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A demo reel is making the rounds on the net and looks like way too much work for a fan to do. Could this be the darker, grittier Mortal Kombat movie fans have been asking for?

Devin Faraci of Chud.com recieved the video of what appears to be a demo reel of the new Mortal Kombat film in his email inbox and even he believes that the reel is most likely the real deal. Michael Jai White is seen in the clip as Jax along with some other reveals of Reptile, Shang Tsung, Scorpion, Sonya, Johnny Cage and Baraka. The footage is definately leaning on Rated R deliciousness so be warned.

If this is fan made than they are genius - because this looks like it's footage that is going to be used to shop to studios to convince them to fund the full making of the movie.


You Tube Direct Link

Here are some screenshots -

Jax - aka Michael Jai White -



Reptile



Johnny Cage



Scorpion



Baraka



The clip is around 7 minutes long and has a fight scene between Cage and Baraka - it looks amazing. This gives me hope that they can do a Mortal Kombat movie justice by grounding it in reality. FINISH HIM!

Source: comicbookmovie.com

dude its awesome video, i hope it convinces warner bros to do a new film

Michael Jai White and Jerry Ryan, I doubt it's fan made unless they are well connected.

It was a good enough game when it came out but I can't see another film doing it any justice but nice for posting it. It killed 7 mins out of my half day at work.

You Tube Direct Link part1 of the first film which was then followed up by a lame sequel.

LAMBERT is so BADASS as Raiden

Looks like this movie won't be short on gore, to say the least.

7.11 - 7.12 A freeze of Sub Zero pops up looking overly badass. If can get a screeny of him too would be awesome, its one of them subliminal things

Doishy wrote:7.11 - 7.12 A freeze of Sub Zero pops up looking overly badass. If can get a screeny of him too would be awesome, its one of them subliminal things

very nice! Looking forward to seeing what happens with this!

that sub zero thing was on another site, saw a link on kotaku but i cant find it.
Heres something similar.

Unfortunately this seems like a 'pitching' reel. Mostly used to convey a certain vision from a director to 'would-be investors' or studios.

Thought it doesn't mean there won't be a movie, this is not a sneak-preview or trailer. The production hasn't even started or is in its early phases. However, seeing the all-out positive response, it wouldn't surprise me when turned down at first, it might get picked up after all.