#Cole mortal kombat movie

You're born with it, but lose it if someone kills you? Nothing here is making any sort of sense. The Dragon Mark also needs clarification. You could easily explain away that Sonya and Kano's abilities, along with Jax's arms, are a form of advanced tech, while everybody else has supernatural abilities based on their bloodlines. Is it because he can sense Scorpion's blood within Cole Young, and that scares him? If Liu Kang had that fire dragon ability the whole time, why didn't he use it earlier when the lot of them were getting beat up? The Arcana thing was fine, but I could've done without it. Why is it Shang Tsung decides to break the rules now of all times? He has the superior team on his side. They had to fly to Raiden's temple on their own. Why did he wait so long to gather Earth's Champions? They went after Jax, but neglected Sonya, Cole, and Kano. If Shang Tsung is openly breaking the rules, why can't Raiden? He kept saying he couldn't get involved until he actually had to, and you question why he didn't do it in the first place. Why does Raiden, who can transport anybody anywhere, not intervene more.

That being said, I'd love to see him return for a sequel so he could have legendary banter with Johnny Cage. I just feel like his heel turn was way too easy and rushed. He had chemistry with Sonya, and built a healthy rivalry with her, resulting in a great one-on-one fight at the end.

#Cole mortal kombat movie

Kano really carried the movie on his back, and I give Josh Lawson a ton of credit because he put on such a great performance that most of his lines felt like improv. That spamming leg sweep scene with Kano and Liu Kang was hilarious. His amazing humor and personality made Kano a likable A-Hole. Then, we have Josh Lawson's Kano, who stole the whole damn show. She was diligent, serious, fierce, but she wasn't a Chosen One, nor did she have the mark, and despite being a good fighter in her own right, and source of exposition to the explain the world, she's driven to prove herself. Sonya Blade (Jessica McNamee) was very underrated with a solid character arc. Jax (Mechad Brooks) was better than I thought he'd be.