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Who should play Kung Lao in MK3?
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posted09/02/2005 10:37 PM (UTC)by
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ho do u think looks more to play the part kung lao in mortal kombat 3 movie jet li or jakie chan?
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LinkSkywalker
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 •08/24/2005 01:14 AM (UTC) •
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To go with the thread question,Jet Li(Jackie Chan is "sensitive"to be in MK)

But in personal opinion,Tony Jaasmile
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 •08/25/2005 06:16 AM (UTC) •
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If they can afford Jet Li go for it!
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Aracc
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 •08/26/2005 06:30 PM (UTC) •
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Chao Yun Fat, Jet Li, Jiang Wen.

Also, just for the recrod, Wang Xue Qi would make a great Shang Tsung.
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 •08/28/2005 05:25 AM (UTC) •
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Donnie Yen, Mark Dacascas, or Rick Yune. I would be leaning more towards Rick Yune because he has the deep voice, and he has the perfect face for the Kung Lao character.
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 •08/28/2005 01:10 PM (UTC) •
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man..no way...

TONY JAA

you guys ever seen ONG BAK?

NO?...

watch it..ul shit ur pants
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Aracc
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 •08/28/2005 04:57 PM (UTC) •
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ReikoJr Wrote:
Donnie Yen, Mark Dacascas, or Rick Yune. I would be leaning more towards Rick Yune because he has the deep voice, and he has the perfect face for the Kung Lao character.


Damn, I forgot about Rick Yune. He'd be pretty good, too.

Also, I didn't think Ong Bak was too impressive.
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 •08/29/2005 01:57 PM (UTC) •
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do a move...DO 1 FUCKING MOVE!!!...and say whatever u want after that

sorry for the swearing
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 •08/29/2005 07:49 PM (UTC) •
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Aracc Wrote:
ReikoJr Wrote:
Donnie Yen, Mark Dacascas, or Rick Yune. I would be leaning more towards Rick Yune because he has the deep voice, and he has the perfect face for the Kung Lao character.


Damn, I forgot about Rick Yune. He'd be pretty good, too.

Also, I didn't think Ong Bak was too impressive.


I'm not too sure about Rick Yune. One, he's a tall dude. 6'3" I think. Too tall for Kung Lao. And second, he doesn't have that look and he has more of a Taekwando feel than a Shaolin feel.

Donnie Yen? Ummmmmmmm.... how can I say this? HELL YEAH! It'd been cool to see him do his trademark "Triple Kick" and possibly use the hat in a form in a training scene.

Mark Dacascas? That wouldn't be a bad idea to be honest. I love his movements and think he'd be a good Lao.

But lemmie throw out Collin Chou as another choice. He was the main badguy in Jet Li's Bodyguard From Beijing and of "Seraph" in The Matrix Reloaded/Revolutions.


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 •08/29/2005 10:57 PM (UTC) •
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I'm not too sure about Rick Yune. One, he's a tall dude. 6'3" I think. Too tall for Kung Lao. And second, he doesn't have that look and he has more of a Taekwando feel than a Shaolin fell.

Donnie Yen? Ummmmmmmm.... how can I say this? HELL YEAH! It'd been cool to see him do his trademark "Triple Kick" and possibly use the hat in a form in a training scene.

Mark Dacascas? That wouldn't be a bad idea to be honest. I love his movements and think he'd be a good Lao.

But lemmie throw out Collin Chou as another choice. He was the main badguy in Jet Li's Bodyguard From Beijing and of "Seraph" in The Matrix Reloaded/Revolutions.


Ghostdragon


I forgot about Seraph. I think he would be an excellent Kung Lao also.
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Aracc
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 •09/02/2005 10:37 PM (UTC) •
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The guy who played Kung Lao in MK II was actually pretty tall, I think, as was his MK3 actor, so I don't see height as a problem. Also, Tae Kwon Do and Kung Fu can be very quickly interchanged to look like one another, especially Shaolin Kung Fu.
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