Mortal Kombat 2 Trailer Release Timeframe Teased By Franchise Producer

Mortal Kombat 2 producer Todd Garner teases the first trailer’s release date. The sequel, which follows up on the 2021 video game adaptation, Mortal Kombat, is coming to theaters on October 24. Mortal Kombat 2‘s cast includes Hiroyuki Sanada (Scorpion), Lewis Tan (Cole Young), Jessica McNamee (Sonya Blade), along with newcomers Karl Urban (Johnny Cage), Adeline Rudolph (Kitana), Tati Gabrielle (Jade), and Martyn Ford (Shao Kahn). Despite being only four months before its release date, Warner Bros. Discovery has yet to release a trailer.

Now, Garner unveils Mortal Kombat 2‘s first trailer release window in an X post. The producer, who shared an image of himself glancing at the movie’s rating information shown at the start of the trailer, teases in the caption that it’ll arrive in “July.” The rating information also confirms that the upcoming movie has received an R-rating. Check out his post below:

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What This Means For Mortal Kombat 2

The Trailer For Mortal Kombat 2 Is тιԍнтly Under Wraps

So far, only a handful of images and exclusive footage at CinemaCon have been shared. In the comments to his post, Garner responded to frustrated fans who have been waiting for more teasers and promotional material ahead of the movie’s release, stressing “imagine how I feel.” He also offered an optimistic comment about his “hope” for an R-rated spinoff series or movies after Mortal Kombat 2‘s release. However, when fans pressed him to unveil footage from the trailer, he shared a previously released image of Johnny Cage, confirming that the scene would be in the trailer.

It’s likely that at this time, Garner isn’t at liberty to unveil any new images, which means the plot details and character information for the new Mortal Kombat movie are currently under тιԍнт wraps, especially with the heavily anticipated tournament taking the central stage. In the comments, Garner also clarified that the movie has been “finished” and they’re not at the stage of adding any final touches. This indicates that the July release of Mortal Kombat 2‘s trailer isn’t directly related to post-production.

Our Take On Mortal Kombat 2’s Trailer Release Window

Mortal Kombat 2’s Trailer Could Reveal Key Information About The Movie

Karl Urban as Johnny Cage standing in front of Liu Kang, Jax, and Sonya Blade in Mortal Kombat 2.

While Garner has teased a release window and a finished trailer, he didn’t offer the exact date and time when new footage will arrive, which keeps the anticipation high after years of waiting. On the other hand, as we’re getting closer to Mortal Kombat 2‘s arrival, more information will likely become available.

Not releasing the trailer this month doesn’t mean the movie is lacking promotional efforts. More breadcrumbs could be dropped in between now and then as the buildup continues. Recently, screenwriter Jeremy Slater teased overwhelmingly positive reactions from the audience who attended the test screenings. The top secrecy right now is a good sign that Mortal Kombat 2 has something big in store.

Source: Todd Garner/X

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