Watch 'Mission: Impossible 5' In IMAX Summer 2015 - Tom Cruise Action Franchise Gets Special Theater Release For Incredible Movie Experience!

If you're familiar with Tom Cruise's Mission: Impossible series, especially the more recent films, you know that the actor pulls out all the stops to ensure some of the most amazing action sequences for his audiences. 2015 will see the release of Mission: Impossible 5 from Jack Reacher director Christopher McQuarrie, and an announcement this week is sure to have theatergoers excited for its July 31 release. News broke recently that the next chapter of this film franchise will be shown in IMAX, meaning one of the best action movies of the year will become a huge experience in the special theaters. Read more about this story below.

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Paramount Pictures, Skydance Productions, Bad Robot, and IMAX Corporation released a joint press release to the media this week, revealing that Mission: Impossible 5 would be digitally remastered to be shown in IMAX theaters when its release date hits. This means that the footage wasn't shot on IMAX cameras, but the remastering will definitely be pretty cool. Plus, if this goes well, it could be reason enough to film the next chapter with the special cameras!

"IMAX is so important in giving the audience the best experience of the film we have made," Tom Cruise said. "I am very happy to have this partnership on the next Mission."

According to Slash Film, IMAX's Greg Foster added his own excitement regarding the news, saying, "This film was literally made for IMAX and summer moviegoing."

Along with Cruise, the new movie stars Jeremy Renner, Simon Pegg, Ving Rhames, Alec Baldwin, Rebecca Ferguson, and Sean Harris.

"Audiences the world over proved with the last Mission that the IMAX experience is not to be missed and so we are all thrilled to again partner with Rich [Gelfond], Greg and everyone at IMAX to bring this next exciting installment to their screens this summer," added Paramount vice chairman Rob Moore.

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