The Mortal Kombat reboot movie recently released in theaters and on HBO Max, but the fact that it s out already hasn t stopped the promotional machine. The movie has released a new behind-the-scenes video that specifically highlights the many fight scenes it s based on a fighting video game [.]
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Mortal Kombat was faced with some pretty massive expectations, but it actually ended up giving fans of the franchise just about everything they wanted and expected. The video game adaptation featured fan-favorite characters like Scorpion and Sub-Zero and provided plenty of the R-rated fatalities that were promised. However, one character who didnât show up is the iconic Johnny Cage. Despite this, the character was teased at the end of the film and, should a sequel be made, heâll likely appear. The tease was enough to get fans excited, but it turns out it could have played out much differently.
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Every Mortal Kombat Movie Ranked From Worst To Best
Shaun Munro reviews every Mortal Kombat movie from worst to best…
If the so-called “video game movie curse” has yet to be broken in earnest with a truly great movie adaptation, recent years have at least seen Hollywood making a more concerted effort to show these IP the respect they deserve.
The latest attempt to translate a hit video game to the cinematic medium is the long-gestating
Mortal Kombat – a table-clearing reboot following two live-action predecessors released in 1995 and 1997, and a standalone animated film from last year.
While few would call any one of the four films