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Mortal Kombat: Terminator (1998)
A new installment based on the video game Mortal Kombat arrives: Mortal Kombat Terminator, in which the friends Kung Lao (Paolo Montalban), Taja (Kristanna Loken), and Siro (Daniel Bernhardt) will have to discover the impostors that Kung Lao sends them in order to earn their trust and thus be able to defeat them. But Kung Lao cannot rely on the great friendship that unites them.
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A new installment based on the video game Mortal Kombat arrives: Mortal Kombat Terminator, in which the friends Kung Lao (Paolo Montalban), Taja (Kristanna Loken), and Siro (Daniel Bernhardt) will have to discover the impostors that Kung Lao sends them in order to earn their trust and thus be able to defeat them. But Kung Lao cannot rely on the great friendship that unites them.
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Genre:Action, Adventure, Fantasy
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In Theaters:10/3/1998
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Runtime:90 minutes
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