In fact, you can check out his book the art of battle: at http://www.ness4.com
Monday, February 1, 2010
Some of the truest words ever
Alien Ness is a b-boy born in the South Bronx in the 60's and he started dancing in the year 1982. He is what you would call a 3rd generation b-boy (the exploitation era. A la Flashdance
, Beat Street
, Breakin
, Breakin 2
, Wild Style
, Style Wars
, The Last Dragon
, etc. This is an incredibly raw interview with great insight coming from a person who came after the pioneers but still a pivotal point of a new development within b-boying entitled "power or air moves". Take a look at the interview. One of my fav lines out of the whole thing is at the end...truly deep and definitely insightful.
In fact, you can check out his book the art of battle: at http://www.ness4.com
In fact, you can check out his book the art of battle: at http://www.ness4.com
Labels:
80's,
B-boy,
b-boying,
exploitation,
Ness,
power moves
Sunday, January 31, 2010
Capcom's Dead Rising movie due out soon?_?
Here's an interesting post from IGN:
"First announced yesterday in Tokyo, the Dead Rising flick, formally known as Shibyou Osen Dead Rising, is being directed by Dead Rising producer (and Mega Man father) Keiji Inafune himself. The movie will follow the exploits of brothers Shin and Jouji who must escape from a quarantined town that's filled with zombies.
The trailer has plenty of gore, along with what we think might be b-level Japanese acting. This, we were expecting. What we weren't expecting is the use of a first person perspective. According to Capcom, the movie aims to give viewers the experience of a first person shooter.
We're not sure if Capcom plans on charging people to view the Dead Rising move, but it doesn't look like it. The movie is set to see release on the web some time this year."
"First announced yesterday in Tokyo, the Dead Rising flick, formally known as Shibyou Osen Dead Rising, is being directed by Dead Rising producer (and Mega Man father) Keiji Inafune himself. The movie will follow the exploits of brothers Shin and Jouji who must escape from a quarantined town that's filled with zombies.
The trailer has plenty of gore, along with what we think might be b-level Japanese acting. This, we were expecting. What we weren't expecting is the use of a first person perspective. According to Capcom, the movie aims to give viewers the experience of a first person shooter.
We're not sure if Capcom plans on charging people to view the Dead Rising move, but it doesn't look like it. The movie is set to see release on the web some time this year."
Street Fighter IV graphic novel out soon...word!!
Check the link for more details http://www.udonentertainment.com/blog/?p=1482
Don't forget that Super Street Fighter 4 is due out in April....
Don't forget that Super Street Fighter 4 is due out in April....
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