New Character Banner For Mortal Kombat Legacy 2 + Movie Details

Just two days away from the airing of Mortal Kombat Legacy two, the official Machinima Facebook page has unveiled its newest character banner, featuring two of its main characters in costume, Mark Dacascos as devout warrior monk Kung Lao, and Brian Tee in a exclusive portrayal of the classic character Liu Kang. The series comes two years after the achievement of Mortal Kombat Legacy, with nine episodes that followed the viral good results of a leaked 7 minute brief film/trailer pitch from director Kevin Tancharoen who ultimately got the consideration of Warner Bros. prior to picking him as the helmer of each online seasons and the at the moment building film rebooting the 1995 and 1997 installments.

Tancharoen recently went on record in a brief interview with ComingSoon.net to state the existing progress with the Mortal Kombat film with regards to the script, telling the public "We're still pushing via on that. The script is in a great spot, we're just kind of figuring out the spending budget and places and that complete method is where we're at,". Tancharoen also re-clarified where the story would be for the film, asserting that in favor of future season of Mortal Kombat Legacy, the film would begin fresh.

The former choreographer-turned-filmmaker was also quoted in an intricate interview with Screenrant, adding a lot more particulars about the path in which the movie is going, compared to the series. "We’re absolutely going to be focused on the tournament, but it is not going to be a tournament film." he says. "Due to the fact when you try and do a tournament movie, you are currently pushed up against a corner and a wall as far as your structure. You meet the person, you train the person, and the finish of it is the tournament. And I do not want to be forced into that style of storytelling since we’ve noticed these films before. We’ve noticed The Quest. We’ve observed Bloodsport and Enter the Dragon. And now those films have turned into dance movies. So it’s not necessarily a tournament film. Is the tournament a central focus in the film? Yes. For the function film, as opposed to calling it a tournament, I want to take it much more as an method of war. What’s a war movie like? There’s several different versions of war films and ‘Mortal Kombat’ lends itself to getting more of a war film."

Mortal Kombat Legacy two is primarily based on the extremely effective video game franchise, co-produced by Ed Boon, developed by NetherRealm Studios and published by Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment. The series is written by Josh Baizer and Marshall Johnson and also stars Harry Shum, Jr., Casper Van Dien, Kim Do, David Lee McInnis, Dan Southworth, Eric Jacobus, Michelle Lee and Eric D. Steinberg, with returning actor Ian Anthony Dale and actress Samantha Jo, and actor Cary Tagawa reprising his part made well-known in the 1995 film, Mortal Kombat as the villain. The series is also developed by Lance Sloane and will air back-to-back episodes on September 26, 2013 from Warner Brothers Digital Distribution, only on Machinima.

SYNOPSIS:

Mortal Kombat: Legacy brings to life the complex and rich history of the gaming planet of MORTAL KOMBAT. Shao Kahn and Shang Tsung are obsessed with reigning more than a variety of realms (parallel universes) and the winners of Mortal Kombat competitions are granted supreme handle more than these worlds. The Earthrealm (Earth) is an unconscious participant in this competition and only a handful of choose humans realize the consequences of losing Mortal Kombat and what it will imply to Earth. In a universe with strong evil sorcerers, cyborgs, Gods and movie stars, this Mortal Kombat digital media series drives a cohesive understanding of what this Universe is all about.

New Character Banner For Mortal Kombat Legacy 2 + Movie Details
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