The movie star undercover was already on the 'supernatural' Mortal Kombat. Its not new from this version.Quote:
Originally Posted by Y
Plus... if they made the terrible Mortal Kombat Annihalation...
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The movie star undercover was already on the 'supernatural' Mortal Kombat. Its not new from this version.Quote:
Originally Posted by Y
Plus... if they made the terrible Mortal Kombat Annihalation...
Trailers are often lies.Quote:
Originally Posted by UChessmaster
Irrelevant.
Entirely relevant. Just because a 5 minute trailer looks good, doesn't mean a 2 hour feature length film on the same subject would work.
And it doesn`t means it wont either, therefore because the comment doesn`t means one thing or the other, it`s entirely irrelevant.
It is relevant. It is one of two possible outcomes -> the trailer is an accurate depiction of the forthcoming series OR the trailer is not an accurate depiction of the forthcoming series. Since we've seen the trailer and we know a full series will be made, one of these outcomes will come out. So the comment is relevant.Quote:
Originally Posted by UChessmaster
So you`re saying that the series might be good or it might be bad? OH MY GOD!, mind = blown.
It honestly sounds like you`re just being negative because it will most likely feature no true supernatural aspects the series is known for, i`m going to quote something that reflects my feelings perfectly one last time, because we`re just spinning in circles right now.
This, a million times this.Quote:
Originally Posted by RyougaZell
You're still missing the point, which is that the trailer is misleading, since the director himself has stated in an interview (read the interview whydoncha?) that there will be stuff that wasn't in the trailer due to budget reasons. That is completely relevant.Quote:
Originally Posted by UChessmaster
Again, read the interview. They will have supernatural aspects including energy attacks. I'm only being negative to the idea of an MK movie lacking supernatural aspects. The director (and Y it seems) agrees with me.Quote:
It honestly sounds like you`re just being negative because it will most likely feature no true supernatural aspects the series is known for
There's a new interview with the director, Kevin Tancharoen on GamaSutra. He says the series is going to be nine episodes, running between 7 and 10 minutes each. I'm kind of disappointed that it won't be longer, but hopefully, it's good enough to lead to a film.
Interview: Tancharoen On Mortal Kombat's Sudden Screen Rebirth
G4TV did an interview with Jeri Ryan on the set of the MK web series.
Mortal Kombat Web Series Exclusive Interview With Jeri Ryan
Sources: Kevin Tancharoen & HadokenQuote:
Watch our Machinima Live Stream from 12pm – 4pm on Tuesday, April 12th. We will play Mortal Kombat exclusively with Sark, Hutch, and show Director Kevin Tancharoen. Additionally, special guest actors from the show will show off their gaming skills at the Machinima headquarters.
Stick around until 4 p.m. PST on the stream, and we’ll premiere the first episode of the Mortal Kombat series. See you then!
Hrmm...It seems that the new web series will be titled Mortal Kombat: Legacy. Machinima released a 1:22 teaser trailer for it. Episodes will be released every Tuesday starting on April 12th.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D1uTTtQ21Ls
First episode is out!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6s6UiEuCYXA
Hmm, I like Michael Jai White. That's about all I can say about this ep.
Anyone else watched it? I'll see about giving it a try tonight.
nothing really happened, mj white was good... it was mostly setting up future eps.
Seemed alright. Some of the action scenes were pretty lame and gave me the impression they could have been a lot better if given the proper budget and production values.
I remember the actor that plays Kano. He's in Ip Man 2 playing Taylor "The Twister" Milos, the worldchamp boxing. Should make up for some good action.
Yeah, I got Ip Man 2 last night, looking forward to watching it.