Upon returning from space, a rocket launched by a group of scientists led by Professor Bernard Quatermass crashes in the English countryside. Of the rocket's three crew members, two disappear, while the third turns into a hideous mutant who begins to destroy people and animals, feeding their flesh further monstrous transformations of his body. Quatermass decides that there is a hostile alien life form at work here.

Medical student Herbert West reanimates the dead with a serum obtained through unthinkable experiments. West's roommate Dan helps his buddy in his gruesome endeavor. They start with a cat and get to the corpses from the university morgue.

Space villain Sador attacks a defenseless planet and becomes the ruler. If anyone rebels against him, he could destroy their home planet. The brave boy Shad wants to overthrow the dictator and sets out to find mercenaries to help. Eventually, many new friends join him and they continue to fight the villains and eventually defeat them.

Jurassic Park 3 (2001, Joe Johnston, Sam Neill, William H. Macy, and Téa Leoni). No trespassing: Dinosaurs are being bred here. It is said to be an amusement park. The history of the park, which you can neither leave nor enter uncontrolled, continues. The film has a lot to tell: it offers even more action than its predecessors. Still, those of us who live in the real world know better than to follow that eye-catcher...

With all respect, if it happens that you beefed your scenario up to the maximum impact and it still doesn't have that extra bit of mojo, then nothing else matters. Nothing but unused ideas from the first parts, such as the scene in the bird enclosure or the passage from the first book where the heroes are driving down a river and attacked a boat. The effects have developed a good 8 years after the first one and so there are the dinosaurs in rarely seen perfection. The park is no longer what it was.

Speaking of crashes: Jurassic Park 3 focuses even more than its predecessors on the most effective encounter between dinosaurs and humans or dinosaurs and dinosaurs. And the final result could not have been made better. You notice an A-Picture in B-Movie robe. What is not wrong are 4K Blu-ray and DTS: X!

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It was to become the attraction of human history. With Jurassic Park, Dr. John Hammond (Richard Attenborough) fulfilled a lifelong dream that quickly came to an end. It should take four years before everyone is talking about Jurassic Park again, but this time the focus is not on the park known as Appendix A on Isla Nublar, but on a forgotten Appendix B on Isla Sorna, which was once known as Research and breeding facilities... One should think that one had learned from the mistakes. But dinosaurs survived on the neighboring island of Isla Sorna... Now they live there completely free, have recaptured nature.

Unfortunately, with an estimated production budget of $ 72 million, Spielberg was unable to build on the great success of the first part. Still, the box office of some $ 600 million made everybody enthusiastic and there were also some prizes.

An adventure film from 1997 with Julianne Moore, Jeff Goldblum, and Pete Postlethwaite and the first sequel to the dino hit – now also on 4k Blu-ray & DTS-HD Master Audio 7.1!

The fantastic movie Jurassic Park 4K Ultra HD was a real breakthrough in 1993 with incredible special effects that were ahead of time. The great director Steven Spielberg has created truly living dinosaurs, who can also be considered the main characters of this cult firm. But still do not forget about the human actors, which are harmoniously embedded in the world of computer graphics. Sam Neill played the brave Dr. Alan Grant, Laura Dern became a worthy partner of the protagonist in the image of Ellie Sattler, and always optimistic Jeff Goldblum in the movie was Dr. Ian Malcolm. The story begins with the opening of a grand amusement park in the middle of the ocean. The main bait for rich tourists should be cloned dinosaurs, which supposedly the creators of the amusement park should not pose a danger to people. But even during the preliminary inspection of the park by scientists, some kinds of dinosaurs clearly indicate to people that this is their territory, and they will kill strangers.

The head of a large pharmaceutical company is dissatisfied with the ratings of a sponsored TV channel. Having learned that there are rumors about the existence of a giant monster on one of the lost islands in the ocean, he orders to immediately send an expedition there. Meanwhile, the crew of an American submarine reports that Godzilla has been freed from the iceberg and is moving towards Japan.

In the US, an underwater laboratory called Deep Star Six was designed. The Navy agreed to finance its creation on the condition that secret military installations would be placed there. After descending to the bottom of the ocean, the laboratory disturbed a deep-sea creature unknown to science, which will now exterminate the station's personnel.

A killer with no memory of his name or past is being pursued by police inspector Frank Basted. His wife Emma is looking for him, strangers are after him, and he tries to make sense of what's going on through scraps of memory.

Allan, a promising student, ends up in a wheelchair after an accident. To help him get over his depression and find his will to live again, his friend Jeffrey, a genius scientist working on increasing the intelligence of monkeys, decides to give him a female capuchin monkey, the result of his experiments.

To teach the monkey how to care for the sick, Jeffrey turns to trainer Melanie. Allan and Ella, as he calls his new friend, get along perfectly, and after a while, Ella even begins to anticipate many of Allan's requests. Everything is going well, and the attraction between Melanie and Allan begins to develop into a stronger feeling. But one day, the monkey's dark side is revealed.