Mortal Kombat movie reboot to cost $40-50 million

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Story will see a supermarket worker discover he has otherworldly powers.

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The planned Mortal Kombat movie reboot from Warner Bros. will be made on a budget of between $40 million and $50 million, exec Lance Sloan revealed at the 2nd Annual Marseille Web Fest.

"The other thing that's important to probably highlight is that we're preparing right now for the featured film with … Kevin Tancharoen [who] directed the digital series for us."

"Now he is at the helm of a forty, fifty million dollar feature film," revealed Sloan.

In addition, Bloody Disgusting has dug up a possible plot for the new movie. The reboot is said to follow an unlucky supermarket employee who discovers he has otherworldly powers and must decide whether to fight for good or evil.

Source: Web Series Network

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Bloodstorm@ BC_Animus

You bring a VERY valid point up......i take back my comment.
Posted 19:18 on 08 November 2012
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guyderman

Shop Smart! Shop at 'S' Mart!
Posted 16:52 on 08 November 2012
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BC_Animus

Don't dismiss it yet - I thought this was stupid too, until I remember these words. "My name is Ash, hardware... Shop Smart, shop S-Mart..." Retail workers can be badass...
Posted 13:19 on 08 November 2012
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Bloodstorm

"The reboot is said to follow an unlucky supermarket employee who discovers he has otherworldly powers and must decide whether to fight for good or evil."

Naw, nah, Naw son, NO!!!!!
Posted 18:47 on 07 November 2012
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FantasyMeister

I get the impression they should can it now and use the $40-$50m for humanitarian causes for a more rewarding result.
Posted 16:11 on 07 November 2012

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