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Why Mortal Kombat's R Rating Is Necessary When it comes to the upcoming Mortal Kombat movie, which is set to release later this week on Friday, April 23rd, in theaters and on HBO Max, there has been one major theme to the various interviews with the cast and crew so far: Authenticity. And when it comes to the Mortal Kombat franchise, nothing could be more authentic than extremely bloody fights and Fatalities – which essentially makes the R rating necessary for the title. That isn’t to say there isn’t a universe where a PG-13 version of the movie would be received enthusiastically by au...

12 shares Also stepping out for the event was Claudia Karvan, who opted for an orange and brown zig-zag patterned wrap dress. The 48-year-old Bump actress rounded out her funky ensemble with a maroon faux fur jacket, black leather ankle boots and dangly earrings. Going it alone: The 38-year-old former Bachelor star made a solo appearance at the event, leaving his wife of three years, Anna Heinrich, at home with the couple's five-month-old daughter, Elle Prints charming: Also stepping out for the event was Claudia Karvan, who opted for an orange and brown zig-zag patterned wrap dress Her long...

A new clip for Mortal Kombat 2021 has just dropped. The newest clip features Sub-Zero battling Scorpion in the modern day.

New MORTAL KOMBAT Is (Currently) Fresh on Rotten Tomatoes Producer James Wan and director Simon McQuoid’s new live-action MORTAL KOMBAT movie currently sports a fresh 67% approval rating over on Rotten Tomatoes. By Mike Sprague Producer James Wan and director Simon McQuoid’s  Mortal Kombat hits theaters and also HBO Max on Friday. And today, the new movie sports FRESH rating over on Rotten Tomatoes. Specifically, the film currently sports a Fresh 67% approval rating. There’s no Critic Consensus at the moment. But really...

Mortal Kombat Director Explains What Would Make the Movie a Success to Him ✖ Ever since it was announced that Warner Bros. would release its movies this year both in theaters and on HBO Max due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, the marker for success for those films has been hard to gauge. Traditionally, success would mean a good box office debut and so on, but with the combined streaming release and fewer folks going to theaters, that isn't necessarily the case right now. For Mortal Kombat director Simon McQuoid, success being tied to box office seems like a thing of the past.