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General Discussion / Re: What Are You Listening To Right Now (Part IV)
« Last post by Zzzptm on August 03, 2026, 09:02:25 AM »The Black Crowes - Before the Frost... Until the Freeze
Just remember, love is life and hate is living death...
Treat your life for what it's worth, and live for every breath.
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General Discussion / Re: What Was The Last Album You Bought?
« Last post by Zzzptm on August 03, 2026, 08:59:13 AM »The Black Crowes - By Your Side
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General Discussion / Re: What Was The Last Album You Bought?
« Last post by Thelemech on August 02, 2026, 07:33:53 PM »Exile On Main Street- The Rolling Stones
Fresh Fruit For Rotting Vegetables- Dead Kennydys
Fresh Fruit For Rotting Vegetables- Dead Kennydys
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General Discussion / Re: What Was The Last Album You Bought?
« Last post by Thelemech on August 02, 2026, 12:48:29 PM »The Complete Greatest Hits- Foreigner
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General Discussion / Re: What Are You Listening To Right Now (Part IV)
« Last post by Thelemech on August 02, 2026, 12:45:06 PM »The Very Best Of- Anvil
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Movies & TV / Re: What was the last movie you saw...? Part IV
« Last post by Charger on August 02, 2026, 10:18:32 AM »MORTAL KOMBAT
A MMA fighter Cole gets pulled into a series mysterious events that lead him to a training camp for master fighters to get ready for a tournament that features fighters from different realms in order to determine the future of earth. But an evil sorceress tries to prevent the final tournament by killing off all of Earth's fighters before it can even begin.
Something of a prequel to the world of the legendary fighting game Mortal Kombat which defined the genre back in the early 90s.
Featuring almost all of the legendary characters the movie is candy to every fan of the games.
The fights are as brutal as they were in the game and some of the most legendary one liners are ofcourse featured. The budget and productions values are much bigger than on the 1995 version (which to me holds a legendary cult position and to this day features one of the best movie musics of all time) and the cast (even without any big names) does a great job.
* * * *
MORTAL KOMBAT 2
After the events of the first movie the start of the final tournament is nigh and the Earthrealm's best fighters must fight the fighters of Outworld and the emperor Shao Kang himself. However it proves a near impossible task, but with help from the Emperor's inner circle there is a chance for Earthrealm to win and prevent Outworld from claiming Earth as a reward.
Most of the cast from the first movie return and this time we also get the legendary Johnny Cage played to perfection by Karl Urban.
The fights are perhaps even more brutal than in the first one and the tournament arenas make an appearance and immerse the viewer more into the realm of the games.
A brilliant sequel that captures the essence of the games and the world even better than the first film. There's good added humor, mainly provided by Cage and Kano with their wonderful banter.
These two fight their way straight to the top of computer game based movies!
* * * *
A MMA fighter Cole gets pulled into a series mysterious events that lead him to a training camp for master fighters to get ready for a tournament that features fighters from different realms in order to determine the future of earth. But an evil sorceress tries to prevent the final tournament by killing off all of Earth's fighters before it can even begin.
Something of a prequel to the world of the legendary fighting game Mortal Kombat which defined the genre back in the early 90s.
Featuring almost all of the legendary characters the movie is candy to every fan of the games.
The fights are as brutal as they were in the game and some of the most legendary one liners are ofcourse featured. The budget and productions values are much bigger than on the 1995 version (which to me holds a legendary cult position and to this day features one of the best movie musics of all time) and the cast (even without any big names) does a great job.
* * * *
MORTAL KOMBAT 2
After the events of the first movie the start of the final tournament is nigh and the Earthrealm's best fighters must fight the fighters of Outworld and the emperor Shao Kang himself. However it proves a near impossible task, but with help from the Emperor's inner circle there is a chance for Earthrealm to win and prevent Outworld from claiming Earth as a reward.
Most of the cast from the first movie return and this time we also get the legendary Johnny Cage played to perfection by Karl Urban.
The fights are perhaps even more brutal than in the first one and the tournament arenas make an appearance and immerse the viewer more into the realm of the games.
A brilliant sequel that captures the essence of the games and the world even better than the first film. There's good added humor, mainly provided by Cage and Kano with their wonderful banter.
These two fight their way straight to the top of computer game based movies!
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Movies & TV / Re: What was the last movie you saw...? Part IV
« Last post by Charger on August 02, 2026, 10:04:17 AM »Hahah! It was a sad moment when he got blown to pieces that's for sure!
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General Discussion / Re: Death, death and more death
« Last post by Charger on August 02, 2026, 10:03:13 AM »Yes I heard about that too...
He was great in the Sopranos. He was kind of the embodiment of a gangster figure.
News said that he'd been dead alone in his appartment for few days...that's sad.
He was great in the Sopranos. He was kind of the embodiment of a gangster figure.
News said that he'd been dead alone in his appartment for few days...that's sad.
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General Discussion / Re: Death, death and more death
« Last post by Typhon on August 02, 2026, 08:03:11 AM »Vincent Pastore died at the age of 80.
I really enjoyed his work in the Sopranos, as well as the few movies he did like Carlito's Way.
R.I.P.
I really enjoyed his work in the Sopranos, as well as the few movies he did like Carlito's Way.
R.I.P.
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Black Sabbath General / Re: What Black Sabbath did you listen to today?
« Last post by Typhon on August 01, 2026, 09:07:47 PM »Paranoid
(full album)
(full album)