@S4ns
I love how for that entire fight Johnny Cage was probably just outside like, "Eh, Liu's fine, he's got this."
@riotMikeV1
Reptile is a straight savage. He wakes up and dropkicks the first dude he sees through a brick wall. DAMN!
@BKneroEntertainment
Love the intro when the narrator says "REPTILE," and the beat drops. Straight banger and the fight were on point. Miss those days.
@TheBalls2thewalls
This scene was originally not in the finished movie. Test screenings came back that people wanted more fights. This was done really quick and ends up being one of the best moments in the movie.
@Bluecollarjoe6B9
Damn Reptile came to life, didn’t monologue, didn’t ask any questions... just went straight to business.
@christopherarriagada7279
Man this Liu Kang was absolutely crazy. Probably the most perfect casting we will ever get.
@shortboypinoy
What made this fight special was the fact that Reptile is a hidden character in the game, so it felt like we unlocked something.
@alexp.3240
Love how Reptile awakes and imediately presses down-foward-X
@theHEADSHOTking1
I can't express how much I love Reptile's intro to the fight. No words, no banter. Just wakes up and an immediate vibe check for Liu
@etroqueen9891
The person in the production team that included the “Reptile,” name in the audio is a genius.
@rsalceda
Can't believe this movie cost 20 million dollars the backgrounds are SO INSANE. You can se the love, passion and effort to make this movie awesome!!! Good job 90's
@lanoire3
One of the most intense scenes in the movie. I always get goosebumps whenever I hear the announcer say "Reptile". Good old days.
@StargazerC38
Nothing beats that klassic announcer voice... "Reptile". Still the best scene from this movie. I remember being a pre-teen seeing this in the theater, and the crowd wouldn't shut up! I miss the 90s!
@aerowenn433
Somehow they completely captured the embodiment of what I'd expect "Reptile" to be. Ruthless, not talking, no bullshit, just go straight for the attack.
@orangelimesky
This fight was waaaayy too ahead of its time. No special effects, just pure martial arts skills of two wonderful actors. Timeless. The music, choreography, the yelling and aggression. Perfect.
@ElGranSanto
They choreographed the hell out of this fight. This had to be one of the best ones out of both movies.
@5ellz84
This damn instrumental....still makes me fight 7 invisible ninjas...
@CaptainBajam
Can we have a moment of appreciation for seeing two trained martial artists who clearly have spent a long time working on the choreography for this scene. For seeing a movie that backs the camera off so we can see every punch and kick thrown and seeing the expressions on the fighters faces. For seeing real actors being in a real room with real props for them to interact with. This movie clearly has a passion that movies today don’t for action.
@maybachyard
The moment Reptile became my favorite Mortal Kombat character of all time.
@MW-op9wx