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Mortal Kombat: Conquest

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Mortal Kombat: Conquest (DVD)Earth will live or die on the martial arts skills of its greatest warriors in the sacred Mortal Kombat tournament. In each of us there burns the soul of a warrior. And in every generation, a few are chosen to prove it. Centuries ago, in a time of darkness and fury, that fate befell three strangers – a monk, Kung Lao; an exiled guard, Siro; and the beautiful thief Taja. With guidance from the Thunder God Rayden, this unlikely trio will have to defend Earth Realm from the evil forces of Outworld by fighting for their lives, fighting for their honor, and fighting for their realm in a tournament called Mortal Kombat! Get ready to rumble with all 22 high-octane, martial arts and sci-fi action-packed episodes of Mortal Kombat: Conquest The Complete Series – the live action series based on the Mortal Kombat video game universe.]]>


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ No


MPAA rating ‏ : ‎ NR (Not Rated)


Product Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 8 x 5.5 x 0.5 inches; 5.6 Ounces


Item model number ‏ : ‎ 1000484191


Media Format ‏ : ‎ Multiple Formats, Color, NTSC, Widescreen


Run time ‏ : ‎ 16 hours and 10 minutes


Release date ‏ : ‎ March 31, 2015


Actors ‏ : ‎ Paolo Montalban, Daniel Bernhardt, Kristanna Loken, Tracy Douglas, Bruce Locke


