(Thats what nitpickers do and I'm not a nitpicker). There were some moments that had me scratching my head in disbelief but I'm not going to complain. The sets were cool, the costumes/makeup were great (except for Heihachi, his hairdo was a mess).
The acting may not be great, but they are trained stunt-men and martial artists. The story may not have been that great but you think about it, its hard trying to establish a story entwining 40 or so fighters in the entire franchise. I actually enjoyed it! I liked every bit of it. When i heard that there was a Tekken movie, my immediate thought was "Oh no, they are going to ruin it." WELL, I was wrong. It is one of my favorite fighting game franchises. Reviewed by TJMBuddlake 7 / 10 I enjoyed it!įirst off, I am a die hard Tekken fan. but it's exactly like the game's which is good. However the film in my opinion is far better than street fighter the legend of chun-li and not as good as MK. I Personally would of given it a 7 if there was more back story on each individual character, and there was more original cast. The film is highly Watchable and good entertainment. The Acting wasn't too great, However the fight scenes make up for that as when the fighting kicks in you completely forget about the Acting. Now on to the film, I at first wasn't too sure about watching this and had no high hopes as there has been little advertisement on this film and really isn't as big of a production as the likes of Mortal Kombat and Street Fighter. however i am curious as to what he is comparing it to. I am only writing a review on this Film because the last guy who did a review has seriously done my head in, and clearly doesn't know what he is talking about, he says that this film was an awful and boring film. Reviewed by scaryoutcome1 6 / 10 Not Bad for what it's worth Vowing vengeance, and armed only with his street smarts and raw fighting skills, he enters a dangerous and potentially deadly combat tournament, where he must defeat the world's most elite fighters to become the "King of the Iron Fist."-Official site Jin Kazama (John Foo) witnesses the death of his mother Jun (Tomita) by Tekken in the slums known as Anvil. World wars have destroyed everything and territories are run by corporations, the mightiest - and cruelest - of which is Tekken. The movie does contain some good action, perhaps a bit more of it would be awesome. Didn't see other Tekken movies and honestly reading the reviews, I am glad a didn't.
I liked the movie, I am just a bit put off by certain things that I couldn't stop noticing. I guess this movie should be watched in it's original language with subtitles enabled. Apart from all those minor issues that I noticed and personally felt, the movie is indeed fun to watch, although I have to skip the dialogues because the dub was just messing up everything. The CGI was a bit repetitive when it comes to the scenes but I guess you can't really complain about that considering what the movie is based on. If only they moved it around a bit, the whole movement would seem natural. Hence, throughout the movie it kept bugging me. I am accustomed to watching people body muscle move in a certain fashion when they're moving and when we have 4 main female characters, it's really hard to avoid noticing that part. The problem is with the way there bodies react. I enjoyed the music and the fight scenes but I had a hard time focusing on the female characters. Not really a Tekken fan otherwise I would have loved the movie.
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