Release day is almost upon us, so you may be wondering how to watch Mortal Kombat online. Luckily, it's easy. In the US, all you need in order to stream Mortal Kombat this Friday April 23 is an HBO Max subscription. That's because the film is exclusive to the streaming service - you won't be able to see it any other way (unless you visit a theater, of course).
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So, how much is it to watch Mortal Kombat online? One month of HBO Max costs $14.99, and even though this is more expensive than rivals like Netflix or Disney Plus, you're still getting a lot of value for money nonetheless. Besides being able to steam Mortal Kombat, you're also gaining access to a broad library of movies and TV shows (including Zack Snyder's Justice League and Godzilla vs. Kong) to enjoy.
Just be quick; much like the latest Godzilla film, Mortal Kombat will vanish after a month or so on HBO Max.
What about worldwide viewers, then? We don't have concrete details yet, but we'd be willing to bet that you'll be able to watch Mortal Kombat online via the usual suspects as a view-on-demand rental. In the UK, that means you should keep an eye on Amazon Prime Video. If last month's Godzilla and King Kong mashup is anything to go by, it'll cost you around £15.99.
As an adaptation of the popular video game series, Mortal Kombat takes us back to the beginning by recruiting new fighters who must battle for the fate of our world in a cosmic tournament. It also sheds light on the rivalry between fan-favorite characters Scorpion and Sub-Zero. In a nutshell, there will be plenty of fisticuffs and gore to go around.
If you want to know more about what you're getting for your cash, be sure to visit our guide to uncovering the lowest HBO Max prices.
Watch Mortal Kombat - US
HBO Max | $14.99 per month
Eager to stream Mortal Kombat when it launches this April 23? The only thing you need is HBO Max. You can watch Mortal Kombat online so long as you've got an active membership, and these cost $14.99 per month. Because there aren't any deals available right now, we'd recommend cancelling your subscription before the second month rolls over - there's no binding contract, so you're allowed to leave whenever you want.