Sequels are often a safe bet, at least in terms of box office earnings. Once the audience has been won over to a new film idea, it is only right and cheap for the studios to hold onto it and bring it back to the people in a variety of forms. Especially in the animation genre, there are mostly lovelessly produced sequels that can not keep up with the previous films and even suffer from a complete lack of originality.

Fortunately, it doesn't always work that way. A positive exception is sure Toy Story 2, a computer animation released in 1999 by Ash Brannon and John Lasseter starring Tom Hanks, Tim Allen, and Joan Cusack.

Woody's only hope now is that Buzz Lightyear and the other toys will rescue him from the evil toy collector through a breakneck rescue operation. And that's just a build-up followed by a great story with lots of new and funny ideas, that would likely put the prequel in the shade. The animations are also great. This film has an even better impact now through 4K Blu ray and Dolby Atmos.

With the groundbreaking success of the world saver Neo, the Wachowski brothers ushered in the new millennium and brought to us, - among other things – that stunning bullet time effect.

The Matrix has been evolving ever since 1999. Today, it is one of the best sci-fi adventures in the annals of Hollywod, especially if you’re looking at the premium category. As we’re about to see, it offers a lot.

As for the plot... reality or illusion? The world of Neo (Keanu Reeves) gets out of the joint. Neo is a hacker, but rather a small light in the big crime jungle. Therefore, he is not surprised when he sees a few strange guys standing before his door. He can also have guessed that he will soon make an important figure in a game that is hard to believe. The shady Smith (Hugo Weaving) and his helpers chase the computer expert who leads a double life. During the day he does a regular job, at night he hacks into complicated network systems. Not only the agents are interested in Neo, but a small rebel group led by the charismatic Morpheus (Lawrence Fishburne) also does it...

If you feel like dancing with the bullets, enjoy the classic on 4K Blu ray / Dolby Atmos. For real!

The Great Barrier Reef in Australia is the world's most famous attraction and stands for records: 2300 kilometers long, it covers an area of 350,000 square kilometers and can be seen from space with the naked eye. The builders of this largest structure are living things, the tiny coral polyps, often no more than 2 millimeters in size. Because of its richness in species, the reef is also considered the jungle of the oceans, with almost 9000 species native to it as identified so far. It also attracts large numbers of small and large visitors, such as turtles, sharks, whales, and manatees.

Probably the most beautiful and wonderful reef in the world: The Great Barrier Reef in Australia is in better quality now. Once again, we experience the underwater world of the largest reef in the world, which is worth protecting, with its hidden caves, mysterious shipwrecks, and fantastic horizontal waterfalls.

The UHD Blu-ray can be played worldwide, but the system requirements are a UHD / 4K-capable television and a UHD player with DTS X.

In 1719 BC, forbidden love between the high priest Imhotep (Arnold Vosloo) and Pharaoh's mistress, Anck-Su-Namun (Patricia Velasquez), was revealed, and Imhotep was given a terrible curse. He is mummified and buried alive in Hamunaptra, the city of the dead. An ordeal that only ends when he is released from the grave. There he waited for his resurrection until it finally happened in 1926: A group of researchers who were addicted to money and fame began the search for the mysterious city of the dead...

The mummy is an adventure film from 1999 by Stephen Sommers starring Brendan Fraser as Rick O’Connell and Rachel Weisz as archaeologist Evelyn Carnahan.

When different factors come together happily, even a director like Stephen Sommers can set a lucky punch. This happened as he hit the nerve of the audience eager to be entertained with the action-adventure The Mummy that is a free remake of the Boris Karloff's classic of the same name. The film became a box office hit worldwide. Now on 4K Blu ray and Dolby Atmos quality!

Star Wars Episode I The Phantom Menace 4K Blu-ray
For sixteen years the fans of the first three Star Wars episodes had to wait until director George Lucas finally got again his hand on the series in 1999 continued with this prequel. Words like nostalgia, warmth or character are a dime a dozen when it comes to the movies like this one.
Such prospects naturally do not leave a busy filmmaker like George Lucas alone, and so he embarked on the project of moving the six parts of his Star Wars saga into the new dimension and bringing them to the cinema again – starting by Star Wars: Episode 1 — The Phantom Menace.
Suffice it to say that Episode 1 is about young Anakin Skywalker (later Darth Vader - one of the most menacing movie villains). Jedi Knight Qui-Gon Jinn discovered this accidentally when he had to make an emergency landing on an abandoned desert planet during a mission with his student Obi-Wan Kenobi. The possible dangers of discovering Anakin Skywalker are only hinted at in this episode. His real change only begins gradually in Episode 2 - Attack of the Clones. Star Wars Episode 1 is often called too cheerful, too colorful and too family-friendly. In some cases there is something to be said about these claims.
This movie starring Liam Neeson, Ewan McGregor, and Natalie Portman is a must for Star Wars fans, for completeness alone. Nevertheless, the film is technically and visually not a hit. It is the only Star Wars film that is released for ages 6 and up and you can tell. Unfortunately.
Enjoy now without waiting in 4K Blu-ray and Dolby Atmos!

