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Not a bad budget but if they are just aiming to please fans then I can see this thing bombing. Well honestly I can see this thing bombing either way.
the budget is pretty low unless they are aiming to just please die hard fans. if they want to go beyond pleasing die hard fans and widen there target market they should go for 70 million. i know the first successful mortal kombat film has a low budget but that was in the 90's and the competition in visual graphics was not yet there. hope the movie will be awesome. im a die hard mk fan.