Adonis Creed's life has become a series of compromises. While he is torn between duty and training for his next big fight, fate is preparing him for a new impossible mission. His future opponent is closely tied to his family's history, which only raises the stakes before he steps into the ring. Rocky Balboa will always be at Creed's side, and together they will battle the ghosts of their shared past, find out what is truly worth fighting for, and realize that there is nothing more precious than family. You have to go back to your roots to remember what made you a champion, and that no matter where you run, you can't hide from yourself.

This time Ralph and Vanilope von Keks will go beyond the arcade and go to conquer the vast expanses of the Internet, which may not be able to withstand the crushing charm of the thug.

A young team owner and Uncle Drew, once an NBA all-star player, bring together an old team of basketball players to prove that a group of 70-year-olds can still win big.

Stone Age and even later civilizations are still wild ancestors, but how much they were like us. They too had too many relatives, and men fought over the woman they loved. They, too, adored jewelry, played leather ball, and everyone strove to be the first...

Meet the most famous racer of all time, racetrack legend Lightning McQueen!

The hero still continues to show the best results at all tournaments, but victories are not so easy for him, and the competition is getting tougher and tougher. Lightning McQueen is waiting for exciting adventures, where he will meet new friends, as well as realize that not only speed and engine power make the racer a champion.

In 2007, 19-year-old soldier Billy Lynn and his platoon go into battle in Iraq. The battle is filmed by war reporters, and the footage is all over the news. Billy and his battle buddies become national heroes and return to America for a two-week promotional tour, culminating in a halftime show at a Thanksgiving Day soccer game. Afterward, they must go off to war again.

Ever since he was a child, Eddie Edwards has dreamed of the Olympics. The clumsy boy with glasses tried all the sports that could lead him to the Olympics, but failures almost killed his faith in the impossible, and he humbled himself and decided to continue the family business and become a plasterer. Just at that moment, Eddie saw a ski slope and decided to make it to the Winter Olympics by all means. After spending a bit of time on alpine skiing, he discovers that Great Britain hasn't had a ski jumper in decades. Determined, Eddie heads to the famous training base in Germany.

In the center of attention is the son of Apollo Creed - Rocky Balboa's first serious opponent in the ring, who later became the hero's best friend. His father's talent at some point manifests itself in Creed Jr., and the young man goes in search of a mentor, who eventually becomes the aged Rocky, who is not too eager to return to his old ways. Even as a coach.

Ralph is a minor character in an eight-bit computer game, and he's tired of being in the shadow of the main character, the handyman Felix, who always shows up to "fix" the situation! After thirty years of dutifully working as a villain, during which all the praise fell on Felix, Ralph no longer wants to be bad.

He decides to embark on a journey through arcade games of various genres to prove to everyone that he too can be a hero. On his way Ralph meets heroes of different games - cold-blooded Sergeant Calhoun from Hero's Duty, who protects the planet from the invasion of alien invaders, and sweet-looking but sharp-tongued Slasten Von Du, whose existence in the racing simulator Sugar Rush is suddenly threatened. Ralph finally gets a chance to show that he can do more than just destroy!

Tommy Conlon is a young fighter who has returned home after a long absence to prepare for a big tournament. His drunkard father, a former talented boxer, takes on the job of training his son.