"Blue Velvet" (1986) is a gripping neo-noir thriller that delves into the dark underbelly of suburban America. When college student Jeffrey Beaumont discovers a severed human ear in a field, he is drawn into a sinister mystery involving a nightclub singer named Dorothy Vallens and a violent, psychotic criminal named Frank Booth. Directed by David Lynch, this visually stunning film explores themes of innocence, corruption, and the dichotomy between surface-level normalcy and hidden depravity, all set against a hauntingly surreal backdrop.

After a career-ending illness forces him into early retirement, former MLB player Ray Waller finds solace in a new home with his family. However, their peaceful life turns into a nightmare when a malevolent force lurking in the backyard swimming pool threatens to engulf them in terror.

In the gritty world of underground fight clubs, Kid, a masked fighter known only by his gorilla mask, endures brutal beatings for survival. Haunted by childhood trauma, he seethes with suppressed anger until a chance to infiltrate the city's elite emerges. Armed with scarred hands that hide a dark secret, Kid unleashes a vengeful onslaught against the powerful figures who have wronged him, setting off a chain of explosive events.

In "Invasion U.S.A.," a relentless and action-packed thriller, a one-man army emerges as America's last line of defense against a ruthless terrorist invasion. Matt Hunter, a former CIA agent played by Chuck Norris, is pulled back into action when a group of Soviet-led guerrillas unleash chaos and destruction on American soil. As cities fall and civilians are terrorized, Hunter takes the fight to the invaders with explosive vengeance, proving that no enemy is too great for a true American hero.

In 1930s Los Angeles, private investigator J.J. "Jake" Gittes is hired to follow Hollis Mulwray, the chief engineer of the city's water department. The case seems straightforward until Mulwray is found dead and Gittes discovers a web of corruption involving the city's water supply. As he digs deeper, Gittes uncovers shocking truths about his client's past and the sinister forces at play, leading him into a dangerous confrontation with powerful figures. "Chinatown" is a gripping neo-noir thriller that masterfully blends mystery, drama, and suspense, highlighting the dark underbelly of power and greed.

"American Gigolo" follows the life of Julian Kaye, a suave and sophisticated escort for affluent women in Los Angeles. Julian enjoys the perks of his profession, from high-end fashion to luxurious living. However, his life takes a dangerous turn when a client is found murdered, and he becomes the chief suspect. As the investigation intensifies, Julian's perfect facade begins to crumble, revealing the vulnerabilities beneath his polished exterior. His quest for exoneration leads him into a perilous world of corruption and moral ambiguity. Along the way, he develops a deep and unexpected bond with Michelle Stratton, adding emotional depth to his turbulent journey. Directed by Paul Schrader, "American Gigolo" is a compelling narrative about identity, innocence, and the high stakes of living on the edge.

French fishermen find a injured man with complete loss of memory, who is not at all clear how he survived. Stranger has two gunshot wounds in his body and a capsule that is stitched into his leg. This capsule has information with a bank account number at a European bank. Soon the stranger finds out his name is Jason Bourne and realizes that he is being hunted. In a safe deposit box the main character finds weapons, money and passports of different countries in his name. Despite the loss of memory, the CIA agent has retained all the skills of self-defense and shooting with different types of firearms. These abilities, along with excellent driving skills, will help Bourne withstand the hordes of cutthroats and local police that are stalking him. Of course, a must-have attribute of a true hero is a beautiful companion, who can also deal with several enemies alone. Redheaded beauty will create a fightable duet with the protagonist. The adventures of Matt Damon as a memory lost spy and non-stop action in The Bourne Identity 4K Blu-ray!

Enjoy it... Now that Hannibal Lecter (Anthony Hopkins) escaped from the maximum-security prison seven years ago, he can enjoy life in all its forms. Beef, pork or human. Director Ridley Scott delivers a sequel to Jonathan Demme's film in 2001, Julianne Moore replaces Jodie Foster, only Anthony Hopkins remains...

A pretty solid sequel to "The Silence of the Lambs". The story as a whole is told quite neatly and is quite entertaining to look at, but it lacks that certain something that had made "The Silence of the Lambs" so special. Atmospheric, however, the film can fully convince and impresses above all with the detailed surroundings and great features. Actually, ""Hannibal"" is at a good level, although Julianne Moore copes well with her role as Clarice Starling, she can't match the class of Jodie Foster. Anthony Hopkin's appearance does not match the intensity of his previous role this time either, but this is less due to his performance (he has already shown how well he can play the role), but more to the somewhat simpler interpretation of his role. 4K Blu-ray and DTS-HD Master Audio 5.1 (48kHz, 24-bit) available.

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!

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!