IGN rated the "Mortal Kombat" movie 7 points, bringing fun times to game fans

The movie "Mortal Kombat" is directed by Simon McQuaid and produced by James Wan. It will be released in North American theaters on April 23. Now foreign media IGN has reviewed the movie "Mortal Kombat" and gave it a score of 7.

IGN rating: 7 points

It may not be a perfect triumph, but the Mortal Kombat movie is a fun time for fans of the game.

IGN's overall review:

The Mortal Kombat movie is full of bloody, violent, and fancy-pants action. The movie is a new take on the Mortal Kombat games, but it's perhaps a bit over-dramatic as it tries to combine an origin story with an Avengers-style superhero team. As a result, the first half of the movie stagnates a bit, and some characters who should have been in the spotlight longer end up being shallow and forgettable. But in the second half of the movie, it finally finds its footing, bringing audiences lighthearted entertainment and laying a solid foundation for future film sequels.

IGN review video:

The movie "Mortal Kombat" is adapted from the game of the same name released in 1992. The film tells the story of mixed martial arts fighter Cole Young who was inexplicably accused of accepting bribes and deliberately losing, but he did not know his own life experience, nor did he know why the emperor of the outside world, Shang Tsung, sent his chief warrior Absolute Zero to hunt him? Worried about the safety of his family, he went to the temple of the ancient god Raiden to seek refuge, where he trained with veteran warriors Liu Kang, Kung Lao and powerful mercenary Kano, ready to join forces with the strongest champion on earth to launch a high-stakes battle for the universe and fight side by side against enemies from the outside world.