"Rolling Thunder" is a gritty and intense revenge thriller set in the aftermath of the Vietnam War, presented in stunning 4K resolution. Major Charles Rane, brilliantly portrayed by William Devane, returns home to Texas after enduring years of torture as a prisoner of war. However, his homecoming is far from peaceful as he discovers that his wife has moved on and his son barely recognizes him. When a group of thugs brutally attacks his family, Rane's quest for justice transforms into a relentless mission of vengeance. Teaming up with a fellow war veteran, played by Tommy Lee Jones, Rane embarks on a violent journey to seek retribution against those who wronged him. With its gripping storyline, visceral action sequences, and powerful performances, "Rolling Thunder" is a masterclass in 1970s cinema, delivering a raw and unflinching portrayal of one man's descent into darkness.

The martial arts' movie Game of Death 4K was the last work of the legendary Hong Kong actor Bruce Lee, who died during the filming of this criminal action movie. The strange death of everyone beloved martial artist still raises many questions to which the police and colleagues of Bruce Lee have no answers. The death of Bruce Lee for several decades is a matter of debate. No one believes that such a physically strong man ended his life with a pill that caused him to have cerebral edema. One of the main behind-the-scenes versions is where the Asian mafia allegedly killed the actor. The film was released a few years after the death of the Hong Kong film hero, because several important episodes with the participation of Bruce Lee were not filmed. The creator and writer of the action movie Game of Death 4K Robert Clouse had to finish work on a film with Bruce's understudy, and also use fragments from other Bruce Lee films. Among the heroes of the film, professional basketball player Karim Abdul-Jabbar stands out, who became the most formidable on-screen enemy of the legendary martial arts master.