are restocked/reprinted, too.
If you want to rewatch the saga in physical format without buying each film individually, check out the Mission: Impossible 6-Movie Collection on 4K Blu-ray or standard 1080p Blu-ray. The 4K set also comes with Blu-ray discs, but the digital vouchers in these collections are expired.
If you buy the 6-Movie Collection, you’ll also need to get Dead Reckoning separately to complete your collection. Also, Mission: Impossible III is currently sold out on 4K Blu-ray, so the collection is the only way to get it from a major retailer at the moment.
The series is also available in standard 4K Blu-ray editions, which we’ve listed below, but in some cases the versions with steelbook cases are actually cheaper.
