Mortal Kombat Annihilation 1997 Watch Free in HD

Robin Shou

17 July 1960, Hong Kong

Talisa Soto

27 March 1967, Brooklyn, New York City, New York, USA

James Remar

31 December 1953, Boston, Massachusetts, USA

Sandra Hess

27 March 1968, Zürich, Switzerland

Lynn 'Red' Williams

1963, Omaha, Nebraska, USA

Brian Thompson

28 August 1959, Ellensburg, Washington, USA

Reiner Schöne

19 January 1942, Fritzlar, Germany

Musetta Vander

26 May 1963, Durban, South Africa

Irina Pantaeva

31 October 1967, Ulan-Ude, Buryat ASSR, USSR [now Buryatia, Russia]

Deron McBee

23 August 1961

Marjean Holden

3 November 1964, Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA

Litefoot

1 March 1969, Upland, California, USA

Chris Conrad

30 June 1970, Fort Lauderdale, Florida, USA

John Medlen

29 May 1967, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA

J.J. Perry

Tyrone C. Wiggins

12 December 1972, Madison, Wisconsin, USA

Dennis Keiffer

Ridley Tsui

1 January 1970, Hong Kong, China

Keith Cooke

17 September 1959, Seattle, Washington, USA

Lance LeGault

2 May 1935, Chicago, Illinois, USA

Carolyn Seymour

6 November 1947, Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire, England, UK

Dana Hee

9 November 1961, Baton Rouge, Louisiana, USA

Ray Park

23 August 1974, Glasgow, Scotland, UK

Ed Boon

30 March 1964, Chicago, Illinois, USA

Steven Ho

9 March 1973

Cary-Hiroyuki Tagawa

27 September 1950, Tokyo, Japan

Mark Caso

Sultan Uddin

John R. Leonetti

4 July 1956, California, USA

Lawrence Kasanoff

1 June 1959, Boston, Massachusetts, USA

Ed Boon

30 March 1964, Chicago, Illinois, USA

Liu Kang

Played by: Robin Shou

Kitana

Played by: Talisa Soto

Raiden

Played by: James Remar

Sonya Blade

Played by: Sandra Hess

Jackson 'Jax' Briggs

Played by: Lynn 'Red' Williams

Shao Kahn

Played by: Brian Thompson

Shinnok

Played by: Reiner Schöne

Queen Sindel

Played by: Musetta Vander

Jade

Played by: Irina Pantaeva

Motaro

Played by: Deron McBee

Sheeva

Played by: Marjean Holden

Nightwolf

Played by: Litefoot

Johnny Cage

Played by: Chris Conrad

Ermac

Played by: John Medlen

Cyrax

Played by: J.J. Perry

Rain

Played by: Tyrone C. Wiggins

Baraka

Played by: Dennis Keiffer

Smoke

Played by: Ridley Tsui

Sub-Zero

Played by: Keith Cooke

Elder God

Played by: Lance LeGault

Mileena

Played by: Dana Hee

Reptile

Played by: Ray Park

Scorpion

Played by: Ed Boon

Chan

Played by: Steven Ho

Shang Tsung

Played by: Cary-Hiroyuki Tagawa

New York Daily News

It wastes no time getting to the punching, kicking, stomping and zapping that passes for a cinematic event.

September 10, 2014

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Radio Times

There's only slightly more plot than appeared in the original computer game, and the result is undemanding fun.

September 10, 2014

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Antagony & Ecstasy

It is inscrutable mostly and in those rare moments that it can be decoded, it's so awful as to prove unworthy of the effort.

December 06, 2016

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Chicago Tribune

The first sequel to 1995's highly successful Mortal Kombat, Mortal Kombat Annihilation adds little to the development of the saga except for a truckload of martial arts sequences and a whole mess of bigger and louder special effects.

September 10, 2014

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Tulsa World

The script, by five writers, is a melange of role-playing games, Biblical references, mythology and martial-arts and other movie cliches; it's predictable when it's not impenetrable.

September 10, 2014

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Chicago Reader

The most stimulating, satisfying aspect of this action fantasy is the theme music.

September 09, 2009

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Boston Phoenix

Mortal Kombat Annihilation features evil ninja monsters popping out of nowhere. If at first these villains appear absolutely unbeatable, just wait a minute and you'll see them cower before our determined, team-oriented good guys.

September 10, 2014

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Seattle Times

The video game is much more fun, of course.

September 10, 2014

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Entertainment Weekly

Fragmented and monotonous, without a semblance of the gymnastic cleverness that at least made the first Mortal Kombat film into watchable trash, Mortal Kombat Annihilation is as debased as movies come.

September 07, 2011

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Total Film

Dark, brash, wholly repetitive and fast-cut to the banging sounds of a techno soundtrack, Mortal Kombat II: Annihilation should appeal to die-hard video games players. But to very few others.

September 10, 2014

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Más Gamers

It's hard to believe that was produced by big studios in Hollywood because is the worst film ever made. [Full review in Spanish]

October 03, 2016

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Philadelphia Inquirer

Never -- at least not since the first Mortal Kombat -- has tedium been so loud, so full of backward flips and flying fists to the kissers of centaurs from another realm.

September 10, 2014

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