Mortal Kombat Legends: Snow Blind (2022)
Evil is unleashed!
Director: Rick Morales · Writer: Jeremy Adams
The vicious, power-mad Kano is determined to take over Earthrealm, one soul at a time. Assisted by a trio of cold Black Dragon mercenaries, he embarks on a brutal assault from town to defenseless town. The choice is simple: kneel or be annihilated. Kenshi, a rebel warrior, calls on Kuai Liang, the only one powerful enough to challenge the malevolent Kano. But Kuai Liang has given up the ways of the warrior, and Kenshi is too undisciplined to defeat Kano himself. If Kuai Liang cannot break through the glacier of doubt that holds him back, Earthrealm will fall.
Where to watch
Amazon Video
Apple TV Store
Google Play Movies
YouTube
Fandango At Home
Plex
Amazon Video
Apple TV Store
Google Play Movies
YouTube
Fandango At Home
Trailer
Director
Rick Morales
Cast
Manny Jacinto
Kenshi Takahashi (voice) 
David Wenham
Kano (voice) 
Artt Butler
Shang Tsung (voice) 
Yuri Lowenthal
Kobra (voice) 
Sumalee Montano
Kindra (voice) 
Patrick Seitz
Scorpion / Owner (voice) 
Keith Silverstein
Kabal (voice) 
Courtenay Taylor
Kira (voice) 
Imari Williams
Tremor (voice) 
Debra Wilson
Graji (voice) 
Lei Yin
Peter / Sento (voice) 
Ron Yuan
Kuai Liang (voice) User Reviews (2)
One of my favorite Mortal Kombat movies. I really enjoyed Kenshi as the protagonist and enjoyed the karate kid vibes the movie gave with sub zero training him. It was a lot of fun to watch. The story was good and kano and Shang tsung were good villains. Additionally, seeing other characters like tremor, erron black, ferra torr, kabal, Kira and kobra was awesome.
Taking *Mortal Kombat* out of its classic mystical tournaments and dropping it into a dusty, *Mad Max*-style wasteland is a bold move. It is definitely a breath of fresh air to see a post-apocalyptic western setting ruled by an older, dictator version of Kano. However, this massive change comes with a price. For hardcore fans, it feels a bit alienating, almost like a completely different sci-fi script that just got the MK logo slapped on it for convenience. It is a very creative setup, but it ends up feeling a bit empty and disconnected from the rich mythology the franchise is known for. The story focuses heavily on Kenshi, an arrogant swordsman who loses his sight, and his older, reluctant mentor, Sub-Zero. While the classic blind samurai and 80s training movie vibes are fun, the pacing really hurts the film. Kenshi spends way too much time whining, and Sub-Zero is frustratingly pass…
