Mortal Kombat:
Mortal Kombat is a well known American media franchise based around a series of computer-based video games, first developed by Midway Games on the mid-1990s. The story and game concepts have been around for several decades. In the early 1990s, the game was inspired by the early form of computer-based role playing games (like Ultima and Doom) which were popular in arcades at that time. A new idea came about with the development of a new type of game: the first person shooter. This type of game had become popular with a different audience, the hardcore" FPS" ("first person shooter") enthusiasts. With the popularity of the first person shooter games, a new genre emerged: the Mortal Kombat video game. Initially, the game was only available as a single player arcade game, but with the success of its sequel, the game has since then been featured as a free online game for all users, regardless of their geographical location. The modern day version of the game is completely arcade based and is available for free online. The basic concept of the game is to shoot enemies or other objects (called "enemies" in the game) using a powerful "energy" weapon, called the "psuedo beam". Due to the immense popularity of this franchise, there are already several derivative projects of it, released under various names. Some of these projects are the Mortal Kombat Dark Universe, which is a web-based adaptation of the original Mortal Kombat game, and the Mortal Kombat HD, which are a remake/portable version of the first two classic fighting games featuring the classic characters. Other projects include the Mortal Kombat Anniversary Collection, a special edition of the older arcade version, featuring improved graphics and extra features. In addition, several independent games based on the storyline of the Mortal Kombat games have also been released, such as Mortal Kombat Onysis and Mortal Kombat Demineral. In the traditional version of the game, two characters are selected and are allowed to enter the battle using special moves only permitted by the God of War (Morgah). They are then joined by another participant, called the Spirit, who is chosen via a casting call. The winner is the one who possesses the most power: the one with the most health points and the most powerful weapons. The God of War is punished after a number of rounds of combat, and is transformed into the dragon form. With the help of the Spirit, the player is then able to take down the opponent, using special attacks only performed by the Spirit. The fighting games featuring the characters from the Mortal Kombat series have a wide variety of fatalities, giving the players a wide range of options. In recent years, there have been some changes to the fatalities introduced in the earlier games of the series, most notably in the remakes. In previous versions, all the playable characters in the game would die when the last fighter standing is defeated by the opposing character. As a result, the concept of the mortal kombat fatality was lost in the transition to the newer games. However, some fans have remained true to the original concept and continue to select specific characters for their endings in the games featuring fatalities. There are also other fanatics who view the fatalities differently, claiming that they have no relevance whatsoever to the storyline, and could be considered pointless filler. Regardless of the opinions regarding the use of the fatalities in the mortal kombat games, there is no disputing the fact that they do play an integral part in the game's popularity. The emphasis on finishing moves is designed to ensure that the players remain on the forefront of excitement and action for the duration of the game. The majority of fighting games feature some type of finish that either slows down the action or stops it entirely. The fatalities available in the Mortal Kombat series provide the opportunity to do just that. Their introduction has certainly helped to increase the popularity of the game, and given the success of the games in its wake, it seems likely that there will be a large amount of future titles featuring the concept as well.

Vanquish:
In the movie, Vanquish, starring Tom Cruise as David Storey, is out to find a secret peace prize that was hidden by terrorists. He teams up with two very dissimilar yet powerful individuals, Aidan Gillen and assumably-genius genius psychiatrist, Dr. Helen Burstwood. They all stop at nothing to foil the plans of the evil organization, which also happens to be funded by the oil companies of the world. I admit that this movie has some amazing elements, and one of them is the Vanquish himself. He is a character that simply has a way of standing out from the rest. His appearance is that of a typical villain with blond hair and a pale skin tone. However, he is more than that. He is not like any of the other heroes or anti-heroes we see on television. He possesses a great intellect, a brilliant mind that sometimes go beyond the realms of reason, and an almost psychic connection with animals. He seems to be able to read people's future, perhaps without them even knowing it, and he can do it with such ease that he can easily change his personality just by changing the words in a sentence. This ability is what draws you to Vanquish. You are drawn to the way he does things. He has no cares in the world save for getting more money into his bank account. Although he tries to blend in with the surroundings and blend in with the other characters, he is still a man who has a burning desire to find the meaning of everything and to get to the bottom of it. The reason why he blows up Wall Street in the first place, is because he wants to understand the formula for success so he can use it to make money for himself. Another thing that draws you to the role of Vanquish is the manner in which he dresses. In the first part of the movie, he wears a white suit with black pants, and in the second part he wears a red suit with white pants. These choices seem to be a mainstay of his wardrobe, and in the online version he wears these same clothes but in a different color (although he gets a new shirt in the second half of the movie). The reason why this choice is attractive to many is because it is both visually interesting and functional, meaning that he does not need to be dressed precisely in order to be seen. Another thing that people seem to like about Vanquish online is that the writers for the movie have made him more interesting by giving him many personality traits. For example, one character says that Vanquish is a "born salesman" as he always talks about how well things are going for his clients. In one scene, it is also implied that Vanquish is a genius as he can easily figure out complicated information that other people fail to. These traits make Vanquish an intriguing character to watch online because you want to see where he goes next. It is also interesting to note that the writers of the online adaptation of the Vanquish movie Ser Verse wanted to keep the story as true to life as possible. This means that there are details that are left out in the film for the sake of keeping it more authentic, and they are faithful to the original text rather than cutting down on the flow of the story so that it feels too short or choppy. This makes Vanquish an even more exciting book to read online because you know that you are getting a true-to-life story of Vanquish from beginning to end.

