Mortal Kombat vs DC Universe movie was turned down by studio
It’s official, Warner Bros. sucks – at least, that’s what fans are saying after it emerged the studio rejected a pitch for an animated Mortal Kombat vs DC Universe movie.
Mortal KombatandDCare both under Warner Bros’ purview. In 2008, their worlds collided in a one-time-only crossover video game, allowing players the chance to impaleBatmanwith Scorpion’s kunai and pit Raiden’s lighting-crackled torpedo against Superman’s Kryptonian move set.
Unlike the brain-pulverizing, viscera-splattering delights of the mainline MK games, it was considerably toned down to appeal to a younger audience – but despite some mixed reviews, it definitely whetted the appetites of fans.
Well, at least one screenwriter took it upon himself to answer the demand – but Warner Bros. wasn’t interested. You weak, pathetic fools.
Warner Bros rejected Mortal Kombat vs DC Universe movie
Jeremy Adams, who wrote the acclaimed Mortal Kombat Legends: Scorpion’s Revenge as well as Battle of the Realms and Snow Blind, recently spoke toComic Bookabout his nixed pitch for a DC crossover movie.
The outlet asked if Adams’ work on Mortal Kombat and DC animated movies was leading to a versus event, but the screenwriter confirmed no such project is in the works. “I would lower your expectations. I don’t know if they have any plans to do more. I do know that we pitched that a while ago, but it was kind of rebuffed,” he said.
Comic Book asked if the studio “hates money”, and Adams responded: “Well, I think at the end of the day, I don’t know if they’re ever going to do any more. I hope they do, and I hope they call me to be involved.
“That would be great because I really love it. But I don’t know. I don’t know. I think it would be really cool though. Trust me, I would love to see a DC Mortal Kombat. That would be super, super cool.”
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Mortal Kombat’s movie future lies with the sequel to the hit 2021 movie, which has yet to resume production due to the ongoing SAG-AFTRA strike.
You can find out more about Mortal Kombat 2hereand check out the rest of our MK coveragehere.
