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Mortal Kombat

1995

Action / Adventure / Fantasy / Sci-Fi / Thriller

Mortal Kombat (1995) download

Mortal Kombat

1995

Action / Adventure / Fantasy / Sci-Fi / Thriller

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44% TOMATOMETER · 78 reviews

58% AUDIENCE · 250K ratings

5.9/10 · 137K

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Mortal Kombat (1995) download

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Mortal Kombat (1995) download

Plot summary

For nine generations an evil sorcerer has been victorious in hand-to-hand battle against his mortal enemies. If he wins a tenth Mortal Kombat tournament, desolation and evil will reign over the multiverse forever. To save Earth, three warriors must overcome seemingly insurmountable odds, their own inner demons, and superhuman foes.

Director

Paul W.S. Anderson

Top cast

Lloyd Kino as Grandfather

Christopher Lambert as Lord Rayden

Kevin Michael Richardson as Goro

Frank Welker as Shao Kahn / Reptile

Tech specs

720p.BLU 1080p.BLU

772.79 MB

1280*720

English 2.0

PG-13

Subtitles

23.976 fps

1 hr 41 min

Seeds 5

1.40 GB

1920*1080

English 2.0

PG-13

Subtitles

23.976 fps

1 hr 41 min

Seeds 94

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mohammad6868 146 days ago

Mortal Kombat 1995 2160p

intelligent_animal 483 days ago

Is it only Indian people rating these movies? Seems like this site has been taken over by Hindustan

poltageist82 660 days ago

4K PLEASE!!!!! Thanks in advance!!!!

mformsd 965 days ago

"Shang Tsung killed my brother!"

Bronyboy1 1171 days ago

4K please!

salie77 1884 days ago

love to watch again. thank you.

spacebass 1995 days ago

IMDB reviews are clearly from neo-liberal feminists

Amythest88 2005 days ago

Nice classic action movie. Thanks a lot YTS team for still providing seeds for this movie.

cinekhan 2005 days ago

Better than the new one lol thx

Sorrowsiren 2008 days ago

Wait 1995 doesn't sound right. It this a re-release? Because that would have made me 14 and I swear I saw this when I was younger. (I'd already run away at 14 and I watched this with my fam.)

larry82285 2010 days ago

1995 movie had more enjoyable story and far better fight scenes than this 2021 version. Definitely a 4.5/10

Nosidex 2012 days ago

Yep, came back after watching the 2021 one.

megkar 2015 days ago

This is nostalgia rewatch it after 2021, feels so good!

larry82285 2015 days ago

1995 Movie - 6.5 / 10 (despite PG-13) ... 2021 Movie - 4.5 / 10 (Missing a certain Johnny Cage)

wimvincken 2515 days ago

Unbelievable crap movie.

dodobirddooo 2556 days ago

I love da mortal dodo birdy

b1fa 2723 days ago

Here after playing MK11 story mode

rian2313 2798 days ago

im love to have a neew movie of mortal combat

hossam_maghrabei 3577 days ago

good movie

tatoeton 3601 days ago

thanks!!!

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6 / 10

I had not seen this in at least

JPV852

I had not seen this in at least 10 years and with the new Arrow Video release I bought and gave it a watch and while nothing amazing with some stilted acting…

10 / 10

Mortal Kombat was one of the most popular

RyuKang95

Mortal Kombat was one of the most popular, and controversial video games of the 90s, so naturally, in 1995, New Line Cinema released a live- action film…

Mortal Kombat was one of the most popular, and controversial video games of the 90s, so naturally, in 1995, New Line Cinema released a live- action film adaptation. When the film was being advertised, several people were either excited for it, or skeptical due to Street Fighter being a total stinker, and since the film was rated PG-13, which meant the violence and gore from the game had to be toned down to appeal to the then-young MK fan base. Thankfully, all expectations were surpassed as Mortal Kombat actually turned out to be, believe it or not, a good video game movie. Upon its release, the film was, surprisingly, a box- office success, making it the first video game adaptation to be successful both financially, and with fans, despite mixed reviews from critics (although Gene Siskel gave the movie a thumbs up). To this day, it is considered one of the better game to film translations. Now, it's time to find out why that is the case. The film succeeds by sticking to the plot of the first game while incorporating elements from Mortal Kombat II. The plot itself is very similar to Enter the Dragon (which I consider to be the greatest Martial Arts film ever made), but with a supernatural twist to it, which is rather refreshing, and helps it stand on its own. Unlike Street Fighter where the focus was on Guile instead of Ryu and Ken (the original protagonists of that franchise), this movie centers mostly around the Mortal Kombat game's original protagonist; Liu Kang. All of the characters from the first Mortal Kombat game (as well as a few from MKII) are present in the film, and are given appropriate development, and screen time. The casting is also spot-on. This is one of the few adaptations of a video game, comic book, and cartoon show (at least one of the few I could think of) where all of the actors are cast perfectly. Christopher Lambert, and Cary-Hiroyuki Tagawa are especially great as Rayden and Shang Tsung (respectively), they deliver the right amount of charisma without chewing the scenery. Linden Ashby also plays a great Johnny Cage since he brings the character's cocky personality to life, and delivers some of the best humor in this movie. But my favorite casting choice in the film has to be Robin Shou as Liu Kang. Not only is Liu my favorite character in the games, but Shou looks very much like the character, and makes you feel for him by showing his impulsiveness, and guilt over the death of his brother. It's a shame he didn't receive more starring vehicles after this movie, because I feel he is a capable actor, and Martial Artist. He definitely has more of a personality than Steven Seagal. While the movie is rated PG-13, and doesn't contain the large amounts of gore from the game, it does make up for this area with the large amounts of Martial Arts action. The fight scenes are very well done, and often emulate more of the Hong Kong style of fight choreography, which was a refreshing change from most American action films prior to this. They also incorporate several of the special moves from the game, such as Liu Kang's bicycle kick, Scorpion's spear that comes out of his hand, etc., and they manage to make them look believable, and not embarrassing, unlike Street Fighter. The person who directed this movie is Paul W.S. Anderson, and if that name sounds familiar, that's because this is the same man who would later go on to butcher Alien vs. Predator, and the Resident Evil movies. Despite his more recent efforts, he does a solid job directing this film. One of the strong points of his direction (aside from how well he filmed the fight scenes) is how he handled the movie on a technical, and design level. The cinematography, set designs, and lighting are stylish, and keep in touch with the game's dark, and mystical atmosphere. The special FX in the movie are also pretty cool, granted, they aren't exactly Terminator 2, or Jurassic Park, but they work fine for a film released in 1995. Though not everything is CGI, the character of Goro is a puppet, which still looks good to this day, and were created by special FX masters Alec Gillis, and Tom Woodruff, Jr. Overall, Mortal Kombat is still a fun film to watch. It made up greatly for Street Fighter, and in my opinion, it still is one of the best video game movies (right up there with Street Fighter: Assassin's Fist). It may not be Oscar winning material, but it is one of my personal favorite movies, and as a huge fighting game fan, I couldn't be any more proud of it.

5 / 10

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