Mortal Kombat: Will the video game movie curse be broken?
Well, almost any movie lovers would know movies adapted from video games are not usually good, or at least, it's been like this so far!
Mortal Kombat movie is just around the corner and some critics think it's a good movie already. to be honest, the trailer was good, but as they say: never judge a movie by its trailer! What do you think guys? Will the freaking video-games movie curse finally be broken? |
Re: Mortal Kombat: Will the video game movie curse be broken?
Nah. I think it might be better than some other adaptations, but it'll be forgettable at best. (Of course, I never played the game and I haven't seen the trailer, so what do I know?)
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Re: Mortal Kombat: Will the video game movie curse be broken?
gotta wait and see till the movie release tomoroww
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Re: Mortal Kombat: Will the video game movie curse be broken?
I thought Detective Pikachu already broke the videogame movie curse by being the first such movie to get a fresh RT rating. I'm pretty sure they even tried using that line when Sonic the Hedgehog came out. That's without getting into questions of vulgar auteurism and whether or not less acclaimed works like the Resident Evil movies or Super Mario Bros. qualify as hidden gems.
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Re: Mortal Kombat: Will the video game movie curse be broken?
According to this RT article, Pikachu, Sonic, and Angry Birds 2 are the top video game films and the only ones certified "Fresh", but putting the RT aside, I would agree with Iroquois and say there's no "curse" to break, since there have already been several video game films that have worked to varying degrees.
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To my surprise, I really enjoyed Detective Pikachu; and I loved Resident Evil when it came out. I'll watch it still, from time to time. I don't care much at all for any of its sequels, but the first was pretty good for what it was vs. at least my expectations. Hell, even the first Tomb Raider was fine for the market at the time. For its issues (Hellraiser ending, I'm pointing fingers at you), I also really enjoyed Silent Hill. Of course this is all from my personal preference and measurement, but if Mortal Kombat is at least as good, to me, as any of the above, then I should be happy.
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Re: Mortal Kombat: Will the video game movie curse be broken?
If these first seven minutes say anything...then I think like the original 1995 film, this will show video games can make good movies
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mKfzjGJu5do |
Originally Posted by WorldFilmGeek (Post 2197038)
If these first seven minutes say anything...then I think like the original 1995 film, this will show video games can make good movies
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Re: Mortal Kombat: Will the video game movie curse be broken?
I'm surprised the OP says will the curse be broken, since I and probably a lot of others think that the 1995 Mortal Kombat is the best video game movie ever made, and it will be hard to beat I think.
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Originally Posted by WorldFilmGeek (Post 2197038)
If these first seven minutes say anything...then I think like the original 1995 film, this will show video games can make good movies
looks pretty good |
Re: Mortal Kombat: Will the video game movie curse be broken?
Having seen it, I can sadly confirm that this does not break the curse.
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Opening scene was decent, but straight downhill after that.
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