Ed Boon has offered an exciting update on Mortal Kombat 2!
The Mortal Kombat movie sequel, which we will simply call Mortal Kombat 2, has gotten an exciting update. The Mortal Kombat franchise is one of the biggest gaming franchises out there, which has always made it ripe for a film adaptation. Hollywood took a crack at it in the 90s and while it's not... great. it's better than a lot of other video game-to-movie adaptations.
The 2021 reboot did well enough to warrant a sequel, but we've heard very little about it. However, it sounds like it may not be too far away. Mortal Kombat creator Ed Boon told a fan on Twitter that he is reading some"exciting" scripts for Mortal Kombat 2, so there are definitely written drafts of the film ready to go.
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