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Sign in to your ScreenRant account Custom Image by Yeider Chacon Late-night viewing calls for a specific kind of film: one that maintains focus and engagement by keeping the heart racing and the adrenaline pumping. The ideal choice is not just entertaining but a cinematic thrill ride from start to finish. Enter the popcorn action movie, a type of film designed to excite, inspire awe, elicit laughs, and leave viewers breathless with its relatable heroes and perfect villain performances. These action films are guaranteed to captivate, no matter the hour. Spanning various subgenres, from sci-fi adventures to historical epics, these movies all share one key ingredient: non-stop, adrenaline-fueled storytelling. Though some of them could be considered gratuitous in their violence or over the top in their actor's performances, these films all deliver what they promise: a feel good action movie. They're perfect for enjoying at night with a big bowl of popcorn. 10 Hot Fuzz (2007) A Perfect Blend Of Comedy & Popcorn Action Your Rating Hot Fuzz 10/10 Release Date February 14, 2007 Runtime 121 minutes Director Edgar Wright The second film in Edgar Wright's Three Flavours Cornetto trilogy, Hot Fuzz stars Simon Pegg and Nick Frost as two policemen who investigate a seemingly idyllic community in the English countryside. After London hotshot policeman Nicholas Angel is transferred to the sleepy town of Sandford, he finds himself partnered with bumbling local officer Danny Butterman (Nick Frost). However, the pair soon discover that Sandford is not all it appears to be, uncovering shocking secrets that will shake the town to its very core. Writers Edgar Wright, Simon Pegg Studio(s) Paramount Pictures, Universal Pictures Distributor(s) Paramount Pictures, Universal Pictures, Focus Features Budget $16 million Balancing comedy and action with finesse, Hot Fuzz keeps viewers engaged through rapid-fire editing, clever visual gags

And genuinely thrilling set pieces. In the second entry to the Cornetto Trilogy, Simon Pegg and Nick Frost's mismatched police officers uncover a murderous conspiracy in the quiet English town of Sandford. The mystery unfolds at a perfect pace, constantly raising the stakes and introducing twists that keep the audience guessing. Pegg's and Frost's chemistry is the heart of the film, providing laughs and emotional investment in equal measure. Related 30 Best Hot Fuzz Quotes Hot Fuzz is yet another near-perfect Edgar Wright film filled with great action, smart storytelling, and of course, hilarious quotes. Edgar Wright's love for the genre shines through as Hot Fuzz simultaneously parodies and pays homage to action movie tropes, from over-the-top explosions to dramatic reveals. His keen eye for detail ensures that even the most absurd moments feel grounded in the film's quirky reality. With its perfect blend of humor, heart, and high-octane action, Hot Fuzz is a popcorn movie that demands to be watched again and again. 9 Independence Day (1996) Welcome to Earth! Your Rating Independence Day 8/10 Release Date July 3, 1996 Runtime 145 minutes Director Roland Emmerich Roland Emmerich's iconic 1996 sci-fi disaster movie Independence Day chronicles the attack of a hostile race of aliens against planet Earth. When extraterrestrial aircraft occupy Earth without warning, the forces of humanity quickly band together to stop them. At the behest of President Thomas J. Whitmore (Bill Pullman), US Marine pilot Captain Steven Hiller (Will Smith) and satellite engineer David Levinson (Jeff Goldblum) organize humanity's last-ditch counterattack against the technologically-advanced alien mothership. Writers Dean Devlin, Roland Emmerich Studio(s) 20th Century Distributor(s) 20th Century A quintessential summer blockbuster, Independence Day revels in its own spectacle and unabashedly tugs at the heartstrings. Centering on an alien invasion of Earth, the film's relentless pacing ensures that

HOT-TEMPERED. SCREAMING. BUT BEAUTIFUL.Not everything is like back in the day. Many guitarists have lost at least one big privilege: To get to crank up a Marshall stack full-on during live gigs.Red Fuzz 1 has that classic over-saturated, thick Fuzzy sound you’ve probably heard more that once from the good old 60’s and 70’s. But where the fat Fuzzy guitar sound from the 60′ and 70’s mostly comes from a cranked up amplifier with a Fuzz pedal in front, Red Fuzz 1 definitely doesn’t need any help!It simply takes a classic Fuzz and a stack and cram them together into one single piece of fat and beefy rock’n’roll hardware.So, bring your combo this time… No need for a stack! Unlike the classic designs, Red Fuzz 1 also has built-in Fuzz-friendly buffers to make it more ‘friendly’ to the other pedals in your signal chain.Bottom line: This hot-tempered redhead simply screams Hendrix-style Fuzz!Foot-On OverdriveThe knobs on Blue Drive 1 are not only placed diagonally because it looks killer, it is also because we know that sometimes a quick tweak is needed mid-song.With the Volume and Drive knobs accessible by the edges, you can tweak them on the fly with your foot. No more kneeling down, letting go of the strings, abandoning the groove and loosing the momentum. BUY NOWHEAR FOR YOURSELFApart from actually plugging into a pedal, nothing demonstrates it better than a great sound demo. Tune in, listen up and if possible wear some decent headphones. [New video by Mika coming up].Low Gain (neck pickup on a Stratocaster)Medium Gain (both pickups on a Telecaster)Max Gain (bridge-position humbucker)Hear the full demo by Pelle Holmberg!HIGHLIGHTSRoaring and biting fuzzAdjust with your foot on the flyAll analogBeautiful Scandinavian designHigh-quality componentsTrue-bypassSoft switching w/ relaySPECS & MANUALChassis dimensions (W/D/H): 2.9″ x 4.5″ x 2″ (73 mm x 114 mm x 51 mm (incl. knobs))Weight: 265 g. (9.35 oz.)Battery type: 9VAdaptor type (not included): Standard 9V DC (center negative)Power consumption: 75mADOWNLOAD THE RED FUZZ 1 QUICK START GUIDE (PDF)GALLERY[huge_it_gallery id=”13″]DOWNLOAD HI-RES IMAGES (ZIP)2 Year WarrantyOur pedals rock. And they are rock-solid so we give you 2 years

