Mortal Kombat Annihilation In Hindi 720p
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http://urllio.com/r2tubMortal Kombat is an ancient tournament where the Earth Realm warriors battle against the forces of Outworld. Liu Kang and a few chosen fighters fought and defeated the powerful sorcerer Shang Tsung, their victory would preserve the peace on Earth for one more generation. Taking place now where the first movie left off, the Earth realm warriors live a short period of peace when evil forces from another dimension come to invade and wreak havoc on Earth. They are guided by the forces of Outworld leader, Shao Kahn and his generals such as: Motaro, Rain, Ermac, Sheeva and Sindel. Now Liu Kang, Raiden, Jax, Sonya and Kitana must defeat Shao Kahn in six days before the Earth realm merges with the Outworld.
A group of martial arts warriors have only six days to save the Earth from an extra-dimensional invasion.
May contain minor spoilers (like it matters for this flick, LOL)<br/><br/>Okay, now this is a case of supreme irony. In "Mortal Kombat" you had a series of fighting games that, unlike most games of that genre, actually had interesting characters with somewhat interesting back-stories (admittedly things got pretty stupid by MK 4, but that's another review ...). It's amazing that this piece of childish, Saturday-morning-cartoon, plotless nonsense could come out of that. I mean, after all, look at the first movie; it wasn't so bad. Not GOOD, but not BAD either. They utterly ignored the Scorpion/Sub-Zero feud, they killed Kano off far too early, the last scene was totally out of place, and the Goro effects were awful, but other than that it was okay.<br/><br/>But MKA is an insult to every long-standing fan of the games. Hey, Hollywood movie-makers, take note: gamers are not ALL illiterate, bloodthirsty, sex-crazed teens who are so stupid they'll love anything with loud noises, people fighting, chicks in tight clothes, and lots of pretty colors.<br/><br/>MKA loosely follows the back-story of the third MK game, which saw Outworld emperor Shao Kahn take over Earth by using a cosmic loophole to re-incarnate his queen, Sindel. Not Oscar-winning stuff for sure, but it could have been done with SOME class and style. And it wasn't. What we got was a little bald Shao Kahn about as menacing as Big Bird, a bunch of insipid crap that had NOTHING to do with the games ("family crest" tattoos, anyone?), and not even a halfway serious attempt at creating a plot or story.<br/><br/>This isn't so much a movie as it is a long strung-together series of arcade game matches played out by actors OTHER than the ones who were digitized into the actual games. Scorpion appears, then Sub Zero. Subby beats Ol' Yellow Drawers off, hastily explains that he is the younger brother of the original Sub Zero, does some freezing tricks, and then we see no more of him; it's on to the next match. And on we go ... Characters are trotted in; a pathetic, completely un-exciting fight ensues; one character is promptly killed or removed in some way; Repeat step 1. Play MK Trilogy for two hours straight sometime; it's not only the exact same experience as MKA - it's BETTER.<br/><br/>And it gets worse. It really does. I don't know how, but it does. Which brings me to the "Animalities." Most fans I've talked to agree (and so do I) that this was one of the lamest things ever introduced in the games, and lo and behold the filmmakers fell on it and INCLUDED it in the movie, making for some incredibly cheesy and badly animated monster battles. Liu Kang and Shao Kahn turning into Godzilla-style creatures? Come on. The mud wrestling match between Sonya and Mileena was better than that. And THAT was pretty pathetic, too.<br/><br/>Other wonderful features of the film include Sonya's miraculous ability to become squeaky-clean - complete with a lush mane of blow-dried hair - after suffering that mudbath. And while the "filmmakers" (I use the term loosely) mindlessly crammed in small story tidbits from the game with no attempt to make a story out of them, they studiously ignored Kabal and Stryker - both of whom would have made for some GREAT material - by having somebody casually mention that they'd both been captured. Then its back to the mindless series of matches.<br/><br/>And to those of you who may say "chill out, it's not meant to be taken seriously," I say this: even though that may be true, you should still expect a certain level of intelligence in plot and story. This movie has not one shred of anything even approaching intelligent writing. Look at how good the X-Men flick was - who'd have thought a story about a bunch of comic-book mutants could be pulled off so well? MKA could've been as good, and it bugs me that it wasn't. I live in fear of the next MK movie...
Everybody who said this movie sucked, sucks! Like I read, you have to be a true Mortal Kombat fan like myself. I own both the movie on video, (UK), and DVD,(UK and US.) I am the truest Mortal Kombat fan EVER!!! My friend who introduced me to Mortal Kombat now says it sucks! It's OK I beat him up and now he never says anything bad about Mortal Kombat.
But the most stimulating, satisfying aspect of this action fantasy is the theme music.
Red Williams (Jax): Doubled by Tyrone Wiggins. In the British version four fighting sequences are slightly censored missing out breaking necks and other fight moves. While some didn't return due to scheduling conflicts with other projects, the only cast member to not return due to not liking the script was Linden Ashby (played Johnny Cage in the first film). A wise choice.<br/><br/>Bridgette Wilson (Sonya Blade) was scheduled to film "I Know What You Did Last Summer." Christopher Lambert (Rayden) ended up doing "Beowulf." Yes, except it completely alters the ending of the first film. But Shao Kahn forcing his way into Earth Realm is the same. The movie was released with the ending as we know it. Shao Kahn being defeated in battle by Liu Kang and Shinnok being imprisoned by the remaining Elder Gods. The original ending however had Quan Chi freeing and working together with Shinnok, which would lead us to MK3.<br/><br/>So, the released movie had no open ending, but the original plan was to release it with an open ending. a5c7b9f00b