After Brian De Palma successfully delivered on the cult series ""Kobra, take over!"" in the movie houses world over four years earlier, in 2000 they switched to the Chinese action master John Woo (A Better Tomorrow, Bullet in the Head, Hard Boiled). Whereas Robert Towne had to write the script based on the action sequences already planned in detail by the director. These scenes were also the reason for some disagreement between Tom Cruise and John Woo as they wanted to realize their ideas about the action in the film.

When the film begins, IMF super-agent Ethan Hunt's (Tom Cruise) new mission leads him to Sidney after a flying visit to Seville. There he is said to be chasing away the ex IMF employee Ambrose (Dougray Scott) a deadly virus that he stole during a spectacular airplane robbery. Ambrose's crafty thief and ex-girlfriend Nyah (Thandie Newton), and Hunt's old pal Luther (Ving Rhames) are said to help Hunt before the virus breaks free ...

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Another classic by Roland Emmerich, The Patriot is historical action drama from 2000 starring Mel Gibson, Heath Ledger and Joely Richardson.

In his movie, Emmerich offers a pompous, visually stunning experience, which thematizes the war of freedom of the young American nation against the Brits. As on July 4, 1776, the Americans declared their independence from the British crown, the colonialists wanted to keep their lands and the powers. A bitter fight begins...

Action, drama and the kind humor typical of Gibson – everything fits together perfectly. Historically correct or not – it doesn't really matter. Even if it doesn't, the entertainment factor of the film want suffer this. The story is thrilling and exciting, Gibson, and Jason Isaacs play their heroes and villains convincingly and understandably so that the work takes on almost epic proportions. All in all great epic with a dash of patriotism and in the end a little too lengthy, but still one of Emmerich's best films. Enjoy now on 4K Blu-ray and Dolby Atmos!

The year 180 AD: Emperor Marc Aurel practically defeated the last Germanic troops and thus achieved his goal. However, he is in poor health and has to think about a successor. Once General Maximus (Russell Crowe) was told streets were paved with gold. And it comes that he, as a gladiator, has to fight his way through arenas to avenge his archenemy Commodus (Joaquin Phoenix) for the murder of his family...

The screenplay was inspired through the ancient history collection 'Historia Augusta', which reports on the life of the Roman emperors. It also included the story of Commodus, who was strangled by a gladiator named Narcissus. This is the piece of Hollywood legacy that film makers would point to as an example of how well they were doing their jobs.

In 2000 Ridley Scott (Alien) remarkably revived this genre: monumental film. Awe-inspiring, truthful and epic, these are just 3 words that describe this epochal and highly emotional touch you are likely to perceive when watching. Everything sits just perfectly right here. This classic hit the cinemas with a proud budget of $ 103,000,000. Watch it now on 4K Blu-ray and DTS: X at home, grab'em all and you'll be covered!

Dr. Seuss How the Grinch Stole Christmas 4K Blu ray
A Christmas film for the whole family. Some jokes might go astray, but some interpersonal topics are well presented and who is the monster should quickly become clear.

Oh, you happy! Every year at Christmas time, the anticipation, the cozy atmosphere, and a homely feeling arise, without which Christmas would just be half as nice. Some get this anticipation from December 1st and some may not arise.

The Grinch (Jim Carrey) hates Christmas! One day he makes the decision to end Christmas forever. And how does it work best? By simply stealing everything to do with it. We do not want to reveal whether he is successful with this! Together with his dog Max, the green goblin wants to steal the presents and spoil the festival for the villagers.

Little Cindy Lou Who (Taylor Momsen) also questions the fest...

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