I love the way that it buttons and it's simple. But it just felt like, with the pandemic and everything, it got to a point where it was hard to do a lot of that. I forget what it even was, they pulled up, and they were going to the meeting. So Cole and Sonya went to the studio lot. I remember there was a version for the end where they actually went to the lot. And we felt like that just wasn't enough, 'cause you wanted to really hit on it. And then it had lived in other places, so it actually wasn't the button for awhile, it was earlier in the story, like they were walking and you just see it in the background. 'Fight For Your Rights.' So I picked that and put it in the script and then they designed an amazing poster. I picked 'Citizen Cage' 'cause I just thought that was hilarious. That poster was something that the design team did, which I love. I remember there were different versions of it. "Johnny's tease at the end, the button, it changed different ways. But this wasn't the only version of a Johnny Cage tease.
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Thus, after the Earthrealm warriors stop the vicious Outworld warriors from their play for the throne before the actual tournament, Cole Young says he's heading to Hollywood to get a new fighter to help them, and as he moves out of frame, we see a movie poster for Johnny Cage - a promise that one of the best MK characters has indeed been saved for Mortal Kombat 2. So the idea was that this was going to be a pre-tournament movie that would hopefully sow the seeds for the tournament, the final." Russo went on to explain both the benefits and drawbacks of thinking this way, while emphasizing the importance of making sure the first entry works on its own: I was lucky enough to speak with Mortal Kombat's co-writer Greg Russo over Zoom, where explained his plans for an MK trilogy: "Movie one, we were always kind of setting this up as - well I was setting it up, it's basically in my head - I always saw as pre-tournament, then hopefully tournament, then post-tournament. RELATED: 'Mortal Kombat' Producer Todd Garner Explains the Movie's Long Development, Including MCU Influences How exactly did this Mortal Kombat ending come about? Were there other versions of this tease? And was the plan for multiple Mortal Kombat sequels baked in from the jump?
It's quite the shadow kick of an ending, an MCU-esque tease at a future expansion to come, a wink to pre-existing fans of the world that they'll see a big-screen version of their beloved soon enough.
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