A lizard absurdly enlarged by atomic radiation attacks a fishing boat off the coast of Japan, only one crew member survives, but stubbornly stammered only one word: Godzilla. The military and the secret service immediately go in search of the being, not realizing that the monster is closer to them than they might be aware of...

Here's stab in the dark: Biologist Niko Tatopoulos (Matthew Broderick), who deals with the radioactive radiation, is targeted at the dangerous mutants, with the support of the French secret agent Philippe Roache (Jean Reno). Together, the two men make an appalling discovery: Godzilla's unruly anger is no accident. To ensure the survival of mankind, action must be taken quickly and radically.

Roland Emmerich's Godzilla is an action film from 1998. This is a free remake of the Japanese classic of the same name from 1954, which is now available on 4K Blu-ray and Dolby Atmos. Still, what seems like a clever marketing plan at first can turn into rust quickly, not gold...

Jeffrey Lebowski, called "Dude" by everyone, becomes the victim of confusion ... Or is it rather the "real" Lebowski? A John Goodman in top form, cool, crazy characters, easy-going sayings, great music & a crazy story where something unexpected happens again and again...

We are in a film by Joel and Ethan Coen that is now available in 4K Ultra HD & DTS: X. John Goodman plays Walter Sobchak, a choleric Vietnam veteran. The best thing is how perfectly this absurd conglomerate works. And functioning here means being fully aware of the film and genre-historical conventions with the same tricks. With an overwhelming number of references from Chandler to Russ Meyer, Dali and Hitchcock to Mike Tyson and the Coens themselves, all Coen films' own humor creates the most absurd connections and transitions into nothing.

Clearly, one of the best films ever made. A classic. Alongside Donnie Darko and Pulp Fiction. The dude is authentic in his role and lives the serene life of a failure who knows what he wants: with pals bowling, drinking white Russian, smoking in the bath and doing taichi/gymnastics... But then he becomes a confusing criminal – a situation, where his serenity is put to the test.

The Soldier James Ryan is a 1998 drama by Steven Spielberg starring Tom Hanks, Tom Sizemore, and Edward Burns. In this war drama, Tom Hanks and his soldiers search for a comrade through the turmoil of the Allied invasion of France.

Captain John Miller (Tom Hanks) is part of an Army Rangers unit that landed on the Normandy coast on June 6, 1944. Suffering from extreme losses, the soldiers thrown out of the boats in droves are disassembled into their parts. Miller manages to storm the beach and get inland with his men.

Now available in Native 4K & Dolby Atmos, Saving Private Ryan is best known for the impressive presentation of the invasion of Normandy on the so-called D-Day, which was filmed in Ireland and also includes soldiers from the Irish Army Reserve. Steven Spielberg's monumental World War II drama sees the light of the 4K world accompanied by the soundtrack penned by John Williams, who was also nominated for an Oscar for these merits.

Batman & Robin is a 1997 fantasy film by Joel Schumacher starring George Clooney, Arnold Schwarzenegger, and Chris O'Donnell. In Batman & Robin, the two heroes have to take on three villains: Mr. Freeze, Poison Ivy, and Bane.

Of all the series, Batman & Robin offers the most balanced and neutral presentation when it comes to the newly mastered Blu-ray. It is neither too colorful nor too cool. Compared to the previous Blu-ray, which was significantly darker than 4k blu-ray in some settings, the lead is remarkably large. The old Blu-ray is far too yellowish and undifferentiated compared to facial settings. The sound in Dolby Atmos is also excellent.

Nevertheless, George Clooney is said to have said after the end of the filming that he believed that the film killed the franchise. At least for a few years, he was right.

Arnold Schwarzenegger had actually said during the filming of Terminator 2 – Day of Reckoning that he would never play a villain in a movie again. In Batman & Robin, he plays Mr. Freeze, who, obviously, is a villain. The reason for this could have been the fee. Schwarzenegger was paid $ 25 million. Not even George Clooney, who played the leading role, received so much.

While Roland Emmerich let the President himself climb into the cockpit in his Independence Day as an experienced fighter pilot putting up a show against the aliens, Wolfgang Petersen did it in Air Force One, a thriller from 1997 starring Harrison Ford (US President), Gary Oldman (the villain), and Glenn Close as United States Vice.

An instant box office hit, Air Force One depicts the jet fortress being kidnapped by terrorists on its way to the Russian capital where James Marshall (Harrison Ford) is going to to pronounce his zero-tolerance on terrorism. The irony of it is that a group of terrorists led by Ivan Korshunov (Gary Oldman) kidnap his plane and took his family hostage threatening to kill hostages at will. Seemingly, a no-way-to-run kind of situation. Not this time. The action is not something Air Force One can brag about. Everything is utilitarian to a point where it hurts. Once you find yourself in a middle of this movie, things just can not go wrong. The president can hide at the last second and is now planning a counterattack. So the standoff begins...

The film is now available in 4K Ultra HD / Dolby Atmos, which makes the whole story even more exciting – to cut to the chase, its the entirety of the designs!