Ben Lindbergh

I mean, it's just, you know, it's a simple setup.

And then it's just, we're going to have some evisceration and some special effects.

Yeah.

Yeah, I mean, really, it's yeah, you don't really need a justification for characters killing each other on screen in a fighting game.

So it's always a bit flimsy, which could be an obstacle for a movie adaptation, as we've seen, like in the Mario movies, those games aren't really about story.

And maybe it's tougher to port them.

to a story only medium, but not here because like the visual spectacle of it and the jokes.

I mean, it's just, it's funnier, frankly.

So if you don't recognize that Ed Boon is the bartender, don't worry about it.

You know, other people will put you in.

Yeah, so.

Yeah, of course.

Did you have a favorite fight?

Because I think for me, so Kung Lao's back.

Who's yours?

Which, you know, again, didn't he die last time?

Yeah, don't worry about it.

He died and he does all the time.

Yes.

And I mean, I won't tell you whether he dies again, but, you know.