7 Nasty Characters For Mortal Kombat 3

Kruel, kold killers for the next Kombat movie...

Mokap

Backstory: Saddle up. This one’s brilliant...

Mokap is a motion capture performer drafted in by Johnny Cage to do his CGI scenes for Mortal Kombat: Deadly Alliance.

You should probably ignore the fact that motion capture is designed to allow actors to perform difficult special effects scenes themselves, and as a martial arts expert, Johnny Cage would probably want to do his own mocap work.

Still, haha, look at how funny Mokap looks. What a great character.

Fatality Move: He pulls off an arm, smacks his foe about a bit, then kicks his head in. Not the most original kill move in the world.

Why He Should Be In The Movie:
Because this could be the moment where the Mortal Kombat series goes postmodern, appealing to the sort of intelligentsia crowd who would rather go left, left, up, right, right  than stroll straight ahead into the cinema to see these sorts of films.

It’s a self-referential joke that would elevate Mortal Kombat 3 to Last Action Hero status. Forget Mortal Kombat, this is Meta Kombat.

Who Should Play Him:
Andy Serkis. Geezer’s got form.
  

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    • aron_stubbins

      Jul 10th 2009, 15:30

      Awesome. Johnny Cage HAS to be in this.

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    • Henriksen86

      Jul 11th 2009, 23:02

      Johnny Cage was based on Van Damme from Bloodsport.

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    • adammiller2k

      Jul 14th 2009, 6:57

      i'm still waiting for a dead or alive or street fighter movie that would be awesome....one second!

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