June 10 2010
The Mortal Kombat Rebirth video.
Dr Horrible and Dollhouse's Maurissa Tancharoen, whose brother directed the video, tweeted "Haha, yes that is my VO at the opening of #MortalKombat. Thanks for noticing :)".
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bknick | June 10, 07:52 CET
Jenni Powell | June 10, 07:59 CET
And yeah, it's freaking cool!
Edit:
- Sorry cabri. =)
- Ohh, Jenni is here too!
[ edited by maxsummers on 2010-06-10 08:12 ]
maxsummers | June 10, 08:07 CET
ETA: Hah! Max beat me to it. ;)
[ edited by cabri on 2010-06-10 08:08 ]
cabri | June 10, 08:07 CET
Simon | June 10, 19:28 CET
Elements of it look kinda cool (were they shopping this around as a film idea, or for TV?), but I don't like that the supernatural elements have been taken out in favor of deformities and plastic surgery gone wrong.
The first Mortal Kombat adaptation was good fun in the mid-`90s, it had a great soundtrack, actors who looked like their characters (for the most part), and adherence to plot of the games (what little of it there was). There's not much mileage to be gained from the games if you're attempting to make an action-drama out of it and this doesn't look to be reaching much further than the original film.
Kris | June 10, 21:05 CET
It is amazing. Seriously freakin' amazing.
gossi | June 10, 21:14 CET
Here's an interview with Kevin: http://www.collider.com/2010/06/09/kevin-tancharoen-interview-mortal-kombat-rebirth-feature-film/
He says that not everything would be grounded in reality, there would have to be supernatural elements but he would try and make them exist within a more realistic world (a la Harry Potter).
bknick | June 10, 21:20 CET
bknick, thanks for the info and the interview. Interesting. I wouldn't have said that I was looking forward to another Mortal Kombat film before today, but now I'm a little curious to see what this guy's take on it might look like in feature length form.
Kris | June 10, 22:51 CET
[ edited by JAYROCK on 2010-06-11 02:49 ]
JAYROCK | June 11, 02:40 CET
According to her Twitter she did it 'as a favour to a friend'.
And yes, this short kicks large quantities of ass. I hope the bid to make the complete film is successful.
Break_Atmo | June 11, 02:43 CET
[ edited by JAYROCK on 2010-06-11 02:52 ]
JAYROCK | June 11, 02:52 CET
And frankly I'm a bit surprised that the Whedon network never pulled Kevin in at any point since that was pretty stylish on a low budget. (I've been a little confused from that interview about the emphasis on his own dance choreography background had any input on the fight choreography which I've seen attributed to someone else.
orangewaxlion | June 11, 10:23 CET
eddy | June 11, 21:19 CET