The racing film, step on the gas thanks to 4K Blu-ray and DTSX technologies! Whether Le Mans 66, Cars or Bullitt, Fast and Furious by Rob Cohen is ahead! Now that more of us are well aware that Hollywood is petering out, we'll need better/smarter movie makers to get us where we want to be.

Vin Diesel, Paul Walker and Jordana Brewster in the 2001 version, as Cop Brian (Paul Walker) takes on Dominic (Vin Diesel), who not only fights illegal car races but is also behind his sophisticated raids with his racing cars.

The audience can expect a mix of unique stunts, special effects and innovative 3D projections that bring the film world to life. Together with drivers who test their limits, a completely new, memorable experience is created. The adrenaline-filled two-hour show, which combines daring with driving professionalism and precision, opens up a new dimension of entertainment. Gravity seems to be seriously questioned.

"Don't fly up" is the motto of Paul Walker being introduced into a group of car racing fanatics, led by the charismatic Dominic. This is like a sniper, when the job is done it leaves your jaw on the floor! You do join the ride, don't you!

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Reporter Blair Maynard begs his editor to send him to the waters off Florida, where ships have been mysteriously disappearing. But who would have thought that a routine journalistic investigation would lead to the most sensational discovery of the century?! It turns out that the cause of the yachts’ terrifying disappearances isn’t the infamous Bermuda Triangle, but… real pirates! The Caribbean has always been a famous “pirate stronghold,” but it was simply impossible to imagine that somewhere in the boundless expanse of the sea there lived a community of pirates who had no idea that it was the twentieth century! But, unfortunately, this turned out to be an incredible truth. The journalist’s boat was “boarded,” and its passengers—Blair and his son Justin—became the prey of seventeenth-century buccaneers! Now let’s see: will a newspaperman, pampered by civilization, be able to stand up to these ferocious pirates?!