Get over here! A producer on the Morta💦l Kombat movie has opened up about the hotly anticipated video game adaptation, revealing that fledgling plans are in place for a Marvel-style cine💧matic universe. A good thing, too, given how one iconic Mortal Kombat fighter didn’t make it through the initial drafting stage.

Todd Garner said (via ) that the potential scope for a Mortal Kombat franchise expansion is massive: "It’s like the Marvel Universe…it’s endless," says Garner, when referring to the movie’s fatality-filled source material. "So we started from the p♈remise ‘What would Marvel do?'"

on the Mortal Kombat set visit, "the goal is for Mortal Kombat to serve as a film franchise-starter, thereby establishing a Mortal Kombat Universe akin to the DCEU or the Marvel Cinematic Universe."

That means many familiar fa✱ces 🤪from Mortal Kombat past are likely to be included in potential sequels, including ones that were left on the cutting room floor for the first movie.

confirms that one such combat🥀ant, water-wielding fighter Rain who first appeared in Ultimate Mortal Kombat 3, won’t be appearing♛ despite originally being part of the movie’s plans.

Those who are appearing, though, are making quite the impression. The first 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Mortal Kombat movie trailer is littered with brutal fight scenes and a colorful cast of 🍷characters eager to shatter bo🔥nes and slice through skin. With any luck, it might just be the start of the MKCU.

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