Hand it to Tom Cruise: Even on the cusp of 50, he still does stunts, looks studly in a suit and has perfect hair. "Mission: Impossible -- Ghost Protocol" possesses the requisite number of expertly choreographed how'd-they-do-that scenes, as well as terrific supporting performances from "Mission: Impossible" veterans and newcomers. Cruise actually can act, especially when he convincingly plays Ethan convincingly playing a Russian general and then engages a Kremlin guard in absurdly clever misdirection. But the frenetic action, gargantuan scale and furious scurryings to save the world take their toll -- on the audience if not the protagonists, who have managed to barely break a sweat. The DVD and Blu-ray (Paramount, $30-$45) include featurettes and deleted scenes.
Also out on Tuesday
Movies
- "The Divide"
- "Imax: Born to Be Wild"
- "7 Below"
- "Shame"
TV
- "American Dad" (Vol. 7)
- "Bob's Burgers" (Season 1)
- "Eight Is Enough" (Season 1)
- "Ernie Kovacs: The ABC Specials"
- "Frozen Planet"
- "Ice Road Truckers" (Season 5)
- "Meet the Browns" (Season 5)
- "Shaun the Sheep: Shear Madness"
- "Treme" (Season 2)
Blu-ray debuts
- "¡Alambrista!"
- "The Asphyx"
- "Buck Privates"
- "High Road to China"
- "Late Spring"
- "Roadracers"
