If your strongest memory regarding the beloved video game
Mortal Kombat involves you dropping a quarter into an arcade game so you could punch and kick the living daylights out of an anonymous opponent, then you might not realize that the
Mortal Kombat property boasts a deep and rich expanded mythology. Yes, on a basic level, the game involves characters such as Liu Kang, Sonya Blade and Sub-Zero staring their enemies down in hand-to-hand, face-to-face combat. But over 30 years and almost a dozen different games, the mythology of
Mortal Kombat has expanded, and the opening scene from the upcoming movie dives head first into that fascinating realm.
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Mixed Martial Arts fighter Cole Young (Lewis Tan) doesn’t know why he was born with a dragon mark on his chest. What he
does know is that the assassin after him and the Special Forces Major trying to help him both bear the same mark. As the mystery unravels, Cole is led into the world of
Mortal Kombat. Joining fighters Liu Kang (Ludi Lin), Kung Lao (Max Huang), Kano (Josh Lawson), Sonya Blade (Jessica McNamee), and Jax (Mehcad Brooks), Cole must defend his family and Earthrealm against Outworld in a gladiator fight for the universe.
This is the
Mortal Kombat universe that producer James Wan (
The birth of Scorpion : Mortal Kombat star goes behind iconic character s vengeful origins Nick Romano © Warner Bros. Pictures See a new exclusive image from the R-rated film ahead of the trailer debut.
Two words sent the cast and crew of
The reaction came as a surprise to Hiroyuki Sanada, the lauded Japanese actor of stage and screen, known for roles like The Fool in a U.K. production of
King Lear, the Immortal in
Kirito No Séngyo, the titular
Twilight Samurai, and parts in
The Wolverine and HBO s
Westworld. I never played a [
Mortal Kombat] game before, he admits to EW while taking a break from his latest cinematic venture, the star-studded