Ben Lindbergh

And it doesn't matter in Mortal Kombat because it's not like the dialogue is super important if you miss a line here or there.

And you just you want that energy, right?

It's like when you play fighting games.

I mean, if you go to a fighting game tournament or you play in the arcade or whatever, you want people gathered around just reacting to what they're seeing.

So this is not like a quiet contemplative movie.

So it was I highly recommend having someone yelling, oh, somewhere.

Yes.

If you really want.

No need to sing.

You don't have to break into song.

But yes, you can definitely chant.

No.

So in the first film, we kind of ramp up to Mortal Kombat and we find everyone who has their emblems and we...

get everyone together and we're ready for the tournament.

Everyone's unlocked their special skills and we don't really beat around the bush here when it's time for Mortal Kombat 2.

Like at the end of Mortal Kombat,

We're off to get Johnny Cage and recruit him to the team.

That's basically where we pick up in Mortal Kombat 2.

And in quick order, we get to the tournament.

Although, as usual, there's a lot of outside the tournament fighting and sneaking and cheating because the Elder Gods are really lax.