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Mortal Kombat, director Simon McQuoid had one goal for the movie: make the kombat
grounded in
reality so the fights felt
Early on in pre-production, McQuoid told Kyle Gardiner and Chan Griffin: “I need you to do the things you always wanted to do in a movie and everyone tells you can’t do.” The result is a movie that mixes the superpowered techniques of the games with fighting styles like Wing Chun. In the video, actor Max Huang, who plays Kung Lao, describes the process of developing his own moves based on references he saw in the gameplay. Then you have Joe Taslim, who brings 15 years of experience fighting on Indonesia’s national judo team to Sub-Zero’s choreography. McQuoid was on to something.
MORTAL KOMBAT!!! A blood-slicked reminder that, in arcade fighter games and Hollywood blockbusters alike, no fatality is ever truly permanent.
Simultaneously, he’d been writing, shooting and producing his own projects most of them not in the action genre, but dramas, comedies and even a silent film inspired by Jean-Luc Godard’s nouvelle vague classic “Band of Outsiders” aiming to build a reel and take his career into his own hands.
Then, a few years ago, he sat through the longest plane ride of his life.
Tan had finished filming “Wu Assassins” and was on a flight to Japan when he heard that he’d lost out on the massive Marvel role he’d been reading for. “I was in a terrible state of mind for 12 hours straight,” he says. “Didn’t sleep, landed in Japan and was like, ‘I’m going to get off this plane and I’m never going to think about this again. I’m going to not only move forward, I’m going to move forward with more ferociousness.’”
‘Mortal Kombat’ Review: A Klassy Looking Video Game Movie
Mortal Kombat (2021), like
Mortal Kombat (1995), a deadly tournament determines the fate of “Earthrealm” (AKA Earth) and “Outworld” (AKA a nebulous hellscape populated entirely by weirdos with gruesome fighting abilities). Supposedly, if either realm wins ten straight Mortal Kombat tournaments, they earn the right to invade the other. Seeing as how Outworld is a barren wasteland, this is not great prize for Earth, but it’s a hell of an incentive for Outworld and in the
Mortal Kombat movies, they always seem to be one more victory away from ultimate triumph.
But the actual rules of the tournament are . nonexistent? I’m honestly not sure we ever see Mortal Kombat in the new
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