New Mortal Kombat Footage Reveals Scorpion, Sonya Blade & Sub-Zero in Action

Right here we have been, barely containing our pleasure over the information that the action-packed trailer for the brand new Mortal Kombat film is simply days away when HBO Max drops a trailer full of teasers for its upcoming slate of 2021 releases, which incorporates scenes of Sub-Zero and Sonya Blade in addition to Scorpion doing a little badass slaying!

Final yr, Warner Bros. Footage had introduced that as a substitute of constantly delaying it is slate of potential releases additional down the pipeline due to the pandemic, it'll now launch it is films, scheduled to debut in 2021, each within the theatres and on their streaming platform HBO Max on the identical day. In lieu with its controversial resolution, a brand new promo trailer together with footage from its 2021 films' rooster has been launched. RELATED: Mortal Kombat Director Guarantees On-Display screen Fatalities Are Extra Than Simply Fan Service

Whereas the trailer gives a lot (attending to it shortly), what snags our consideration is the model new scenes from the upcoming Mortal Kombat reboot that's scheduled to launch on April 16. Although its upcoming trailer will undoubtedly paint a greater image of what to anticipate from the movie, these mini-teasers are nonetheless sufficient to get our adrenaline up and working because it contains temporary however thrilling footage of Scorpion, performed by Hiroyuki Sanada, tangled in a struggle with members of the Lin Kuei, the clan of Chinese language assassins Sub-Zero is a member of. 

Speaking about Sub-Zero, other than together with an already launched teaser of the character, the trailer additionally sees him brewing some recent bother. We additionally see Sonya Blade pointing to a poster that claims "Mortal Kombat," and proper earlier than that we see her and different fighters strolling up the hilltop. 

Aside from Mortal Kombat, the brand new HBO Max trailer contains new scenes from virtually all of its movies because of launch in 2021, which incorporates temporary footage from James Gunn's The Suicide Squad. We see Margot Robbie's Harley Quinn wreaking havoc, a slow-mo scene of the crew, Idris Elba's Bloodsport standing confused and bloodied after what seems to be an intense struggle, then him dealing with off with John Cena's Peacemaker over his distaste about "showing off", adopted by Harley escaping from a constructing getting ready to collapsing. Ooh, appears just like the supervillains are going to fire up a great deal of bother! 

The trailer additionally contains the primary peek from David Chase's the Sopranos prequel The Many Saints of Newark, starring James Gandolfini's son Michael Gandolfini taking part in the youthful model of his father's famend character, the mobster Tony Soprano. Additionally, you will catch an prolonged shot from House Jam 2 that includes LeBron James, a quick scene from Lin-Manuel Miranda's In The Heights Musical, Will Smith starring in King Richard as Venus and Serena Williams's father and coach, a couple of glimpses of the brand new Conjuring film subtitled The Satan Made Me Do It, in addition to a have a look at Hugh Jackman within the upcoming sci-fi film Memory.

Footage from James Wan's horror film Malignant and Clint Eastwood's new film Cry Macho are additionally included within the trailer. The trailer additionally has fast scenes from the Jared Leto starrer The Little Issues, Judas and the Black Messiah, Godzilla vs. Kong (whose launch date has now been delayed), Tom & Jerry, and These Who Want Me Useless.  Apparently the trailer begins with outdated footage from Dune, contemplating that director Denis Villeneuve has been fairly vocal about his displeasure with Warner Bros. releasing his movie concurrently on HBO Max and in theatres. However appears like Dune continues to be included within the record. 

Whereas the trailer contains no footage from Matrix 4, the title card, revealed on the very finish, merely says Matrix. Is that the confirmed title? As introduced earlier, all these WB movies will stay on HBO Max for a month submit their launch and subscribers won't be charged further to look at them. Try the HBO Max trailer right here.

Matters: Mortal Kombat, HBO Max, Streaming