





Just as rumors spread about action star Tom Cruise’s Paris Olympics closing ceremony stunt, the Jack Reacher films hit streaming. Coincidence? Maybe. But what better time than now to tune into the bestselling novels’ first film adaptations, Jack Reacher (2012) and its sequel, Jack Reacher: Never Go Back (2016). Plus, how else will you pass the time before witnessing whatever cliff Cruise flies off next?
The first film — from the director of the last three Mission: Impossible films, Christopher McQuarrie — stars Cruise as ruthless justice-seeker Jack Reacher, after he’s called upon to run an independent investigation to find the true identity of a deadly sniper. The sequel, from The Last Samurai director Edward Zwick, follows Reacher as he, in an attempt to exonerate a friend from being framed, gets targeted by law enforcement and ends up on the run before discovering a massive conspiracy.
Stream Jack Reacher and Jack Reacher: Never Go Back now.

Jai Courtney and Tom Cruise in Jack Reacher
After a sniper kills five people in Pittsburgh, evidence leads police to ex-Army sniper James Barr (Sikora). Faced with the death sentence, Barr solicits the help of Jack Reacher, a former Army detective. When he arrives to do his own investigating, Reacher is thwarted by Detective Calvin Emerson (Oyelowo) and District Attorney Alex Rodin (Jenkins), who refuse Reacher access to any of the evidence against Barr. So Reacher teams up with a defense attorney and Alex Rodin’s daughter, Helen (Pike). Together, they find inconsistencies in the case that lead them to uncover a conspiracy.
Yes, it’s based on Lee Child’s 2005 novel One Shot, the ninth book in the author’s Jack Reacher series.
The film takes place in Pittsburgh.

Tom Cruise and Cobie Smulders in Jack Reacher: Never Go Back
In the sequel to Jack Reacher, Reacher’s friend and colleague Army Major Susan Turner (Smulders) has been accused of treason after her alleged involvement in the deaths of two soldiers. When Reacher finds out, he’s convinced she’s been framed, and he heads to Washington, DC, to help clear her name. After arriving in DC, Reacher has a brush with the law and ends up escaping, with Turner by his side. While on the run, the two uncover a sprawling, lethal government conspiracy.
Yes, it’s based on Child’s 2013 novel Never Go Back, the eighteenth book in the Jack Reacher series.
The sequel takes place in Washington, DC.





















































