The first trailer of Mortal Kombat was a showcase of bestiality and sadism, and so it was just an aperitif of what it was like to read. The new adaptation of the classic video game Lucha promises a massacre without control. De hecho, directed by Simon McQuoid, has the film of the best action scenes on film.
Mortal Kombat’s adelan’s will raise the expectations of the graceful fans to his brutally desiccated without censorship and his modern adaptation of the classic story of video games. All readers are here: Scorpion, Sob-Zero, Sonya, Kano and Goro included. And it’s how he explains his director, the title is not casual, because the chaos and death that he says has no precedent in the history of cinema.
In an interview with Collider on the set of films, McQuoid says that, in visual terms, the films of Mortal Kombat are more like a film film, in the sense that everything has been millimeter-milled with real martial artists to create an authentic bekamp sensation.
The film aired that the films in Mortal Kombat complete a double function, being the first impressive sequences of action and serving to communicate the emotions and sentiments of the characters. Additionally, the object of the movie from a comic would be to “make the best scenes of the movie be filmed”.
Desde luego, ya juzgar solo by el trailer, razon no le falta al director. Quizas haya exagerado con eso de “las mejores scenas de lucha”, pero no hay duda que Mortal Kombat, gracias a su qualification for adults, will be one of the most impactful and surprising audiovisual shows of the year.
And although he is very famous for the video game franchise, his fiery fights and extreme violence, he is very much represented in the film.
Mortal Kombat will be released on April 8th.