Mortal Kombat: What Went Wrong?

The video discusses the appeal of the 1995 Mortal Kombat film, highlighting its camp aesthetic, humor, and over-the-top nature. It contrasts this with the 2021 reboot, which aimed for realism and authenticity, losing the original's charm. The video explores the concept of camp, its intentionality, and how it was both embraced and missed in different Mortal Kombat adaptations.

What are some examples of humor and absurdity in the original Mortal Kombat film?

How does the depiction of violence in the 2021 film compare to that of the 1995 film?

What role does nostalgia play in the reception of the Mortal Kombat films?