Now 68K.The unit tests have been expanded and ported to Google Test. Clang sanitizer builds are run during CI.The core library is now fuzz tested.Transmission now uses Sonarcloud, Coverity, LGTM, and clang-tidy static analysis on new code. Several hundred code warnings have been fixed compared to Transmission 3.00.New FeaturesSupport for using BitTorrent v2 torrents and hybrid torrents. (Support for creating v2 and hybrid torrents is slated for an upcoming release.)Users can now set "default" trackers that can be used to announce all public torrents.Newly-added seeds can start immediately and verify pieces on demand, instead of needing a full verify before seeding can begin. (#2626)Added an option to omit potentially-identifying information (e.g. User-Agent and date created) when creating new torrents. (#3452)The Web client has been rewritten and now supports mobile use.When creating new torrents, users can now specify the piece size. (#3768, #3145, #2805)IPv6 blocklists are now supported. (#3835)Beginning with 4.0.0-beta.1, Transmission releases now use semver versioning.Dozens of other new features -- too many to list here! We've been working on this for a year!What's New Since 4.0.0-beta.3libtransmission (All Platforms)Added a new setting, torrent-added-verify-mode, to force-verify added torrents. (#4611)Improved handling of webseed servers that do not support Range requests or 206 Partial Content. (#4601)Improved handling of webseed servers that return a content-encoding that was not requested. (#4609)Fixed 4.0.0-beta.3 potential socket leak. (#4616)Fixed 4.0.0-beta.3 regression that failed to detect largefile build flags on 32bit systems. (#4627)Fixed 4.0.0-beta.1 UI bug when removing a tracker from the announce list. (#4635)Improved error handling when receiving corrupt piece data from peers. (#4665)Fixed 4.0.0-beta.1 FTBFS error on CentOS 7. (#4673, #4675)Made small performance improvements in libtransmission. (#4577, #4679)Dropped libiconv dependency in libtransmission. (#4565)Updated 403 RPC error message. (#4567)Bumped libdeflate snapshot to 1.17. (#4596)macOS ClientFixed two Help menus in macOS. (#4500)Fixed bug that caused magnet links to always

And the end.The distortion catalystFrom worn out magnetic tape to clipped-signal circuitry to dramatic folds in analog waveforms, distortion can exist in many forms.Dist COLDIRE fuses 11 of these forms into a single explosive plugin, from red-hot analog to ice-cold digital, each with distinctive controls. Get experimental and discover wild compound reactions yet unheard.Analog Tape - Dial in some grainy tape-style saturation and degradation, particularly effective on the low-end, perfect for that organic lo-fi sound. Tube - The soft-clipping warmth and depth of the vacuum valve sound, rich in harmonics and highly responsive to your input. Transistor - The biting response of classic echo box preamps, known for its presence and edgy character, great on guitars. Transformer - A simulation of the nuanced distortion created by magnetic hysteresis, with two options: nickel, for subtle processing, and iron, for more low-mid emphasis. Germanium - The screaming tone made famous by Germanium diode amps, distortion pedals, and fuzz boxes, bright and red-hot. Force - Based on classic studio outboard gear, with 4 modes of operation ranging from analog saturation to roaring overdrive, great for your mix bus.Digital Rectifier - Imitating the unique harmonic overtones and zapped character achieved by reshaping a waveform’s negative phase. Bit Crusher - Edgy harmonics and glassy digital noise achieved by reducing the sample and bitrate of a sound, making anything sound harsh and robotic. Bit Inverter - Introduce crisp digital distortion and unexpected artifacts by modulating a signal’s bit content in real-time. Wavefolder - By distorting the shape of your signal’s waveform, this mode delivers unique overtones and harmonic alterations beyond recognition with 7 shapes. Waveshaper - An incredibly flexible mode with 11 subtypes of operation, from shattered-signal fuzz to surprisingly resonant asymmetrical drive.A closer, lookDist COLDFIRE is simple to use when you need it to be,