Mortal Kombat: From Games to Film

This chapter explores the distinctive qualities of the Mortal Kombat franchise, focusing on its cultural impact and the portrayal of violence compared to contemporaries like Street Fighter. The discussion shifts to the 1995 film adaptation, examining its lighter tone and character interpretations, particularly highlighting Raiden's humorous portrayal. Personal anecdotes and a playful analysis of the film's opening scenes and soundtrack add depth to the exploration of this iconic franchise.