Mortal Kombat like we've NEVER seen before, unbelievably good

Holy wow! Be prepared for some one of the most anticipated, most talked about reboots in movies today, Mortal Kombat! I've done a few posts about the Mortal Kombat reboot, but nothing could have prepared us for this! Latino Review had the exclusive on this almost 8 minute video. It's a test video with some great production value.

It's to better show Warner Brothers what a "bloodier" version of the video game movie would look like; and it's awesome. Hit the Latino Review link for the cast, including Michael Jai White playing Jax and Jeri Ryan as Sonja Blade. We will definitely keep an eye on this for you!

Mortal Kombat 3 really is going to be made

Remember when we told you about Mortal Kombat 3 being made? Well, even we thought it was just a rumor that would fizzle out, but it hasn't. The internet is a buzz with news that it will start production sooner than later. I was a fan of the first two films and the video games which inspired them. I'm not saying a sequel is the best idea in the world, but it actually makes sense.

Of all the fighting games, one could argue that the characters in Mortal Kombat are very unique; that they would make for better characters in movies. One could also argue that almost all fighting games translated into film have been debacles. Again, I'm open to a third film and would probably wait to rent it, but we'll see. So either way, a part three is coming, who will you root for?

Quickie: Mortal Kombat 3 coming soon?

/slashfilm is reporting that a Mortal Kombat 3 movie could start filming as early as September of this year. Warner Bros. studios just acquired Midway Games which owns the Mortal Kombat properties. Its not that far fetched to think they would make another sequel. I personally was a fan of the first two, I know I'm probably alone on this. But I grew up playing the game and knew the characters, so it was very cool for me to be able to see them on the big screen. When the first film was released, special effects weren't that outstanding. Now, 15 years later, the special effects for a movie of this type should be pretty spectacular. Let's just hope it's nothing like Street Fighter: The Legend of Chun-Li, yikes!