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When I started uni a lot of my new mates couldn't pronounce my name and some could. My name is Erdem by the way. I don't think it's that hard to say. Anyway I have a mate called Adrian, half Greek, half pom and he gave me the nic Turkish. Even some of my other mates, not all, who could say my name properly started calling me Turkish and so it kinda stuck with my uni mates. It started with Adrian when we were talking about how funny Snatch is and from then some of my mates called me Turkish.

Any its a very funny movie, especially Tyrone and his crew. The best role Jason Statham has ever played that's for sure, also Brad Pitt as well. I still don't know what he is saying for half the time.

All three movie are very close to each other in quality but D3 is probably the best by 1/2 a star or 0.1%.

The thing that makes this movie stand out from the rest is how Gordon Bombay (Emilio Estevez) became the true mentor Charlie because he has finally become wise after the end of D2 and now that Hans has passed away. Charlie is now the loose canon Gordon was at his age and along with his poor attitude towards his new coach Charlie starts to go downhill fast. Emilio is a gun in this movie and he is my favorite character and Coach Orion (Jeffrey Nordling) is my second favorite and they both put in stellar performances. The great speech about Defence by Coach Orion is a classic quote and is very true even in my sport Soccer and life. It's one of my favorite quotes of all time from any movie. The Minnesota Miracle Man scene is a highlight and Emilio is just class. The music choreography in D3 is excellent. It was so well done and example is when the Varsity team starts picking up the hitting and the music behind the scene starts saying "Beat em" in a opera like voice. The music complements the situation well throughout the whole movie and is one of its major pluses.

D3 definitely has it's dull parts and some poor acting at times but at other times the acting is pretty good. However, the Hans in this movie doesn't rate well against the previous actors who played Hans.

The plot follows the usual pattern of, pranks against the "bad" or rival team and the initial, I hate the coach attitude and then the coming together and uniting as a team and as friends once more to for fill the aim of defeating the rival team. Will team spirit get them over the line this time? Watch and see.

This movie lives up to expectations, unlike the sequel. The story is simple, a handful of people on a leaky boat have to save the world from the forces of Outworld, by defeating them in a scared competition called Mortal Kombat. The whole cast in this movie give it life. Robin Shou as Lui Kang does well as the unwilling hero. C.Lambert is "absolutely brilliant" as tough guy Rayden. B. Wilson as Sonya with the I don't need anyone attitude is okay, Talisa Soto as Kitana the wise one is cool, Linden Ashby is the perfect wise cracking picture of Johnny Cage and all the bad guys kick ass. The greatest performance however was Cary-Hiroyuki Tagawa as Shang Shung, the guy is absolute class. He looks like Shung, he walks, talks and fights like Shung. He performed the role of the evil sorcerer to perfection. They was he expressed his lines and how he put emphasis on the right words at the right time was acting at its best.

The fighting scenes and the music throughout the whole movie was special to say the least. All the fights were so cool, it's too hard to pick which was the best. Being Mortal Kombat there should be a lot of fighting, that's the whole point of the movie and it delivers. Also the story is simple but good and the acting is good also and along with the reasonable special effects, it has three traits the sequel lacking. In terms of the music and the fighting they're pretty much equal but this film has got the story and decent acting the second movie lacking. Definitely worth a look.