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Annihilation is comparatively just embarrassing and so, so poorly made on every level. The ticket-taker un-ironically told me and my younger brother to вЂњEnjoy the battle!вЂќ It was all anybody talked about at school for like a month. To date myself even further, Mortal Kombat was the first movie my mom dropped me off at the theater to see unattended. It absolutely falls apart in comparison to the first film, my personal bias be damned.

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Like you, itвЂ™s been years and years since I used one of my five weekly free rentals as a Blockbuster employee to watch Annihilation. Ken: I wrote down precisely the same thing, Jim. Jim, you need to admit this to our readers if itвЂ™s really true: Do you own this thing on DVD? It all makes this entry so, so much more of a letdown. AndersonвЂ™s original Mortal Kombat movie remains one of if not still the best cinematic adaptations of a videogame. IвЂ™ll add, too, that as I wrote almost exactly a year ago, Paul W.S.

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And I agree that Mortal Kombat: Annihilation remains the crown jewel of badness in the franchiseвЂ™s quarter century history, even in light of the live action TV show.

Ken: Like you, Jim, I have played so much MK11 this past month that I shout вЂњFINISH HIM!вЂќ when I overhear squabbles between coworkers at the office.

And thatвЂ™s including the completely broken Mortal Kombat 4, mind you. Obviously, this was the most fitting possible time to return to what is clearly the worst thing that has ever come out of the MK universe. Little did I know that a new, big-budget, James Wan-produced Mortal Kombat movie would be announced days later. Jim: ItвЂ™s funny to think, Ken, that when I initially suggested we watch Mortal Kombat: Annihilation for this column, it was solely because I still had MK11 on the brain. In this occasional series, they watch and then discuss the fallout of a particularly painful film. Jim Vorel and Kenneth Lowe are connoisseurs of terrible movies.