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Mortal Kombat 2: The Tournament Film That Finally Gets It Right
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Mortal Kombat 2: The Tournament Film That Finally Gets It Right

Five years after a first film that missed the mark, Simon McQuoid returns with Mortal Kombat II and finally seems to understand what makes this franchise tick: chaos, blood, and a completely unhinged mythology embraced without apology. On paper, it's a promise. In practice, does it deliver? We watched, we judged, and we're rendering our verdict without mercy.

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