Mission Impossible: where to watch the films of the franchise in streaming?

The output of Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning Part 1 fast approaching (July 12). Want to do a franchise movie marathon to warm up? If this is (obviously) a great idea, it is not always easy to know on which streaming platform to find the previous adventures of Ethan Hunt.

Do not panic, Digital is here to help you find the best streaming service to watch the first six movie adventures of Ethan Hunt.

The members of a CIA commando are sent to Prague with the mission to apprehend, during a reception in the American embassy, ​​an enemy spy who is about to steal a diskette containing the secret list of agents in Europe central. Only, they do not know that the CIA, convinced that the commando is infiltrated by a mole, has sent a second team on the spot.

Directed by Brian de Palma, this first film in the franchise is that of the cult scene of suspended Tom Cruise, which will finish cementing him as an action film actor in his own right. It is also the opus of the French, with Jean Reno and Emmanuelle Béart in pretty roles.

Available on VOD and SVOD on:

• Paramount+ (€7.99/month), 7-day free trial

• Amazon Prime Video also offers Paramount+ via its Prime Channels: €3.99 for three months (offer until 10/07), then €7.99

• Canal+ offers Paramount+ in its Ciné Séries Pack, also including Netflix, Disney+, Apple TV+ and OCS: €34.99/month for one year, then €45.99

• Watch the trailer:

New mission for Ethan Hunt, who must recover a genetically modified virus, called the Chimera. Sean Ambrose has taken the antidote and is hiding in a secret laboratory in Sydney. His ex-mistress, Nyah Hall, could prove useful in his attempts to infiltrate this highly protected HQ.

Tom Cruise twirls in front of the Hong Kong cameraman John Woo (About-face, The Killer) for a pure product of the 2000s. The film is a little dated, but worth watching for a stunning intro sequence, as well as the soundtrack by Limp Bizkit.

Available only on VoD, in particular on:

• AppleTV (€3.99)

• Canal+ VoD (€2.99)

• Orange (€2.99)

• Amazon Prime Video ($3.99)

• Watch the trailer:

Ethan Hunt hoped to have turned a page by leaving the Mission Impossible Force for a position as a trainer. But when Lindsey, the most brilliant recruit of the IMF “falls” in Berlin, for Ethan, it is much more than a failure: it is a personal bankruptcy, from which he must quickly redeem himself.

Haloed by the success of the series A.k.a And Lost, director JJ Abrams finds himself at the helm of this third film. A Tom Cruise still as energetic, Philip Seymour Hoffmann formidable as the big bad, and the arrival in the franchise of Simon Pegg and Michelle Monaghan. An unequal opus, but not the worst of the franchise.

Available on VOD and SVOD on:

• Paramount+ (€7.99/month), 7-day free trial

• Amazon Prime Video also offers Paramount+ via its Prime Channels: €3.99 for three months (offer until 10/07), then €7.99

• Canal+ offers Paramount+ in its Ciné Séries Pack, also including Netflix, Disney+, Apple TV+ and OCS: €34.99/month for one year, then €45.99

• Watch the trailer:

After being implicated in a global terrorist plot, the Mission Impossible agency is forced to cease operations. The Ghost Protocol is in place: Ethan Hunt and his new team must operate in secrecy to clear the organization’s name. No help, no contact, total isolation! This mission will prove to be the most dangerous and intense that they have had to fulfill.

The opus of soft reboot of the franchise, led by talented director Brad Bird (The Incredibles, Chasing tomorrow). More generous towards its secondary characters, this fourth film pushes back the visual ambitions of the franchise and offers an inventive and enjoyable adventure for the viewer. The highlight is the stunning Burj Khalifa scene. Best movie in the franchise?

Available on VOD and SVOD on:

• Paramount+ (€7.99/month), 7-day free trial

• Amazon Prime Video also offers Paramount+ via its Prime Channels: €3.99 for three months (offer until 10/07), then €7.99

• Canal+ offers Paramount+ in its Ciné Séries Pack, also including Netflix, Disney+, Apple TV+ and OCS: €34.99/month for one year, then €45.99

• Watch the trailer:

Ethan Hunt and his team now tackle the most impossible of missions: to eliminate the Syndicate, a secret and unscrupulous international organization. The latter will prove to be as powerful as it is determined to destroy the Mission Impossible Force.

A fifth opus for the franchise and a fifth director behind the camera in the person of Christopher McQuarrie. Starting from the good bases of the previous film, Rogue Nation stands out as a spectacular, sophisticated and devilishly effective blockbuster. It is also the arrival of Rebecca Ferguson in the franchise. At the top of the basket.

Available on VOD and SVOD on:

• Paramount+ (€7.99/month), 7-day free trial.

• Amazon Prime Video also offers Paramount+ via its Prime Channels: €3.99 for three months (offer until 10/07), then €7.99.

• Canal+ offers Paramount+ in its Ciné Séries Pack, also including Netflix, Disney+, Apple TV+ and OCS: €34.99/month for one year, then €45.99.

• Watch the trailer:

Ethan Hunt, accompanied by his team from the Mission Impossible agency and helped by a few loyal allies, is thrown into a race against time following the terrible failure of a mission.

fallout opens the horizons and explodes the stakes of this new mission, both for the world and for Ethan Hunt. An adventure more intimate and personal than ever, with a gravitas poignant and truly mind-blowing stunts. Facing Tom Cruise, Henry Cavill is a welcome addition of size and intensity. Very good.

Available on VOD and SVOD on:

• Paramount+ (€7.99/month), 7-day free trial.

• Amazon Prime Video also offers Paramount+ via its Prime Channels: €3.99 for three months (offer until 10/07), then €7.99.

• Canal+ offers Paramount+ in its Ciné Séries Pack, also including Netflix, Disney+, Apple TV+ and OCS: €34.99/month for one year, then €45.99.

• Watch the trailer:

And after ?

Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning Part 1 will be released on July 12, 2023 in French cinemas. You can read our review (spoiler-free guaranteed) below:

Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning Part 2 is already expected for June 26, 2024 at the cinema… if the filming is not too delayed by the writers’ strike in progress in Hollywood.

Christopher McQuarrie and Tom Cruise had announced that these films would be the last of the franchise, but have since gone back on their comments and have ideas for the sequel. In short, Ethan Hunt has not finished running.