DeadOrAlive--(DOA )

I am not talking of some high profile animation game, but I am referring to a high action packed movie DOA means Dead or Alive. There are number of different aspects of this movie, the movie is more female dominated, showed greater stress on human power, and last but not the least it shows technically possibility of tapping human power. Though it shows tapping of human power for wrong reason, but if this thing really work out for good reasons it can bring marvellous changes in society. Human brain in itself is quite wonderful, and if used at its fulll potential can create wonders, but here we are talking of tapping multiple human power, no
if this thing work out for some good things, it will really change the world where we all live in.

In movie, DOA is a platform where world's greatest fighters, having different life-style, compete with each other to win a 10million dollar price tag money. The movie revolves around 4 female protagonists, all of them are best in their fighting skills.

The first lady is Kasumi, princess of a Japanese clan, who left her clan in order to find his brother who was considered dead while fighting in one of the DOA matches.

The second lady is Tina, a pro-wrestling wrestler, seems to be trained and supported by his Wrestler father.

The third lady is thief, name Christine, sexiest of the four ladies.Christine is thin, beautiful, sexy and humorous. I really admired the director imagination, who shot her in a semi-nude fighting scene. The scene is beautifully picturised without any flaw.

The last lady is Helena, the daughter of DOA founder. The lady is damn agile and quick and shows some of the marvellous martial arts shots.

The antagonist of the movie, did not want to use DOA platform to award the best fighter in the world, but he used DOA to tap the power of the world's most powerful fighter for his commercial needs.

But just like any other movie, there is always a win of Good over Evil.

In the end , I really suggest it's really a good movie to watch.

Thanks&Regards,
Mohit Kumar