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Mortal Kombat II Cast and Fate Guide
The sequel brings Johnny Cage into the arena, expands the roster, and leaves Earthrealm with major losses heading into a likely third film.
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Emily Blunt Says Her Kids Had the Correct Reaction to The Devil Wears Prada 2
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Call of Duty Movie Director Peter Berg Once Called Video Games “Weak” and “Pathetic”
Peter Berg is set to direct Paramount’s Call of Duty movie for a 2028 theatrical release. A resurfaced 2013 interview shows he was once sharply critical of military shooters and the people who play them.