The 4K TCL curved screen has wide enough to show people a view they've never seen before. In this case, Gollo told a different view of Fast and Furious 7: the story behind an explosion of a car destroyed by a giant dron. That particular scene happened in two seconds of the movie and nobody cared, until now.

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Pause Fast and Furious 7 at exactly one hour, 46 minutes and 44 seconds. See that car that was just destroyed by that machine gun drone and is now overturned and covered in flames?

Well, that car belonged to Carlos Mejía, it was one of the few possessions he had left after losing his job and wife. He lost his wife the second he discovered she was having an affair with his boss, and he lost his job the second he discovered his boss was having an affair with his wife. Devastated, Carlos decided to pack his things: his clothes, his aquarium with 4 clownfishes, and...that’s it, that’s all he had. He put it all in his car and drove away to a better future. Everything he needed to be happy was in his car, everything except that disgusting watermelon chewing gum. That gum did not make him happy, but he got it because they ran out of pineapple gum at the store. Besides that, everything he needed to be happy was in his car, deep inside he knew his car had become his new home. He parked it, stroked the dashboard warmly and said: “Thanks for getting me out of that hell”. The word “hell” reminded him of the song Highway to Hell. Humming the chorus (the only part he actually knew) he got out of the car and went to get pineapple gum at the store around the corner. Two minutes lates, hell came, and not from the highway, but from the airway. A giant futuristic drone came racing and shooting out of its machine gun, and yes...those 4 poor clownfish died in that fire.

Now that you know the story of this incinerated car full of dreams, press play and keep watching Fast & The Furious 7 in your 4K TCL curved screen**, wide enough to show you a view you’ve never seen before. Get it at Gollo.