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Daniel Nelson – Kabal Mortal Kombat fans have waited a long time for another movie. The original 1995 live-action movie based on the iconic fighting game franchise of the same name was by no means a classic; but at least it represents the possibility that a film based on a video game can actually be kind of good. Sadly, fans of the games have endured a wide range of awful adaptations when it comes to the Mortal Kombat franchise, from bad TV shows, such as Mortal Kombat: Conquest, to the down...

The diverse international cast of Mortal Kombat includes Joe Taslim as Sub Zero; Ludi Lin as Liu Kang; Jessica McNamee as Sonya Blade; Josh Lawson as Kano; Tadanobu Asano as Raiden; Mehcad Brooks as Jackson “Jax” Bridges; Chin Han as Shang Tsung; Hiroyuki Sanada as Scorpion; Max Huang as Kung Lao; Sisi Stringer as Mileena and Lewis Tan as the leading character Cole Young. Inspired by Midway Games’ best-selling video game that was based on the original idea by Ed Boon and John Tobias, th...

From QUT graduate to Mortal Kombat star As Mortal Kombat hits cinemas today, Brisbane’s rising star Sisi Stringer reveals how she went from QUT graduate to star of a Hollywood blockbuster in a year. Celebrity by Amy Price Premium Content Subscriber only Brisbanes breakout star Sisi Stringer is living the intangible acting dream, finishing her degree and landing a Hollywood blockbuster role on Mortal Kombat within a year. Stringer, who graduated from ...

The co-writer of the about-to-release Mortal Kombat film says that the movie was designed to be the start of a trilogy.

How to Watch Mortal Kombat Online: Stream the Film for Free on HBO Max How to Watch Mortal Kombat Online: Stream the Film for Free on HBO Max HBO Max is the only place to watch the new Mortal Kombat online right now, and weve found a deal that lets you stream it for free Sage Anderson, provided by FacebookTwitterEmail The ultimate tournament of fighting champions begins anew in the new Mortal Kombat, set to arrive in theaters and online on HBO Max. Based on the video game franchise of the sam...

The coronavirus pandemic has had a major impact on the film industry. Movie theaters continue to operate with enhanced health and safety measures, following CDC recommended COVID-19 safety guidelines. Some films are tentatively scheduled for big-screen releases while others will be available digitally via video on demand. ‘Mortal Kombat’ Genre: Thriller, action, fantasy and adventure Cast: Ludi Lin, Mehcad Brooks, Tadanobu Asano, Sisi Stringer, Joe Taslim, Jessica McNamee, Josh Lawson...

Sub-Zero Actor Is Signed On For 4 New MORTAL KOMBAT Sequels Sub-Zero Actor Joe Taslim Reveals Hes Signed On For Four Sequels to Producer James Wan and director Simon McQuoid’s new live-action MORTAL KOMBAT Movie. By Mike Sprague Producer James Wan and director Simon McQuoid’s  Mortal Kombat hits theaters and also HBO Max on Friday. And today, Sub-Zero actor Joe Taslim reveals he’s signed on for four sequels. If this one’...

Spotlight Report One of the most iconic video games is getting a Hollywood makeover, as Mortal Kombat returns to the big screen, bringing back all the elements that make the games a pop culture phenomenon…fatalities included! Thanks to Warner Bross and Universal Pictures Australia, We had the chance to chat with Australian stars Josh Lawson who plays the role of the iconic mercenary Kano and Sisi Stringer who plays the evil assassin Mileena. Both actors gave us their take on the ...

Mortal Kombat Star Jessica McNamee Reveals How YouTube Helped Her Sonya Blade Role Considering that Collider, McNamee was asked what the first thing she did when she booked the role was, and it was simple: watch people play as Sonya on YouTube. Watching these videos helped her get a feel for the character and bring that movement style into her work. “I actually just Googled Sonya Blade" McNamee said. "I did all this reading, I went into the fandom. I mean, it is endless. And then I found it ...

New MORTAL KOMBAT Was Written as a Trilogy Screenwriter Greg Russo Teases Producer James Wan and director Simon McQuoid’s new live-action MORTAL KOMBAT movie was written as a trilogy By Mike Sprague Producer James Wan and director Simon McQuoid’s  Mortal Kombat hits theaters and also HBO Max on Friday. And today screenwriter Greg Russo teases this first movie was written as part of a trilogy. Russo tells CBR: “ When I wrot...