Fishman1099

> *I will not run. I'm a knight.* The rise of William —aka Sir Ulrich— is a compelling journey with fun characters and thrilling clashes. I praise William for being a flawed hero with pride, ambition and yet he is more knightly than many.

> *Quieres hacer reír a Dios? Cuéntale tus planes.* El guión es excelente. Los personajes destacan gracias a sus conflictos y objetivos claros pero cruzados; son estos mismos cruces los que hacen a la historia única, con muchas consecuencias indirectas que permean de forma satisfactoria a varios personajes.

Way better than the first one. The story is nothing out of this world, but it works well enough to connect all the kombats, cool scenes and fatalities. The main characters are better too, Johnny Cage and Kitana are likable and both shine in their best moments.

Nolan treated each second of it as a worthy and epic tale, a sublime Odissey that ciments itself in Odisseus, Telemacus and Penelope, for who you root for in all their conflicts, conflicts that all have amazing pay-offs thanks to the high expectative of their reencounter and all the amazing difficulties the protagonist endure (which are all outstanding sequences with elements of mythology that resound in the character journey of Odisseus). I enjoyed all of it: soundtrack, effects, acting, confrontations and battles; watching it on IMAX was 100% worth it: the cyclops scene, the last flashback to Troy, the underworld, Agamemnon aura farming, the storm before Odisseus ended up with Calipso. I was **stunned.**