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<\/a><\/p>\nDoes the world need another Mortal Kombat<\/i> movie? No, probably not, but that won’t stop Hollywood from attempting to exploit a license that was last hot in 1994. Word on the street<\/a> is that Warner Bros. wants to, yes, \u201creboot\u201d the series. (Note: You cannot reboot a dead computer, so I don’t know if it’s possible to reboot a dead movie franchise.) To that end it has hired Oren Uziel to write the script. You’ve probably never heard of Uziel, but he wrote Shimmer Lake<\/i>. You’ve probably never heard of that, either.<\/p>\n This is good news for, well, Uziel, who does, to be fair, have quite a bit of lore to work with. Granted, most of that lore is a hodgepodge of flimfam, but I’m sure a long weekend can be spent parsing through Outworld this, thunder god that.<\/p>\n Of course, this is all what horror site Bloody Disgusting was told. If it ends up being false, blame them.<\/p>\n Or, actually, don’t blame anyone, because I’ve been reading about a third Mortal Kombat<\/i> since a 1997 issue of GamePro magazine.<\/p>\n Clearly we need a YouTube clip to remind us of godawful Mortal Kombat: Annihilation<\/i> was. (The first movie wasn’t terrible. It can be watched without wanting to jump out a window.)<\/p>\n