‘Mortal Kombat’ fans confused as Jezebel asks “Who forgot to invite Chun-Li?”

Rebecca Davis editorChina’s top law-making body will consider this week a popular proposition to ban actors who have used drugs from entertainment industry for life at its annual weeklong meeting, which kicked off Friday.The National People’s Congress, the country’s rubber stamp parliament, counts some 3,000 professionals from across the country as delegates, including directors Jia Zhangke, Feng Xiaogang and Chen Kaige, as well as Jackie Chan and Yao Ming.

Patrick Frater Asia Bureau ChiefImax China, the supplier of giant screen cinema facilities and services in Greater China, is one of the purest plays on the mainland Chinese movie exhibition market available to investors.

Elle Fanning, star and executive producer of Civic Center Media/MRC Television’s Hulu series The Great, is expanding her relationship with the indie studio partnership. She and her sister Dakota Fanning have teamed to launch Lewellen Pictures production company and have entered a first-look television deal with the studio, a joint venture between UTA and MRC. The Fanning sisters plan to develop feature film and television projects, as well as other forms of media, including podcasts.

Joe Otterson TV ReporterDakota and Elle Fanning have formed their own production company, Lewellen Pictures.

Coronation Street fans pointed out a mistake from Wednesday night’s episode of the ITV soap. During the episode of Corrie, Alya Nazir tried to get into her grandmother Yasmeen Metcalfe's house after she spotted her grandmother collapsed on the floor.

Pierre Morel’s upcoming action thrillerThe Blacksmith, which recently lost its star Nick Jonas due to a scheduling conflict, has a deal in place for the important China market. Beijing-based distributor Infotainment China Media picked up rights to the film ahead of Berlin's European Film Market and plans to stick with the project despite the casting change-up.

EXCLUSIVE: The viewership for New Line’s red band trailer of Mortal Kombat has clocked 116M views in its first week, becoming the biggest red band trailer of all-time, besting the 4-day mark of Logan and Deadpool 2 and continuing to do so.

DaBaby set the record straight about his alleged diss towards JoJo Siwa.

Mortal Kombat film is here.READ MORE: ‘Valheim’ is a Steam survival smash hit with serious depthThe clip debuted on Thursday morning (February 18), showing off fighters like Sonya Blade (Jessica McNamee), Sub-Zero (Joe Taslim), Scorpion (Hiroyuki Sanada), Raiden (Tadanobu Asano), and the other Earthrealm warriors.Mortal Kombat is a reboot, following an original story set within the long-running franchise’s universe.

TRIGGER WARNING! Mortal Kombat released its first trailer today and despite the amazing visuals and creative cinematography, the film left no stones unturned to make it any less gory. As a videogame adaption, the trailer sure does justice to make the film action-packed.

Test your might, because on Thursday, Warner Bros. released the exciting restricted trailer for the new “Mortal Kombat” film, based on the iconic video game series.

The Mortal Kombat trailer is here!

Eli Countryman “Get over here!” — because Warner Bros. has unveiled the first trailer for the upcoming “Mortal Kombat” movie, full of blood, guts and fatalities.The movie, which is the third live-action feature based on the popular video game series, will not have any connection to its underperforming 1995 and 1997 predecessors.

Also Read: Simon McQuoid in Talks to Direct 'Mortal Kombat' RebootThe screenplay was written by Greg Russo and Dave Callaham, from a story by Oren Uziel and Greg Russo. James Wan, Todd Garner, Simon McQuoid, E.

FINISH HIM! Well, pick your poison. Would you rather engulf your opponent in flames or drop them onto a floor of spikes? These are just two choices for casual and hardcore gamers alike in “Mortal Kombat,” still going strong nearly 30 years later.