Liang leads the troops to a cocky young warrior named Kenshi, seemingly the only one willing to stand up to The Black Dragon. IGN's Mitchell Saltzman gave the previous Mortal Kombat Legends movie a 5/10, writing that it "simply tries to do too much." "As a result, virtually every story beat falls flat because none of them are given any sort of time or development to make them worth caring about." Read the full review here. What We Said About Mortal Kombat Legends: Battle of the Realms One scouting team, consisting of Kabal (Keith Silverstein), Kira (Courtenay Taylor), and Kobra (Yuri Lowenthal), suss out Kuai Liang (Ron Yuan), the now-former Sub-Zero. A group of bandits called The Black Dragon, led by King Kano (David Wenham), roams the wastelands, forcing their "protection" on any villages that remain following the realm's destruction. Set several years after the gory conclusion of Battle of the Realms, Snow Blind explores a dilapidated Earthrealm, a shadow of its former self. Unfortunately, as a direct sequel to 2021's Mortal Kombat Legends: Battle of the Realms, it lacks much of the excitement and energy of that film and the one that preceded it, Scorpion’s Revenge. It's stuffed to the gills with over-the-top violence and callbacks to the two recent animated films before it, as well as a story that explores a warrior who isn’t as front-and-center as the rest of the series’ fighters: Kenshi (Manny Jacinto).
Mortal Kombat Legends: Snow Blind is a movie that only die-hard Mortal Kombat fans are likely to appreciate.
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