I'm a Mortal Kombat fan, I've played X and 11, and I know the series. My favorite character to play is 11's Night Wolf. It's really cool to have the Yuetou selection and the command cast, but the hands are short. I don't have any requirements for the plot, and I can even accept the level of the game plot. But I have to say, this is really ugly, from the plot to the martial arts. I just want to know one thing: how did the director manage to let the movie's character set up like this? I'm a fan of the original setting, but the director can make it both inexplicable to my friend who doesn't know it, and disgusting to a fan like me, I just want to say something to him. I don't object to the original character, but the male protagonist's ability is too ugly!
I thought Liu Kang was hacked badly enough, I almost vomited this one. I also like scorpions. Who doesn't love the grievances and grievances between Pozo no Hanzo and Absolute Zero, as well as the mutual achievements of the masters? But I beg the director to be a person! Why didn't the director just kill Liu Kang directly? Anyway, the empty old is gone, not bad for Liu Kang, right? Or do you think Kong Lao's death can be used as a reason for Liu Kang to explode? Yes, this can be used as a reason, but you can see for yourself what this horse riding looks like!
Not to mention, the slot is endless, the worst movie I've seen this year is scheduled. Whether people like it or not, I'm so sick I'm going to throw up. Although I was prepared for the rot of this IP, I really didn't expect it to be so bad. I just wish the anime Scorpion's Revenge had a sequel sooner. Wouldn't it be better to contribute to the box office for this kind of movie than to crowdfund incense for anime?
I saw someone saying that this movie can't be watched with a brain. I never watch this kind of movie without thinking, as long as it's cool. But even without a brain, the movie is horribly bad, with hardly any good points! Why! Why is this movie rated as high as Shanghai Fortress now!
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