Aggiungi una trama nella tua linguaThe three chosen warriors listen to Lord Rayden's words of wisdom on how to overcome the most dangerous of adversaries.The three chosen warriors listen to Lord Rayden's words of wisdom on how to overcome the most dangerous of adversaries.The three chosen warriors listen to Lord Rayden's words of wisdom on how to overcome the most dangerous of adversaries.
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- Sceneggiatura
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Jeff Bennett
- Johnny Cage
- (voce)
- (as Jeff Glen Bennett)
- …
Jim Cummings
- Shang Tsung
- (voce)
- …
Ron Feinberg
- Raiden
- (voce)
- (as Ron A. Feinberg)
- …
Jennifer Hale
- Sonya Blade
- (voce)
Randy Hamilton
- Liu Kang
- (voce)
Kyle Wyatt
- Mob Leader
- (voce)
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- QuizThe Great Kung Lao mentioned in the flashback is the Kung Lao with the razor-rimmed hat, even though in the games, The Great Kung Lao, and the Kung Lao with the razor-rimmed hat are 2 different characters
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Johnny Cage: In all my movies the bad guys sneak up behind me. You think these guys would try something new, huh?
Liu Kang: Maybe if we ignore them, they'll go away.
Johnny Cage: Then again, maybe not.
- ConnessioniFeatured in Mortal Kombat: Behind the Dragon (1995)
- Colonne sonoreTechno Syndrome (Mortal Kombat)
Written by Olivier Adams (as Oliver Adams)
Performed by The Immortals
Courtesy of Acclaim Entertainment and Virgin Records
(P) 1993 Vernon Yard Recordings,
A Division of Virgin Records America, Inc.
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Back in the 90's Mortal Kombat was everywhere. The video game was incredibly popular, the movie is considered one of the best video game adaptations out there and the theme song by the Utah Saints was pretty kick ass. So what do you do when you own the rights to it? Make a cartoon tie in of course that came out after the first Mortal Kombat movie, before the second Mortal Kombat movie and takes place before the first Mortal Kombat movie. How does that work?
This was the brainchild of Lawrence Kasanoff and his production company "Threshold Entertainment". He's the one responsible for all TV and movie versions of Mortal Kombat included the live action tour. He's also the one responsible for the terrible movie "Foodfight!" and when you see some of the crappy CGI in this cartoon you'll start to understand the problems.
The story itself is pretty basic. We're introduced to Sonya, Liu Kang, Johnny Cage and Raiden heading to Outworld for the Mortal Kombat tournament. Along the way we're introduced to other characters in both 2D and 3D animation and neither one is very good. This was at that point in the 90's when people tried to combine the two because it was cheaper than having to animate by hand. But it's far from seamless and there's a real disconnect between the two styles. Then there are the crappy 3D scenes that look like they were done at minimal cost using blocky characters who don't move very well and don't change facial expressions just like in "Foodfight!". Seems like Lawrence never actually learned from his mistakes.
The 2D animations are just as bad with the same repeated cycles, characters that don't move, other characters that are just repeated over and over again and a strange beveled effect that just shows even more how the two styles don't mix well.
It's thankfully very short and if you've seen the original movie... there's nothing really new here. They talk a bit about Goro and his brother but that's about it.
This is really just a cheap cash grab made by people who don't understand how to do animation and based on later works never learned how to do it properly. If you want something better, and by this I mean better in a technical sense, watch "Defenders of the Realm". It's awful but compared to this it's like it was made by Disney.
This was the brainchild of Lawrence Kasanoff and his production company "Threshold Entertainment". He's the one responsible for all TV and movie versions of Mortal Kombat included the live action tour. He's also the one responsible for the terrible movie "Foodfight!" and when you see some of the crappy CGI in this cartoon you'll start to understand the problems.
The story itself is pretty basic. We're introduced to Sonya, Liu Kang, Johnny Cage and Raiden heading to Outworld for the Mortal Kombat tournament. Along the way we're introduced to other characters in both 2D and 3D animation and neither one is very good. This was at that point in the 90's when people tried to combine the two because it was cheaper than having to animate by hand. But it's far from seamless and there's a real disconnect between the two styles. Then there are the crappy 3D scenes that look like they were done at minimal cost using blocky characters who don't move very well and don't change facial expressions just like in "Foodfight!". Seems like Lawrence never actually learned from his mistakes.
The 2D animations are just as bad with the same repeated cycles, characters that don't move, other characters that are just repeated over and over again and a strange beveled effect that just shows even more how the two styles don't mix well.
It's thankfully very short and if you've seen the original movie... there's nothing really new here. They talk a bit about Goro and his brother but that's about it.
This is really just a cheap cash grab made by people who don't understand how to do animation and based on later works never learned how to do it properly. If you want something better, and by this I mean better in a technical sense, watch "Defenders of the Realm". It's awful but compared to this it's like it was made by Disney.
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- Tempo di esecuzione39 minuti
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