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Filed to:ben wallfisch Mortal Kombat begins by seeding its biggest rivalry. (Photo: Warner Bros.) To sign up for our daily newsletter covering the latest news, features and reviews, head HERE. For a running feed of all our stories, follow us on Twitter HERE. Or you can bookmark the Gizmodo Australia homepage to visit whenever you need a news fix. Mortal Kombat, it’s clear the filmmakers are trying something different with this particular video game adaptation. But, instead of us explaining that, why don’t you just watch it for yourself? Warner Bros. just released seven minutes from the ve...
CinemaBlend The video game genre is still one that seems to get little respect in Hollywood. While studios are certainly willing to adapt popular games into films, the translation rarely feels entirely true to the source material. The right names and characters may appear, but frequently you get the feeling that the filmmakers don't really love the games the movie is based on, and feel that a lot will need to be changed for it all to "work" as a movie. But the director of the new Mortal Kombat movie hopes that, if nothing else, fans of the video game franchise see that the upcoming movie was...
Mortal Kombat: Exclusive clip + where's Johnny Cage, Techno Syndrome & more March 17, 2021 by: We're getting closer and closer to the theatrical/ HBO Max release of MORTAL KOMBAT, and suffice to say, that first trailer has got people PUMPED. I was lucky enough to participate in a virtual event this week where I got to see the first twelve minutes, which traces Scorpion's (played by Hiroyuki Sanada) origin and rivalry with Joe Tamslin's Sub-Zero in a brutal, violent fight. It's gritty and relatively grounded as far as video game adaptations go, and a far cry from maybe what we were expecting...