Producers ‏ : ‎ Larry Kasanoff


Studio ‏ : ‎ WarnerBrothers


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    • IN EVERY GENERATION... A FEW ARE CHOSEN ---- COMPLETE FOR THE FIRST TIME ON REGION ONE DVD!
4-5 STAR FAN FAVORITE FOR CAMPY MARTIAL ARTS ADVENTURE MAYBE 3 STARS FOR SLIM PRODUCTION RESOURCES Aired 1998-1999 in 22 episodes. For completists of the Mortal Kombat franchise, naturally this single season TV series is significant. For those not familiar with the series, you should be aware it has aged and was designed as a very campy martial arts adventure series. The budget was unfortunately thin, and ultimately a contributor to the cancelation after just one season despite the show's popularity among some audiences. This release marks the first time the complete series has been released on region 1 DVD for US audiences. (more on previous releases below) THE STORY (no spoilers): The show is set many centuries before the film franchise. Every generation, champions from across the realms of the universe gather to defend their worlds in Mortal Kombat. The losers will have their realms absorbed into Outworld by it's Emperor Shao Khan. Kung Lao is the champion of Earth Realm, guided by the Earth Realm protector named Lord Rayden. Shang Tsung (the champion of Outworld) and Kung Lao face off in the final match, but Kung Lao shows merci to the Outworld champion rather than taking his life. As punishment for his loss, Shang Tsung is banished to the cobalt mines, a fate actually worse than death. However, Shang Tsung is powerful and will seek his revenge on both Kung Lao and Emperor Shao Khan. This is all just set up for the series itself. Kung Lao returns home and seeks to marry his sweetheart, the ridiculously beautiful Geneviere, though her father is against it. Ultimately though, the story progresses as a quest to prepare for a future tournament while forces of Shang Tsung seek to destroy Kung Lao. The young warrior is joined by two sidekicks, an exiled guard Siro from Geneviere's house, and a thief named Taja played by Kristanna Loken. There is turmoil in both Earth Realm and in Outworld itself as powerful sorcerers vie to take the throne. The genesis and mythology of several fighters is explored in this series such as Sub-Zero, Kitana, and Scorpion. OTHER THOUGHTS: One might be surprised at the number of recognizable actors making early career appearances. I wouldn't say it launched any of their careers as they did have earlier works, but there are notable stars like Kristanna Loken, Eva Mendes, Jamie Presley, and Fabiana Udenio. For fans of the films who haven't seen this series yet, the music is not as strong, the acting can be very cheesy, the CGI is not so great, and the plot is pretty thin. In the end it's all about campy martial arts fun. Viewers who don't have a specific affection for the Mortal Kombat franchise may find this series less compelling. But fans of individual stars may still find it interesting. PREVIOUS RELEASES: Just a brief and non-comprehensive mention of previous releases. This received partial releases in the UK in the form of the first 4 episodes in a one DVD set, and a second release called The Final Battle which was the final 2 episodes edited to run like a movie. My understanding is that only Australia got the complete series release before this new region 1 set. Many fans held on to those partial series discs from the UK for years though they only play on region 2 players. I highly recommend it as long as you know what to expect. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 19, 2015 by MyD -- The Viewpoint
    • HaiKiba! Campy low budget TV relic is lotsa fun but DVD release is hampered by crummy video quality.
BOTTOM LINE: Regardless of whether you're a hardcore Kombat fanatic or just mildly curious about the show, I strongly recommend buying this set used. The cash you save will help offset the bad taste the pixely look of the episodes will leave. Though the episodes don't look as good as they could (and should), I'm still glad this obscure series got a legit home release. 4 STARS for the show itself, minus 1 STAR for the disappointing video issues. THE STORY: Paolo Montalban plays Kung Lao, ancient ancestor of popular Mortal Kombat fighter Liu Kang. Lao is the central character of this one-season series, which details his efforts to gather & train the next generation of warriors for future Mortal Kombat tournaments. While doing so, he must also keep tabs on (and frequently battle) the vicious minions of Outworld, with cryptic guidance and occasional assistance in the form of Rayden, MK's resident God of Thunder, played by Jeffrey Meek. To this end, Kung Lao teams up with a disgraced exiled guard named Siro (Daniel Bernhardt) and a feisty thief, Taja (Kristanna "T3" Loken). Together the three friends run a local trading post and are routinely dragged into various martial arts-heavy rough & tumble adventures. THOUGHTS: A 22 episode show which aired in 1998-99 as part of Universal's aborted "Action Pack" syndicated series, MK: CONQUEST is a lot of silly, campy fun. You will quickly get a feel for how low budget the series is after just a few episodes but that's part of its charm, yet also a serious hampering to its long term success. Every city scene is the same 10-15 people milling about and the marketplace is a constrictive, under-lit and obviously fake studio set. On the plus side, the three young actors seem to be having fun and have an excellent chemistry together, a strong selling point for owning this show on DVD. Jeffrey Meek, likewise, makes for an excellent, devil-may-care Rayden, (a far better fit for the character than James Remar, who played MK's God of Thunder in the second feature film, MORTAL KOMBAT: ANNIHILATION). Meeks pulls double-duty acting chores here, also playing the dastardly Shao Khan, ruthless mastermind & villainous overlord of Outworld, who stealthily manipulates others and routinely sends them forth to destroy Kung Lao & his friends. The show's fight scenes have a high energy level and are well-choreographed for the most part, if somewhat repetitive. But hey, there are only so many ways you can film someone getting kicked in the face before it starts to look monotonous. LOL. A strong selling point for babe-crazy viewers is that MK:C features plenty of scantily-clad females in thin, skintight outfits, (most without the annoyance of obstructive undergarments), leaving very little to the imagination. Delightfully, many of these eye candy dolls are every bit as lethal as the muscle-bound hunks once the fighting starts; the girls always giving as good as they get. Plus the guys & gals routinely mix it up with no one pulling their punches, so to speak. But this is the kind of show where everyone gets the crap kicked & punched out of them repeatedly, yet their hair remains unmussed and they are miraculously bruise & scar free the very next day/scene. (So don't say you weren't warned.) :-)~ Perhaps the biggest strike against CONQUEST is that there was no proper conclusion to the series, as it was obviously intended to last longer than a single season. Still, this hard-kicking fast-punching show - while lightweight & silly - remains a pretty good balm for your martial arts fighting fix. THE DVD SET: The bad news is that while MORTAL KOMBAT: CONQUEST arrives as a complete 4-disc boxset, the episodes themselves don't look so hot, thanks to an overall low bitrate & lots of video compression. Pixelation is abundant. This really hurts the look of things, since so much of the show is filmed either on dimly-lit studio sets or on location in the dark of night. Things could have looked a lot better if they would have spread out the number of episodes over five or six DVD's instead of cramming everything together on four discs. A bad decision but one we're forced to live with it, so be prepared. Zero extras are included with the set, which is another strike against it. On the good side, the audio is level & strong, with a mostly clean, thumping techno track. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 29, 2015 by SciFi-Kaiju-Guy @ TeePublic
    • Decent
This tv show had its good points. I watched it because I wanted to consume pretty much every movie and tv show around for this particular franchise. This particular show had some interesting characters in it, but the budget must have been awfully low. I mean the CGI wasn't the greatest, and the plot wasn't anything to write home about. Past that, I believe there was originally a second season, but it got cancelled before it came out, so Season 1 ends with a cliffhanger.... This show had featured some actors (Eva Mendes, for example) before they became famous. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 12, 2019 by History Buff

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