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MORTAL KOMBAT II (2026) Movie Reaction | First Time Watch | Karl Urban, Adeline Rudolph, Martyn Ford

2026-06-09 Entertainment
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Achara, Michael, and Kristen react to Mortal Kombat II (2025), the long-awaited sequel that expands the Mortal Kombat universe as Earthrealm’s champions face even greater threats from Outworld and prepare for the legendary tournament that will determine the fate of entire realms. Bringing fan-favorite fighters into the spotlight while raising the stakes with larger battles, deeper lore, and brutal showdowns, the film builds on the foundation of its predecessor with more action, more rivalries, and more iconic Mortal Kombat moments. This reaction stands out for its mix of nostalgia, franchise mythology, and crowd-pleasing fan service, as Achara, Michael, and Kristen experience every shocking reveal, intense fight, and tournament clash in real time. Directed by Simon McQuoid (Mortal Kombat, action-thriller projects, commercial directing work, video game adaptations, genre filmmaking), the film stars Karl Urban (The Boys, Dredd, Star Trek, Doom, Thor: Ragnarok), Adeline Rudolph (Resident Evil, Chilling Adventures of Sabrina, Hellboy: The Crooked Man, Riverdale, Tom Clancy’s The Insiders), Jessica McNamee (Mortal Kombat, The Meg, Battle of the Sexes, Black Water: Abyss, Home and Away), Hiroyuki Sanada (Shōgun, John Wick: Chapter 4, Bullet Train, The Last Samurai, Avengers: Endgame), Joe Taslim (The Raid, Warrior, Fast & Furious 6, Night Comes for Us, Mortal Kombat), Chin Han (The Dark Knight, 2012, Skyscraper, Ghost in the Shell, Independence Day: Resurgence), and Tati Gabrielle (The Last of Us, Uncharted, Chilling Adventures of Sabrina, Kaleidoscope, You), bringing together a cast tied to major action franchises, video game adaptations, martial arts cinema, and fan-favorite genre storytelling that continues to drive strong reaction and crossover audience appeal. ___________________________________________________ We've got merch! Check out our merch and support the channel at https://www.cinepalsmerch.com ❤️ Use code cinepals for 10% off your first order! ____________________ Edit by CineJump Team & Praper Media Thumbnail by Praper Media www.CineJump.com www.PraperMedia.com ___________________________________________________ SOCIAL MEDIA: ~CINEPALS~ YouTube: @CinePals Insta: https://instagram.com/TheCinePals Twitter: https://twitter.com/TheCinePals ~ACHARA~ YouTube: @Achara Instagram: ‪@Acharakirk‬ ~KRISTEN STEPHENSONPINO~ Instagram: @Kris10Kesp ~MICHAEL BOOSE~ Instagram: @BooseIsLoose ___________________________________________________ SHORT FILMS PLAYLIST: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL34B19BA788E18384 Click here to subscribe and know when the next video drops: http://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=jabykoay Thanks for watching!!!

Top Comments (10)

@coldflamebluedragon196 2026-06-09

The fight between Liu Kang and Kung Lao alone is worth the price of admission

146 5 replies
@BumpyBaluga 2026-06-10

My guy was so confident that Kung Lao's name was Lui Kang lol

89 3 replies
@ArcF2 2026-06-09

21:07 great catch Achara, that is indeed Ed Boon

72 2 replies
@mattduglin4695 2026-06-10

I feel like they were respectful to the minority of fans who liked or didn’t mind Cole by giving him a good final fight that he technically won if it wasn’t for essentially a cheat code. We knew he had to die but it was a good exit

45 2 replies
@rickymoranjr9609 2026-06-09

Karl Urban played Johnny Cage pretty well, especially with that awesome jacket he wore

39 4 replies
@JoJohnGonzales 2026-06-10

20:57 Fun Fact: Young Johnny Cage is played by Karl Urban’s son

36 2 replies
@shamecawilliams8848 2026-06-09

I love it when Johnny Cage puts on his glasses to fight…😎🔥‼️

34 1 replies
@H0MES1CK77 2026-06-09

Martyn Ford played Shao Kahn and is 6ft 8in and around 330 lbs. he also played Goliath in the David series.

20 1 replies
@degov5 2026-06-09

I do wish they hadn't made Shao Kahn immortal so early. He's already a beast who overwhelms his opponents with his sheer strength/durability. The way the movie shows it, he may have lost to Cole, and definitely would've been wiped out by Liu Kang.

18 3 replies
@KnightEntertainmentNetwork_ 2026-06-10

My eye twitched everytime he called Kung Lao “Liu” lmao

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