Mortal Kombat: Legacy | Web Series - News

Dick Clark productions and Tubefilter announced yesterday the full list of winners of the 4th Annual Streamy Awards. The second season of Mortal Kombat: Legacy won the award for Best Choreography – Garrett Warren and Larnell Stovall. Congratulations to the entire cast and crew of the series.
Choreography

Streamy Award Winner: Mortal Kombat: Legacy II, Garrett Warren and Larnell Stovall

Nominees:
Castrol Footkhana: Neymar Jr. v Ken Block, Andy Ansah, Brian Scotto, Neymar Jr., and Ken Block
Dance Showdown, Ambrose Respicio and Anze Skrube
Jabbawockeez Presents Regenerate, Jabbawockeez
Mortal Kombat: Legacy II, Garrett Warren and Larnell Stovall
Super Power Beat Down, Alvin J. Hsing, Peter Jang, and Shaun Paul Piccinino
Mortal Kombat: Legacy was nominated in the following categories:

• Drama
• Action and Sci-Fi
• Actor in a Drama - Brian Tee
• Choreography - Garrett Warren and Larnell Stovall
• Cinematography - Scott Keven
• Directing - Kevin Tancharoen
• Visual and Special Effects - Lars Anderson, John Myers, and Jerry Spivack

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The second season of Mortal Kombat: Legacy will be available on DVD and Blu Ray on October 14th, 2014. You can pre-order it from Amazon by using the following links:
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It seems like things are starting to really heat up on the Mortal Kombat: Legacy front lately. First director Kevin Tancharoen hinted that he is talking to Warner about the third season, then Johnny Cage actor Casper Van Dien announced that he is training for the next season of the series and now we learn that the second season will finally be released on Blu Ray and DVD on October 14th, 2014:
In addition, it was also revealed that the first season will also receive a DVD release on that same date. A Blu Ray version of the season has been available for more than 2 years.

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A few months back Mortal Kombat: Legacy director Kevin Tancharoen informed the fans that initial talks about a third season of the web series have started. Several days ago Johnny Cage actor Casper Van Dien posted an image of him on instagram with the following comment:
We guess that the initial talks have been successful and that shooting for season 3 of Mortal Kombat: Legacy will be starting soon if not already.

There is still no official announcement regarding a third season of the series and even director Kevin Tancharoen's Twitter account is silent on the topic. So we will have to wait.

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As we reported a few months back, Mortal Kombat: Legacy director Kevin Tancharoen informed the fans at the end of last year that he is leaving Mortal Kombat after three years spent with the franchise. Ever since that day, there has been a complete eclipse regarding the fate of the third season of Mortal Kombat: Legacy and that of the new movie. All that changed, when NerdReactor interviewed Kevin about his latest project:

With Legacy, you have approached each season differently, with the first one being an anthology of sorts.

With Legacy Season 1, it was kind of a big experiment. No one has done it before, and we didn’t know if should be an anthology or connected. We did the first one as an anthology and the second one more serialized. In the future, it will definitely be more connected and more cohesive.

We are starting to talk about it [Legacy Season 3] literally this week (knock on wood). I’m starting to talk to Warner Bros. and the video game creators, so hopefully we can see it through.

We better see it, especially after that cliffhanger in Legacy Season 2.

I know, we pissed off way too many people. Ed Boon and I are going to get together and chat and talk to Warner Bros. about figuring it out.


Is this the reason why we’re not going to see a Mortal Kombat movie from you?

We all feel right now that we have such a trajectory to the series. There are so many more stories to tell in that format.

So, there we have it. It seems that there is still hope for Season 3 of Mortal Kombat: Legacy, while the new movie seems to be on hold, at least according to its former director.

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Kevin Tancharoen, the director of the Mortal Kombat: Legacy series and the Mortal Kombat Movie Reboot has announced on Twitter that he is leaving the Mortal Kombat franchise after working on it for the past 3 years:

Kevin Tancharoen rose to popularity among the Mortal Kombat fans, after accidentally releasing his Mortal Kombat short Mortal Kombat Rebirth on YouTube. The clip quickly gathered millions of views and eventually led to a job at Warner Bros, where he directed the first and the second season of Mortal Kombat: Legacy and was working on a movie reboot:
The details which led to him leaving the project are currently unknown. How this will affect the production of the new movie and the possible third season of the series is also not clear.
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