True to form, as soon as I post the last episode a new episode is released. And if you were having doubts about the series from the last 2-parter, prepare to have your faith renewed. While this episode is a little light on the action, it’s a great look into this new gritty world of Mortal Kombat brought to us by Kevin Tancharoen. Don’t take my word for it.
Mortal Kombat: Legacy 06 – Raiden
Welcome back to the Urban 30 Weekly Update! If you’re looking to catch up on Season 5, you can check out last week’s update here. This week, the team all encounter the same strange creature, in a slugfest we like to call Freak of the Week, Part 2! Part 1 was in Season 3.
So this week be sure to read the posts in order as the story moves throughout each heroes individual posts. Generally I would summarize each individual post but as this week the story moves through all of them I don’t want to spoil anything, so your just going to have to read it to see what happens!
Here’s the weekly rundown:
Continue reading The Urban 30 Weekly Update! Season 5, Week 9
Ever since Street Fighter X Tekken was announced last year, fans have been chomping at the bit for it. 2 out of 3 of the biggest fighting games out there, Mortal Kombat being the third, combining to bring us some seriously kick-ass action. I’m excited, Japan is excited, and you should be too. But as always, you don’t need to take my word for it. I bring evidence to the table.
First take a look at the cinematic trailer, which is pretty epic:
I had virtually no expectations going into seeing the movie Bridesmaids. At best, I would spend some quality time with Kristen Wiig and her deliciously witty sense of humor. At worst, I would see yet another SNL great succumb to an astronomical cinematic fiasco (though none can hold a candle to the mind-numbing scrapbook of atrocities Eddie Murphy has to his name). If anything, the film’s marketing had me intrigued: “A Hangover for the girls!” What in the world does that mean? That it had the same plot, but the characters have different plumbing? That it’s a raunchy comedy that appealed more to women? That The Hangover didn’t appeal to women? That I was abnormal to be a woman who enjoyed The Hangover? While I still don’t get the foundation of this particular marketing ploy (other than its ability to attract fans of the Hangover), I will say that I thoroughly enjoyed the film.
Grizzly Bomb 