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    MORTAL KOMBAT open 5 years ago this week. The film serves as a reboot and is the third installment in the Mortal Kombat film series. It grossed $84.4 million against $55 million budget. A sequel, Mortal Kombat II, is scheduled to be released on May 8.


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    The Youtuber Grace Randolph believed Mortal Kombat is better, more compelling, and more authentic than Shang Chi.

    Mortal Kombat gets 55% RT of 300 critics' reviews, with an average rating of 5.4/10. It also gets 44 Metacritic and B+ Cinemascore.

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    2. HonestDishonestWork on

      Shocked by how kick ass it was relative to the bad reviews and box office. Will be seeing 2 in theaters for sure and think it will see a big gap up from 1 due to positive WOM/media dissemination from HBO Max. 

    3. Freddy-Philmore on

      Im so excited. Mortal Kombat and Masters of the Universe. Fans of cheeseball cinema are gonna have a field day.

    4. nicolasb51942003 on

      Godzilla vs. Kong and Mortal Kombat were the two films that pushed theaters forward at reopening, and I feel like that should’ve ended the HBO Max experiment.

    5. Away_Reward_6840 on

      i wsa so dissapointed. Mortal kombat without mortal kombat. The best fight was on yt before cinema. Useless plot with the sign that is inhereted.

    6. Block-Busted on

      For what it’s worth, it’s still one of the better video game adaptations out there, not to mention that it really DID manage its $55 million budget well. Granted, I would not compare it to something like Tenet ($200 million), **Godzilla vs. Kong** ($200 million), **Free Guy** ($125 million), **Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings** ($150 million), **Dune: Part One** ($165 million), **The Matrix Resurrections** ($190 million), **Moonfall** ($146 million), **Black Panther: Wakanda Forever** ($250 million), or **Avatar: The Way of Water** ($350 million) since those ones still required far more CGI or practical effects, this is still a great budget management overall.

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