Demon Slayer -Kimetsu no Yaiba- The Movie: Mugen Train:
Demon Slayer - Kimetsu no yaiba is a Japanese comic book series written and drawn by Koyoharu Takagi. It is about a boy named Tanjiro, who gain the power to become a demon slayer, and his sister Nezuko who also become a monster. The series was launched in 2020 and has been a popular one ever since. Demon Slayer Kimetsu is written in two parts, with each of them running for twelve issues. Each issue is packed full of humor, action and a lot of adventure. The first part is called "The Demon Slayer" and tells the story of a boy named Tanjiro. His older brother Nezuko kills his parents and sister, so he becomes a Demon Slayer. But when he starts killing his own soul mates, he realizes that he cannot stay a Demon Slayer forever, so he decides to stop and go back to his normal life. However, Nezuko won't let him do that because she wants him to kill her. And the two fight, until Tanjiro gets Nezuko's uncle on the brink of death and they both die. Afterward, Nezuko makes an offer of love to Tanjiro, and when Tanjiro refuses to give up on his life as a Demon Slayer, Nezuko gets fed up and turns into a Demon herself. As you can see, Demon Slayer - Kimetsu has lots of humor and fun, especially for a comic book series. The storyline is unique and original and the way it unfolds is very exciting. Plus, Tanjiro is an interesting character that is not only likable but also very well-developed. The art of Demon Slayer - Kimetsu is great too. There are several different artists who are responsible for the design of the story and characters. I particularly like the way the artists made the characters come to life when they are on the page. The story, although a little predictable, does have its ups and downs, and at times I wished that Tanjiro would have a little more personality. He's not a very strong character by the end of the series, but the endearing part of his personality is what helped make this series so enjoyable. The good thing about the series, as with any comic book, is that it's easy to read and understand. It doesn't have to be a difficult read to understand and there isn't too much slang or anything that might confuse you. So if you're interested in this particular type of comic, you should give it a try! Demons are a great addition to any book store shelves, especially if you're looking for a quick, entertaining read. There's nothing better than a good, fast read.

The Marksman:
Jim Marston is a retired Marine who lives alone on the Arizona-Mexico border. But even his quiet, solitary existence on a small ranch comes crashing down when a Mexican drug shipment arrives, and he must seek out help from a friend he never knew. The film is directed by Michael Bay and written by Bay's frequent producer, Mark Kassen and starring Denholm Elliott and Sandra Bullock. The film goes back and forth between the point of view of Jim Marston and that of the antagonist, a dangerous drug lord known as Los Pollos. While it is true that the film takes place entirely in Mexico, much of the action occurs in Arizona, which is just across the border at the close of the film. Jim Marston (denholm Elliott) is a retired Marine who suffers from a series of health problems. One of these ailments causes a buildup of rust on the muscles in his face, making him look as if he has just been through a military campaign. Jim is also troubled by visions of past events that make him afraid that he may have made the wrong decision in choosing to shoot at targets instead of staying at home with his family. When a strange man arrives in town, claiming to be a friend of Jim's from his military days, he convinces Jim to go along on a hunting trip. The two men become quick friends and go on to complete several hunting missions, though one of them leads to disaster when the Spanish local authorities discover that the man is armed and planning to attack a clinic where he works. Jim uses the money from the hunting trip to purchase a machine gun, so he can defend himself against any attack. Unfortunately, the machine gun he purchases is not strong enough to harm anyone outside a close range. Fortunately, this same machine gun can be modified by using special gel that makes it extremely powerful. Jim, using his newly acquired weapon, flees from the Mexican authorities after they arrest him, but he soon realizes that his escape was just short-lived due to an angered police officer. He reloads his gun and kills the police officer, who is then critically wounded. Based off of the successful movie franchise The Replacements, The Marksman is directed by David Fincher. Though the film is largely forgettable due to its atrocious plot and acting, it does manage to capture the true essence of what a sniper does during battle. The movie follows Jim, who has recently become a sniper after being discharged from the Marines, on a mission to find someone he feels owes him a debt. Jim has a hard time carrying out his mission without his machine gun, which he feels could make him a valuable asset in battle. The movie begins with Jim, already obsessed with finding the people who owe him money. Jim and his friend, John, go to Mexico to retrieve a shipment of weapons from a drug lord. Once they get the weapons, however, they are betrayed by John who ends up dying right in front of Jim. The next few days are a blur of confusion and tragedy as Jim kills anyone and everyone that crosses his path and then later finds out that his sniper job has made him famous. He returns home to continue with his life of crime but is quickly stopped by a group of soldiers. Now, he must choose between revenge and helping the forces win the war. The Marksman is a film that does not hold its own during its runtime. It is extremely slow and often boring. It is well worth watching if for nothing else than the performances of its star, Brad Pitt, but overall the movie is not worth your time. For many people, however, The Marksman is the high point of their extreme movie experience.