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The Mortal Kombat Movie Has Krushed Red-Band Trailer Records

Its might has been thoroughly tested

It’s been a scant few days, but apparently the viewership for New Line’s ‘red-band’ trailer of Mortal Kombat has gone bananas. For those that had to Google it, ‘red-band’ is a nice way of saying the trailer has an ‘R’ rating. It’s for big kids only.

And it turns out that Mortal Kombat isn’t just out to crush spines and skulls – It is also happy to crush records, clocking in an impressive 116 MILLION views in its first week; becoming the biggest red band trailer of all-time.

The previous title holders included Logan and Deadpool 2, which are now sufficiently brutalised.

From Deadline:

The trailer for the Simon McQuoid directed feature trended in 52 total markets on YouTube and 28 total markets on Twitter, registering a 98% Positive-to-Neutral social sentiment rating.

That is a super impressive feat – considering non-believers may have thought it was being shared for all the wrong reasons.

Oh, and if you haven’t watched the Mortal Kombat trailer yet, here you go – you’re welcome:

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While a trailer being watched a staggering number of times does not necessarily spell success, it does at least indicate that Mortal Kombat has an audience. Hopefully this translates well to it’s release in theatres and HBO Max this April. MOOOORTAL KOMBAAAAT.

Mortal Kombat will release in cinemas and HBO Max on April 16.

Written By Ash Wayling

Known throughout the interwebs simply as M0D3Rn, Ash is bad at video games. An old guard gamer who suffers from being generally opinionated, it comes as no surprise that he is both brutally loyal and yet, fiercely whimsical about all things electronic. On occasion will make a youtube video that actually gets views. Follow him on YouTube @Bad at Video Games

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